House For Sale £1,500,000
Merrie Wood is approached via a sweeping, secluded driveway boasting parking for several vehicles. A porch covers the front door which leads to the generous entrance hall that gives access to the principal reception rooms and under-stairs storage.
The generous living room spans the depth of the house and is bathed in natural light from French doors to the garden. An attractive open fireplace sits centrally in the room creating a focal point and lends itself perfectly to cosy winter evenings with a book. Double doors open to the formal dining room which is a wonderful space with a full-width library wall. More double doors lead on to a smaller room with access to the ground floor WC and the garden.
The classic kitchen is a good size and is fitted with a range of shaker-style units, with granite work surfaces and a luscious view directly down the garden. A breakfast area is positioned off of the kitchen with a table and both-style bench seating. The useful utility room is accessed from here which benefits from its own door to the garden, perfect for returning with muddy boots. A further reception room sits at the front of the property and would be perfect as a formal living room or playroom.
On the first floor a landing of considerable size offers access to the four double bedrooms and family bathroom. The master suite boasts a dressing area as well as a large en-suite bathroom complete with twin sinks.
The garden is a verdant haven surrounded by mature trees, creating a fantastic private oasis. Mainly laid to lawn and with a generous patio, the garden lends itself to family life and entertaining alike. A garage provides storage with an electric roller door.
The property is situated in the charming village of East Horsley, just moments from the station and has a traditional feel with restaurants and local shops being close at hand.
The village is surrounded by unspoilt countryside with a network of footpaths and bridleways which will take you up to the nearby Sheepleas area of the Surrey Hills - a designated area of outstanding natural beauty - and onwards into the North Downs.
There are several good schools locally in both the private and state sectors, including Cranmore school. The county town of Guildford is approximately 6.5 miles away providing extensive shopping, leisure, and entertainment facilities.
Horsley station provides a regular commuter service into London Waterloo in approximately 45 minutes. The A3 is within easy reach and provides quick access to the M25 and on to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
The generous living room spans the depth of the house and is bathed in natural light from French doors to the garden. An attractive open fireplace sits centrally in the room creating a focal point and lends itself perfectly to cosy winter evenings with a book. Double doors open to the formal dining room which is a wonderful space with a full-width library wall. More double doors lead on to a smaller room with access to the ground floor WC and the garden.
The classic kitchen is a good size and is fitted with a range of shaker-style units, with granite work surfaces and a luscious view directly down the garden. A breakfast area is positioned off of the kitchen with a table and both-style bench seating. The useful utility room is accessed from here which benefits from its own door to the garden, perfect for returning with muddy boots. A further reception room sits at the front of the property and would be perfect as a formal living room or playroom.
On the first floor a landing of considerable size offers access to the four double bedrooms and family bathroom. The master suite boasts a dressing area as well as a large en-suite bathroom complete with twin sinks.
The garden is a verdant haven surrounded by mature trees, creating a fantastic private oasis. Mainly laid to lawn and with a generous patio, the garden lends itself to family life and entertaining alike. A garage provides storage with an electric roller door.
The property is situated in the charming village of East Horsley, just moments from the station and has a traditional feel with restaurants and local shops being close at hand.
The village is surrounded by unspoilt countryside with a network of footpaths and bridleways which will take you up to the nearby Sheepleas area of the Surrey Hills - a designated area of outstanding natural beauty - and onwards into the North Downs.
There are several good schools locally in both the private and state sectors, including Cranmore school. The county town of Guildford is approximately 6.5 miles away providing extensive shopping, leisure, and entertainment facilities.
Horsley station provides a regular commuter service into London Waterloo in approximately 45 minutes. The A3 is within easy reach and provides quick access to the M25 and on to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
