• Four-Bedroom Detached Home +
• Period Property +
• Expansive, mature rear garden with a sunny westerly aspect +
• Generous Living Space +
• Located near Bookham Common and within easy reach of Bookham train station +
• Tenure: Freehold +
• EPC: D +

The Property This character home was built pre 1900 and is located in a neighbourhood known for its allure and prestige. This home stands out for it’s lovely charm and character. The Old School House was originally constructed in 1898 and has subsequently been substantially extended enabling this lovely character home to offer spacious and well-presented accommodation. On the Ground Floor there is a living room with central feature fireplace, The living room leads through to a second smaller reception, which in turn leads to a spacious, light dining area and further living space with feature beams and roof lantern with views out to the wrap around garden. The Kitchen/Breakfast Room provides an excellent range of matching units together with ample Corian work surfaces. In additional there is also a Cloakroom and separate Utility Room. An additional smaller reception room, currently used as a study completes the ground floor. To the First Floor there are four bedrooms with the master benefiting from an En Suite Bathroom in addition to the Family Bathroom. A particular feature of this unique home is the superb gardens which surround the property. Featuring an extensively mature garden with lawn with paved sun terrace, an abundance of well stocked flower and shrub beds together with mature trees. The rear garden also benefits from a lovely sunny westerly aspect. The Location Perfectly situated within easy reach of Bookham train Station. Excellent local schools both state and private. Nearby Bookham Village also offers a range of pubs, shops and services. Local attractions include Bockett’s Farm, Norbury Park, and the National Trusts Polesden Lacey. EPC: D – Tenure: Freehold - Council Tax Band: G – Mole Valley

EPC Rating: D