House For Sale £685,000
Embrace this serene and spacious environment created by minimalist home design that is characterised by a neutral colour palette, simple clean lines and focuses on functionality.
Here, it’s all about the feeling of open space, open light and a refreshing atmosphere.
At No.2 Coombe Way the minimal well-designed interior is airy and uncluttered - an organised space that’s pleasing to look at and easy to maintain over time. For many, one of the benefits of having a completely blank canvas to work with is building on the neutral walls and floors to stamp a truly unique character on every room or for those who enjoy a clean, simple décor aesthetic.
As you step into the front hallway you begin to appreciate just how bright the downstairs space is and your eye will immediately be drawn past the interconnecting doors through to the living room at what’s beyond… mature trees providing a green backdrop, pops of colour from the pretty hanging baskets and a perfectly positioned swing seat promising endless hours of relaxation on a summers day.
Begin to get a glimpse of all rooms off the hallway, to include a separate adaptable reception room to the front currently used as a dining room and the well-planned galley-style kitchen. This classic kitchen layout is efficient, functional and provides services on both sides of the aisle running down the centre with the addition of a flexible peninsula bar – where friends and family can keep you company as you cook or a nook for the children to do their homework with you as you prepare their dinner. We’re talking food preparation, breakfast bar, somewhere to work from home – even a cocktail bar come evening. Peninsula style layouts create a laid-back, informal space.
On your way to the downstairs cloakroom, you may well get sidetracked into the living room for another quick glance of the wonderful views of the outside space. Natural light has a transformative effect on any space, and here in the living room it’s creating an atmosphere that is both inviting and uplifting inside while letting the exterior garden and further views become part of this home too. Less is more… is true of the simplicity here with a strong and harmonious connection between the interior and the outside space.
Upstairs offers four spacious bedrooms and family bathroom. The main bedroom has plenty of fitted storage and en-suite shower room. This home provides well-proportioned living with considerable roomy accommodation both upstairs and down ensuring a comfortable and easy lifestyle with an opportunity to further enhance.
Let’s take you back to the secluded, sunny outdoor green space at the back … potter, fill pots with geraniums and herbs and enjoy vibrant summer evenings entertaining on the patio – grabbing every moment outside can work wonders. At the end of the day, our gardens can be great for the environment and for wildlife, but they are good for us too.
To the front is driveway parking with secure gated side access to the back. Detached from the house is a double-length garage with opportunities for its functionality; a home gym, office space, vehicle storage or workshop where projects can be worked on and hobbies enjoyed.
Coombe Way is a safe location full of community spirit where the feelings of connection and belonging to a community come together to improve the wellbeing for everyone, and good people, in the end, are what really make a great neighbourhood.
Local attractions within a short distance include Brooklands, the world’s first purpose-built motor racing circuit and aerodrome that opened in 1907. Today, part of the circuit forms the Brooklands Museum, Mercedes Benz World and shopping centre providing extended hours at Marks & Spencer, Tesco Extra, Lidl, TK Maxx and Curry’s. Brooklands community park is quite unique – as you would expect from a former airfield and racing track, this large, open space is popular with walkers, runners and families. The grassland habitat here is home to all sorts of wildlife including many species of bees and butterflies. With children’s play areas, basketball court, skateboard park and links to longer walks along the River Wey there really is something for everyone of all ages.
Whether it’s a daily stroll to all local amenities, being in walking distance to schools or the mainline station, taking the children to the local park or enjoying dinner out in one of the many scattered restaurants in this desirable location – all the conveniences and little luxuries are just around the corner.
Close by is the village of Byfleet, a community built on a long and interesting history and the Village Hall is still the centre of many of the villages activities, hosting a variety of clubs, classes and special events. The Blue Anchor and The Plough still serve the village after many years, along with a variety of other shops and services, keeping the village atmosphere alive.. Byfleet and the surrounding towns offer an extensive range of leisure pursuits including river walks down by the Manor House, give a thought to the jousting knights, kings, queens, mistresses and poets who have been there before you… bike rides along the towpaths of the Thames and the Wey and a choice of health and wellness clubs focussing on both physical and mental wellbeing with a sense of belonging.
Communications are superb with the A3 providing direct access to London, the M25 and the national motorway network only a few miles away.
Council tax band: F
Here, it’s all about the feeling of open space, open light and a refreshing atmosphere.
At No.2 Coombe Way the minimal well-designed interior is airy and uncluttered - an organised space that’s pleasing to look at and easy to maintain over time. For many, one of the benefits of having a completely blank canvas to work with is building on the neutral walls and floors to stamp a truly unique character on every room or for those who enjoy a clean, simple décor aesthetic.
As you step into the front hallway you begin to appreciate just how bright the downstairs space is and your eye will immediately be drawn past the interconnecting doors through to the living room at what’s beyond… mature trees providing a green backdrop, pops of colour from the pretty hanging baskets and a perfectly positioned swing seat promising endless hours of relaxation on a summers day.
Begin to get a glimpse of all rooms off the hallway, to include a separate adaptable reception room to the front currently used as a dining room and the well-planned galley-style kitchen. This classic kitchen layout is efficient, functional and provides services on both sides of the aisle running down the centre with the addition of a flexible peninsula bar – where friends and family can keep you company as you cook or a nook for the children to do their homework with you as you prepare their dinner. We’re talking food preparation, breakfast bar, somewhere to work from home – even a cocktail bar come evening. Peninsula style layouts create a laid-back, informal space.
On your way to the downstairs cloakroom, you may well get sidetracked into the living room for another quick glance of the wonderful views of the outside space. Natural light has a transformative effect on any space, and here in the living room it’s creating an atmosphere that is both inviting and uplifting inside while letting the exterior garden and further views become part of this home too. Less is more… is true of the simplicity here with a strong and harmonious connection between the interior and the outside space.
Upstairs offers four spacious bedrooms and family bathroom. The main bedroom has plenty of fitted storage and en-suite shower room. This home provides well-proportioned living with considerable roomy accommodation both upstairs and down ensuring a comfortable and easy lifestyle with an opportunity to further enhance.
Let’s take you back to the secluded, sunny outdoor green space at the back … potter, fill pots with geraniums and herbs and enjoy vibrant summer evenings entertaining on the patio – grabbing every moment outside can work wonders. At the end of the day, our gardens can be great for the environment and for wildlife, but they are good for us too.
To the front is driveway parking with secure gated side access to the back. Detached from the house is a double-length garage with opportunities for its functionality; a home gym, office space, vehicle storage or workshop where projects can be worked on and hobbies enjoyed.
Coombe Way is a safe location full of community spirit where the feelings of connection and belonging to a community come together to improve the wellbeing for everyone, and good people, in the end, are what really make a great neighbourhood.
Local attractions within a short distance include Brooklands, the world’s first purpose-built motor racing circuit and aerodrome that opened in 1907. Today, part of the circuit forms the Brooklands Museum, Mercedes Benz World and shopping centre providing extended hours at Marks & Spencer, Tesco Extra, Lidl, TK Maxx and Curry’s. Brooklands community park is quite unique – as you would expect from a former airfield and racing track, this large, open space is popular with walkers, runners and families. The grassland habitat here is home to all sorts of wildlife including many species of bees and butterflies. With children’s play areas, basketball court, skateboard park and links to longer walks along the River Wey there really is something for everyone of all ages.
Whether it’s a daily stroll to all local amenities, being in walking distance to schools or the mainline station, taking the children to the local park or enjoying dinner out in one of the many scattered restaurants in this desirable location – all the conveniences and little luxuries are just around the corner.
Close by is the village of Byfleet, a community built on a long and interesting history and the Village Hall is still the centre of many of the villages activities, hosting a variety of clubs, classes and special events. The Blue Anchor and The Plough still serve the village after many years, along with a variety of other shops and services, keeping the village atmosphere alive.. Byfleet and the surrounding towns offer an extensive range of leisure pursuits including river walks down by the Manor House, give a thought to the jousting knights, kings, queens, mistresses and poets who have been there before you… bike rides along the towpaths of the Thames and the Wey and a choice of health and wellness clubs focussing on both physical and mental wellbeing with a sense of belonging.
Communications are superb with the A3 providing direct access to London, the M25 and the national motorway network only a few miles away.
Council tax band: F
