House For Sale £1,575,000
A superb Character 'Chown' house in a highly desirable Private Road Location, set in 1/3rd Acre South-Easterly facing grounds within 0.5 mile of the station and shops.
Entrance Porch - Reception Hall - Cloakroom - Drawing Room - Dining Room - Family Room - Kitchen - Conservatory/Breakfast Room - Utility Room - Turreted Staircase - Main Bedroom with En Suite Shower Room - Three Further Bedrooms - Family Bathroom - Separate WC - Detached Timber Pool House - Beautiful 1/3rd Acre Southerly Aspect Grounds - Heated & Filtered Swimming Pool - Double Glazed Oak Framed 'Heritage' Windows - Integral Garage
We are delighted to offer for sale this classic example of a 1930's family home built by Frank Chown in a quintessentially Horsley style located in one of the village's premier private road locations. Substantially improved and beautifully maintained by the current owners over many years of ownership, the property retains many of the original features which include an impressive Inglenook fireplace, an abundance of exposed oak joinery and double glazed Heritage windows within the original oak mullion frames.
The striking front elevation, with the distinctive turret complements the thatched roof with signature eyebrow windows to the first floor.
Once over the threshold, the welcoming entrance hall connects the principal day spaces of the house which comprise a total of 3 reception rooms along with the all important 'hub of the home' created by a modern Shaker style kitchen with granite work surfaces and central island which flows seamlessly through to the conservatory day room which enjoys access to and a fabulous view of the garden. The ground floor spaces are completed by a utility room beyond the kitchen and guest cloakroom from the reception hall.
The wide staircase occupies the turret which leads to the galleried landing, from which there are four well proportioned bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes/cupboards, and two bath/shower rooms of which one is ensuite to the main bedroom.
Outside: To the front, a gated driveway provides ample visitor parking and access to the integral garage with double doors, and side access to the rear gardens. In all, the grounds extend to 0.33 Acre with the rear gardens facing in a Southerly direction and extending to over 150' in length. The outside spaces have been beautifully landscaped to provide a paved sun terrace leading onto areas of lawn with ornamental fish pond, mature flower and shrub beds and a magnificent specimen Liquidambar tree, beyond which a pergola leads through to a second area of lawn and the swimming pool positioned for optimum sunshine and enclosed by picket fence, mature hedge and a surrounding sun terrace area. Beyond this is the Timber pool house/changing room with heating and filtration plant room.
For anyone new to East Horsley, The Highlands is widely regarded as one of village's most desirable private roads, being centrally located just a 1/2 mile stroll to the shops & station (Waterloo 45 mins). The owners also benefit from access at the end of the road to many acres of woodland, ideal for stretching legs with a 4 legged friend! Not to mention the wonderful choice of both State & Private Schools, and the abundance of recreational activities within the village.
Tenure: Freehold. Guildford Borough Council Band H Annual Road Subscription : £150 pa
Entrance Porch - Reception Hall - Cloakroom - Drawing Room - Dining Room - Family Room - Kitchen - Conservatory/Breakfast Room - Utility Room - Turreted Staircase - Main Bedroom with En Suite Shower Room - Three Further Bedrooms - Family Bathroom - Separate WC - Detached Timber Pool House - Beautiful 1/3rd Acre Southerly Aspect Grounds - Heated & Filtered Swimming Pool - Double Glazed Oak Framed 'Heritage' Windows - Integral Garage
We are delighted to offer for sale this classic example of a 1930's family home built by Frank Chown in a quintessentially Horsley style located in one of the village's premier private road locations. Substantially improved and beautifully maintained by the current owners over many years of ownership, the property retains many of the original features which include an impressive Inglenook fireplace, an abundance of exposed oak joinery and double glazed Heritage windows within the original oak mullion frames.
The striking front elevation, with the distinctive turret complements the thatched roof with signature eyebrow windows to the first floor.
Once over the threshold, the welcoming entrance hall connects the principal day spaces of the house which comprise a total of 3 reception rooms along with the all important 'hub of the home' created by a modern Shaker style kitchen with granite work surfaces and central island which flows seamlessly through to the conservatory day room which enjoys access to and a fabulous view of the garden. The ground floor spaces are completed by a utility room beyond the kitchen and guest cloakroom from the reception hall.
The wide staircase occupies the turret which leads to the galleried landing, from which there are four well proportioned bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes/cupboards, and two bath/shower rooms of which one is ensuite to the main bedroom.
Outside: To the front, a gated driveway provides ample visitor parking and access to the integral garage with double doors, and side access to the rear gardens. In all, the grounds extend to 0.33 Acre with the rear gardens facing in a Southerly direction and extending to over 150' in length. The outside spaces have been beautifully landscaped to provide a paved sun terrace leading onto areas of lawn with ornamental fish pond, mature flower and shrub beds and a magnificent specimen Liquidambar tree, beyond which a pergola leads through to a second area of lawn and the swimming pool positioned for optimum sunshine and enclosed by picket fence, mature hedge and a surrounding sun terrace area. Beyond this is the Timber pool house/changing room with heating and filtration plant room.
For anyone new to East Horsley, The Highlands is widely regarded as one of village's most desirable private roads, being centrally located just a 1/2 mile stroll to the shops & station (Waterloo 45 mins). The owners also benefit from access at the end of the road to many acres of woodland, ideal for stretching legs with a 4 legged friend! Not to mention the wonderful choice of both State & Private Schools, and the abundance of recreational activities within the village.
Tenure: Freehold. Guildford Borough Council Band H Annual Road Subscription : £150 pa
