House For Sale £1,250,000
A substantial five bedroom detached Edwardian residence, offering grand proportions, situated in a popular village location.
This impressive home offers many character features along with a spacious plot with the rear garden extending in excess of 100 feet.
On entering the home you are greeted with a large and light reception hall which offers space and scope to be used as a study area with delightful window seat to the front elevation and stairs leading to the first floor.
The principal ground floor accommodation offers a bay windowed drawing room with high ceilings, a picture rail and central feature fireplace. To the rear of the drawing room is an extensive family room, again with a feature fireplace and sliding doors which lead to the conservatory with a beautiful aspect over the south facing rear garden and access to the utility room. The wood floored dining room with side aspect leads into the kitchen with modern fitted induction hob and oven along with tiled flooring.
Overall the ground floor is striking with its large windows and high ceilings giving a real feeling of space and light whilst retaining a warm feeling of family living. Rising to the first floor the feeling of space if continued with a large landing leading to the five bedrooms and bathroom. All bedrooms can easily accommodate a double bed and continue the theme of spacious living with high ceilings along with feature fireplaces. Completing the first floor is the family bathroom with separate W.C.
There is an oversized loft hatch with ladder on the main landing giving access to the spacious roof space which (subject to the necessary consents and regulations) lends itself to conversion to further living space.
Outside the home, at the front is a mature garden offering good street screening. Front access is gained either by the pedestrian pathway to the front door or by the side driveway leading to the garage situated at the rear of the property. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with tree and shrub borders along with some interspersed fruit trees and a patio area. This delightful home offers further scope for rear extension (subject to necessary consents and regulations) without the loss or impact to the proportion of rear garden and space.
Pyrford is a prime location while still maintaining the village charm.
A small close community with a host of facilities and amenities. Within walking distance, there is a parade of shops including the Co-Op, organic butcher, wine shop, hairdresser, vet, cafe and nhs dentist. There are lovely country walks with views of the South Downs, various canal walks and Wisley Gardens.
At the top of the road, there is the Cricket Club, Social Club (with drink licence), Village Hall and the Scouts Hall which host numerous activities for all ages, yoga, pilates, dance classes etc. And a variety of toddlers groups. The local Drama Group, Pyrford Little Theatre Group has been going strong for nearly 55 years.
There are two schools which have been recently redeveloped and extended, and the Church of the Good Shepherd located next to them.
Several golf clubs, a gym (with swimming pool) and tennis club are nearby.
West Byfleet has mainline train station with fast trains (23mins) to London Waterloo. There is a Waitrose, diverse selection of Restaurants and Bowls Club, Tesco, Lidl, Marks & Spencer, Selco (diy store) at Brooklands and Screwfix
The medical centre is in West Byfleet with other therapies available, physiotherapy, osteopathy, opticians and several dentists. The two main hospitals, St Peters and Woking community Hospital are also within reach.
The property is conveniently located about 4 miles from Junction 10 of the M25,15 miles from Heathrow Airport and only 27 miles from central London.
The larger town of Woking, has a large train station with a greater number and choice of trains to London, the South and the South West. There is also a bus from the station every 30 minutes to Heathrow. The town has a large Leisure Centre, Football Stadium, Cinemas, Theatre, several Restaurants, a large shopping centre and is coming to the final stages of a six year development.
Council Tax Band: G
Local Authority: Woking Borough Council
EPC Rating: C
Tenure: Freehold
Latitude: 51.322927 Longitude: -0.506767
What Three Words: Gains.event.accent<br /><br />
This impressive home offers many character features along with a spacious plot with the rear garden extending in excess of 100 feet.
On entering the home you are greeted with a large and light reception hall which offers space and scope to be used as a study area with delightful window seat to the front elevation and stairs leading to the first floor.
The principal ground floor accommodation offers a bay windowed drawing room with high ceilings, a picture rail and central feature fireplace. To the rear of the drawing room is an extensive family room, again with a feature fireplace and sliding doors which lead to the conservatory with a beautiful aspect over the south facing rear garden and access to the utility room. The wood floored dining room with side aspect leads into the kitchen with modern fitted induction hob and oven along with tiled flooring.
Overall the ground floor is striking with its large windows and high ceilings giving a real feeling of space and light whilst retaining a warm feeling of family living. Rising to the first floor the feeling of space if continued with a large landing leading to the five bedrooms and bathroom. All bedrooms can easily accommodate a double bed and continue the theme of spacious living with high ceilings along with feature fireplaces. Completing the first floor is the family bathroom with separate W.C.
There is an oversized loft hatch with ladder on the main landing giving access to the spacious roof space which (subject to the necessary consents and regulations) lends itself to conversion to further living space.
Outside the home, at the front is a mature garden offering good street screening. Front access is gained either by the pedestrian pathway to the front door or by the side driveway leading to the garage situated at the rear of the property. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with tree and shrub borders along with some interspersed fruit trees and a patio area. This delightful home offers further scope for rear extension (subject to necessary consents and regulations) without the loss or impact to the proportion of rear garden and space.
Pyrford is a prime location while still maintaining the village charm.
A small close community with a host of facilities and amenities. Within walking distance, there is a parade of shops including the Co-Op, organic butcher, wine shop, hairdresser, vet, cafe and nhs dentist. There are lovely country walks with views of the South Downs, various canal walks and Wisley Gardens.
At the top of the road, there is the Cricket Club, Social Club (with drink licence), Village Hall and the Scouts Hall which host numerous activities for all ages, yoga, pilates, dance classes etc. And a variety of toddlers groups. The local Drama Group, Pyrford Little Theatre Group has been going strong for nearly 55 years.
There are two schools which have been recently redeveloped and extended, and the Church of the Good Shepherd located next to them.
Several golf clubs, a gym (with swimming pool) and tennis club are nearby.
West Byfleet has mainline train station with fast trains (23mins) to London Waterloo. There is a Waitrose, diverse selection of Restaurants and Bowls Club, Tesco, Lidl, Marks & Spencer, Selco (diy store) at Brooklands and Screwfix
The medical centre is in West Byfleet with other therapies available, physiotherapy, osteopathy, opticians and several dentists. The two main hospitals, St Peters and Woking community Hospital are also within reach.
The property is conveniently located about 4 miles from Junction 10 of the M25,15 miles from Heathrow Airport and only 27 miles from central London.
The larger town of Woking, has a large train station with a greater number and choice of trains to London, the South and the South West. There is also a bus from the station every 30 minutes to Heathrow. The town has a large Leisure Centre, Football Stadium, Cinemas, Theatre, several Restaurants, a large shopping centre and is coming to the final stages of a six year development.
Council Tax Band: G
Local Authority: Woking Borough Council
EPC Rating: C
Tenure: Freehold
Latitude: 51.322927 Longitude: -0.506767
What Three Words: Gains.event.accent<br /><br />
