• Close To Outstanding Schools +
• Garden +
• Sought After Location +
• Conservatory +
• Cul De Sac +
• Balcony +
• 4 Bedrooms +
• Close To Local Amenities +

The Property
Situated between the three sought-after areas of Long Ditton, Thames Ditton and Hinchley Wood, in a cul-de-sac with very little traffic, this spacious, recently extended 4-bedroom house is an ideal place to settle down and raise a family.

With over 2000 square feet of internal space and within a ten minute walk of three highly regarded primary schools and the hugely sought-after, Ofstead-rated 'Outstanding' Hinchley Wood Secondary School, the property is a short walk to local shops, and just over a mile away from Surbiton train station with its regular high speed trains to London Waterloo.

Built in the 1930s, this semi-detached build has private parking for at least two cars.
You enter into a large and spacious hallway with built-in shelves, cupboards and shoe racks. From here you can access four of the main rooms downstairs; the front living room, kitchen, the large open-plan living room and diner, plus the utility room.

The front living room itself is a good size, with bay windows over-looking the street.
The open-plan living room and diner runs the breadth of the house and is flooded with natural light from the adjoining conservatory and patio doors, allowing direct access onto the back garden.
Access to the kitchen can be gained from either the dining room or the entrance hall.

The kitchen then allows access through to a small hallway leading to a shower room and toilet, and a bedroom/study.
Upstairs you will find three good-sized bedrooms, the first of which is a double bedroom with in-built cupboards and drawers. Oposite is a spacious family bathroom with bath and electric shower. This is followed by another of equal sized bedroom with en-suit shower room and a Juliet balcony overlooking the back garden.

Property Description
The last bedroom is the largest, with huge amounts of storage space within the eaves and benefitting from lots of natural light from the four velux windows and large picturesqe triangular window at the far end.
There is ample built-in storage space throughout the house, allowing for more living space.
The back garden is accessed either via the conservatory or dining room patio doors, which lead onto a raised patio ideal for outdoor dining. The ample lawn is then reached via a few steps from the patio.

Two miles down the river Thames lies the historic borough of Kingston Upon Thames, where over a thousand years ago Saxon Kings were crowned on the Coronation Stone - still on display - but is now more famous for it's large and vibrant shopping centre.
In the other direction along the Thames the World Heritage Site of Hampton Court and its surrounding gardens can be reached within 30 mins on foot or 10 mins on bike.
Two of the largest and most ancient of the Royal parks are also found nearby - Bushey Park with it's freely roaming deer, and Richmond Park with it's 60sqkm of space and ancient forest are just a few miles away.

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