House For Sale £895,000
We understand that this lovely character home was originally built at the turn of the century, as a pair of farm workers cottages, later gentrified to create a single detached home. Today the generously proportioned rooms offer a practical layout for a growing family, whilst still retaining its former character and charm. EPC E, Council Tax F
This house impresses, from the moment you step through the gabled porch into the large welcoming entrance hall, where there is ample storage for coats and shoes. From this hallway there is access to the large garage, and doors to an oversized downstairs four piece bathroom, and to the separate utility room that takes care of the laundry appliances. There is also a bonus room from the hallway, currently being used as an office/snug, but could easily be a craft or playroom.
Being set on an east/west access all the rooms enjoy ample natural light. The hub of the home is the farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances, and breakfast bar. There is a large double-glazed conservatory to the rear, leading to the garden, and and external door to the driveway. A further pair of doors lead into the spacious, double aspect living room that can easily accommodate large pieces of furniture making it ideal for entertaining.
To the first floor are four double bedrooms and the main family bathroom that has also been fitted with a 3-piece white suite. The secluded westerly backing garden extends to approximately 89’ and is a real sun trap, being mainly laid to lawn with established shrubs and a backdrop of mature trees. To the left of the house is a sheltered patio and barbecue area with a back door leading into the garage. On the right of the garden is a spacious detached outbuilding, which could be used for a variety of purposes. To the front in a brick paved carriage driveway proving parking 4 vehicles, screened by cut hedging and brick walling.
The property is situated in westerly backing gardens towards the foot of this attractive and popular residential road, adjacent to a liner park that runs alongside the river Ash and overlooks the golf course beyond. The quaint and well run village pub, The Bell is on the doorstep and Shepperton’s traditional bustling High Street and mainline station (London Waterloo 53 minutes) are within half a mile. There are reputable state and private schools catering for all age groups within walking distance and for the motorist junction 1, M3 that is next to the A316 to London and junction 11, M25 are approximately 3.5 and 4.5 miles respectively.
This house impresses, from the moment you step through the gabled porch into the large welcoming entrance hall, where there is ample storage for coats and shoes. From this hallway there is access to the large garage, and doors to an oversized downstairs four piece bathroom, and to the separate utility room that takes care of the laundry appliances. There is also a bonus room from the hallway, currently being used as an office/snug, but could easily be a craft or playroom.
Being set on an east/west access all the rooms enjoy ample natural light. The hub of the home is the farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances, and breakfast bar. There is a large double-glazed conservatory to the rear, leading to the garden, and and external door to the driveway. A further pair of doors lead into the spacious, double aspect living room that can easily accommodate large pieces of furniture making it ideal for entertaining.
To the first floor are four double bedrooms and the main family bathroom that has also been fitted with a 3-piece white suite. The secluded westerly backing garden extends to approximately 89’ and is a real sun trap, being mainly laid to lawn with established shrubs and a backdrop of mature trees. To the left of the house is a sheltered patio and barbecue area with a back door leading into the garage. On the right of the garden is a spacious detached outbuilding, which could be used for a variety of purposes. To the front in a brick paved carriage driveway proving parking 4 vehicles, screened by cut hedging and brick walling.
The property is situated in westerly backing gardens towards the foot of this attractive and popular residential road, adjacent to a liner park that runs alongside the river Ash and overlooks the golf course beyond. The quaint and well run village pub, The Bell is on the doorstep and Shepperton’s traditional bustling High Street and mainline station (London Waterloo 53 minutes) are within half a mile. There are reputable state and private schools catering for all age groups within walking distance and for the motorist junction 1, M3 that is next to the A316 to London and junction 11, M25 are approximately 3.5 and 4.5 miles respectively.
