House For Sale £950,000
Set within a small cul-de-sac and central for West Byfleet town, a modern classic four bedroom detached 1960s home with potential to extend (subject to planning consent).
Epitomising the era of the day and one of eleven similar styled homes in the close a classic design with a bold statement of function and use of space. This architectural movement pushed the bold steps for maximum light and connectivity which ensures it stands out from the crowd and gives back to the homeowner. On the ground floor there are two receptions with the kitchen and dining room linked via the breakfast bar whilst in the kitchen there is dual aspect, work surfaces on three sides and plenty of eye/low level cupboard space. In the 20ft living room there are views looking into the garden, dual aspect, sliding patio doors and an open feature fireplace creating both a focal/functional addition. In the garden there is a southerly aspect, mostly laid to lawn and patios on three sides, including a raised platform. To the opposite side of the property there is 11ft to the neighbouring boundary possibly allowing option (subject to planning approval) to further extend.
Ideally this home will suit a buyer requiring space, a quiet position yet accessible for both communications and amenities. West Byfleet town is within quarter mile offering a Waitrose supermarket, nhs/private health centre, a selection of retail shopping outlets, restaurants and banks. Ideal for local schools there are a selection, with the Marist just within a hundred metres and Pyrford Junior within a half mile. Weybridge is within five miles whilst the A3 and M25 can be accessed via either Ripley or Cobham. For those requiring main line train services into London Waterloo services, then West Byfleet has fast connections circa 30 - 35 minutes. In our opinion the property should be viewed to be appreciated and is highly recommended by Gascoigne Pees, the vendor's sole agent.
Epitomising the era of the day and one of eleven similar styled homes in the close a classic design with a bold statement of function and use of space. This architectural movement pushed the bold steps for maximum light and connectivity which ensures it stands out from the crowd and gives back to the homeowner. On the ground floor there are two receptions with the kitchen and dining room linked via the breakfast bar whilst in the kitchen there is dual aspect, work surfaces on three sides and plenty of eye/low level cupboard space. In the 20ft living room there are views looking into the garden, dual aspect, sliding patio doors and an open feature fireplace creating both a focal/functional addition. In the garden there is a southerly aspect, mostly laid to lawn and patios on three sides, including a raised platform. To the opposite side of the property there is 11ft to the neighbouring boundary possibly allowing option (subject to planning approval) to further extend.
Ideally this home will suit a buyer requiring space, a quiet position yet accessible for both communications and amenities. West Byfleet town is within quarter mile offering a Waitrose supermarket, nhs/private health centre, a selection of retail shopping outlets, restaurants and banks. Ideal for local schools there are a selection, with the Marist just within a hundred metres and Pyrford Junior within a half mile. Weybridge is within five miles whilst the A3 and M25 can be accessed via either Ripley or Cobham. For those requiring main line train services into London Waterloo services, then West Byfleet has fast connections circa 30 - 35 minutes. In our opinion the property should be viewed to be appreciated and is highly recommended by Gascoigne Pees, the vendor's sole agent.
