House For Sale £895,000
Dating back to the 1860s this distinguished Victorian townhouse is within easy reach of the town centre and the natural beauty of the Surrey Hills. Impeccably presented, its sympathetically chosen window shutters, column radiators and tasteful colour scheme demonstrate an attention to detail.
On the raised ground floor a sitting room and office with wood floors create a wealth of versatile space. A working fireplace is a focal point for the sitting room, whilst the office has fitted storage. Downstairs on the garden level lower ground floor, a wonderful dining room and kitchen/sitting room create an excellent open plan layout. Beneath a duo of skylights a wall of French doors opens from the dining room onto the patio, and the relaxed sitting room area benefits from a log burner. Sitting centrally between the two, the outstanding kitchen with its painted Shaker-style cabinets, quartz countertops and large island features a butler sink and space for a range cooker within a tiled chimney breast. A utility area completes the layout.
Equally well-presented, four bedrooms stretch out across the upper two storeys including a principal bedroom with a decorative fireplace and superior en suite shower room. A family bathroom has a roll top bath and walk-in shower.
Outside
Stone steps rise up to the flint facade of this four storey home with its tall sash windows, instantly giving a superior amount of kerb appeal. A landscaped walled garden of pebbles and topiary leads to the side of the house where tucked away beside the lower ground floor a side door gives discreet additional access to the kitchen/sitting room and a large storage area.
The French doors of the dining room allow you to step out onto a decked and brick paved patio and enjoy al fresco meals in a quintessential English country garden. Beautifully planted with fully stocked beds of roses and mature shrubs this tranquil outdoor space leads through to a charming timber potting shed/workshop with its additional seating area.
Situation
Horsham Road sits to the south of Dorking town centre, with some of Surrey’s finest unspoilt countryside on the doorstep such as the North Downs and Box Hill. Dorking station offers fast services to Victoria and Waterloo, while Deepdene Station has access to the Reading/Tonbridge line. The A24 leads to the M25 at Leatherhead with Gatwick and Heathrow airports easily accessible. Also nearby is Denbies, England’s largest vineyard and good local schools.
On the raised ground floor a sitting room and office with wood floors create a wealth of versatile space. A working fireplace is a focal point for the sitting room, whilst the office has fitted storage. Downstairs on the garden level lower ground floor, a wonderful dining room and kitchen/sitting room create an excellent open plan layout. Beneath a duo of skylights a wall of French doors opens from the dining room onto the patio, and the relaxed sitting room area benefits from a log burner. Sitting centrally between the two, the outstanding kitchen with its painted Shaker-style cabinets, quartz countertops and large island features a butler sink and space for a range cooker within a tiled chimney breast. A utility area completes the layout.
Equally well-presented, four bedrooms stretch out across the upper two storeys including a principal bedroom with a decorative fireplace and superior en suite shower room. A family bathroom has a roll top bath and walk-in shower.
Outside
Stone steps rise up to the flint facade of this four storey home with its tall sash windows, instantly giving a superior amount of kerb appeal. A landscaped walled garden of pebbles and topiary leads to the side of the house where tucked away beside the lower ground floor a side door gives discreet additional access to the kitchen/sitting room and a large storage area.
The French doors of the dining room allow you to step out onto a decked and brick paved patio and enjoy al fresco meals in a quintessential English country garden. Beautifully planted with fully stocked beds of roses and mature shrubs this tranquil outdoor space leads through to a charming timber potting shed/workshop with its additional seating area.
Situation
Horsham Road sits to the south of Dorking town centre, with some of Surrey’s finest unspoilt countryside on the doorstep such as the North Downs and Box Hill. Dorking station offers fast services to Victoria and Waterloo, while Deepdene Station has access to the Reading/Tonbridge line. The A24 leads to the M25 at Leatherhead with Gatwick and Heathrow airports easily accessible. Also nearby is Denbies, England’s largest vineyard and good local schools.
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