House For Sale £1,750,000
Cairds Estate Agents are privileged to present a piece of local history, "the old bakery" in Ashtead, Surrey.
This charming and characterful Grade II listed entry to the local market is located in the favoured south area of Ashtead on the corner of Dene Road and Crampshaw Lane.
Positioned on an elevated plot with flexible internal accommodation arranged over three floors and approximately 3394 sq ft, this four bedroom detached home carefully renovated by the current owners with extensive use of original materials will allure the prestige period home buyer.
On the ground floor there is a substantial multi aspect living room with original cast iron bread-oven front and separate Inglenook brick fireplace with log burning stove. To one side of the living room is a newly built sun room (which was the old log store and lean-to at the rear) with bi-fold door to the rear garden. Beyond the living room is a stunning and recently installed kitchen and breakfast room (which occupies the place where the bread was originally baked). There is also a dining room with a view of the garden, a family room with Inglenook fireplace, reception room (currently used as a gym), a family bathroom with utility facilities and, off the hallway, a varnished brick stairwell to the cellar. Completing the ground floor accommodation, a spectacular master bedroom suite with dressing room, en-suite bathroom and original spiral staircase leading to the mezzanine "Hay Loft".
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and the fabulous wooden beamed gallery room (once used for storing flour) overlooking the lounge.
On the second floor there is a further bedroom and an attic room.
Externally the home is surrounded by gardens that are mainly laid to lawn, a newly landscaped area to the rear and a mature perimeter
This charming and characterful Grade II listed entry to the local market is located in the favoured south area of Ashtead on the corner of Dene Road and Crampshaw Lane.
Positioned on an elevated plot with flexible internal accommodation arranged over three floors and approximately 3394 sq ft, this four bedroom detached home carefully renovated by the current owners with extensive use of original materials will allure the prestige period home buyer.
On the ground floor there is a substantial multi aspect living room with original cast iron bread-oven front and separate Inglenook brick fireplace with log burning stove. To one side of the living room is a newly built sun room (which was the old log store and lean-to at the rear) with bi-fold door to the rear garden. Beyond the living room is a stunning and recently installed kitchen and breakfast room (which occupies the place where the bread was originally baked). There is also a dining room with a view of the garden, a family room with Inglenook fireplace, reception room (currently used as a gym), a family bathroom with utility facilities and, off the hallway, a varnished brick stairwell to the cellar. Completing the ground floor accommodation, a spectacular master bedroom suite with dressing room, en-suite bathroom and original spiral staircase leading to the mezzanine "Hay Loft".
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and the fabulous wooden beamed gallery room (once used for storing flour) overlooking the lounge.
On the second floor there is a further bedroom and an attic room.
Externally the home is surrounded by gardens that are mainly laid to lawn, a newly landscaped area to the rear and a mature perimeter
