Listed for £1,500,000
February 16, 2026
Sold for £830,000
2011
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Set peacefully away from the main living spaces, a delineated bedroom wing extends out across the opposing side of the ground floor giving plenty of options for multi-generational households. Filled with light and feature pops of colour three impressive double bedrooms continue the considered blend of 1920s character with discerning finishing touches. Together they share a deluxe family shower room with a first class suite and sumptuous tile setting.
Explore upstairs and you’ll discover a duo of bedroom suites that are both contemporary and sophisticated. Enviably spacious the prodigious proportions of the principal bedroom dominate the first floor creating a heavenly escape from the hubbub of any given day. The feature floral patterns of an accent wall add an elegant contrast to the plush grey carpeting and cool whites of the walls and window shutters in the main bedroom area, while a chic dressing room and walk-in wardrobe unite to provide cherished amounts of storage. Cleverly incorporated and notably appointed with twin conical basins, the luxurious en suite has a magnificent waterfall shower encased in opulent mosaics behind a wall of glass.
Across the landing eaves storage provides hidden storage to the notable second bedroom without encroaching on the aesthetics or floor space, and a striking geometric floor adds a final playful burst of colour to an excellent en suite with a focal point double ended bathtub.
Accessed from stairs leading down from the ground floor bedroom wing, the lower storey of this unique Woking home includes a cellar room with bay windows and French doors to the gardens, as well a store room and entry to the integral garaging.
Outside
Framed by the herringbone patterns of its red brick walls and secured by timber double gates, a sweeping driveway curves up to the integral double garaging and gives the ideal vantage point to admire the historic architecture of this Arts & Crafts property.
Bordered by a profusion of palms, topiary and shrubs, steps weave gently up to the double fronted facade with its beautiful brick detailing and timbers, while an arched covered doorway welcomes you inside.
Simply mesmerising, the capacious gardens that stretch out to the rear fill your gaze with colour and greenery producing an undeniable wow factor and a heavenly hideaway. Stunning borders of high hedgerows, majestic trees, palms and evergreen planting engender a prized measure of privacy and seclusion generating a wonderful oasis for you to relax and unwind in the summer sun. The black framed bi-fold doors of the breakfast room and living room tempt you out onto tiered terracing and classically landscaped patios that give a choice of spots of for al fresco dining. Steps lead down to an expansive lawn that gives your further excuse to enjoy an afternoon siesta while children play, and budding gardeners will love the superb greenhouse that sits tucked away to the side of the house.
Currently benefitting from ongoing re-generation Woking has adopted a brighter more contemporary image in recent years. Shoppers should head for the town centre where a variety of retail choice can be perused including many high street names with delicious al fresco dining to be enjoyed at Carluccios and Tante Marie. The many other coffee shops, café’s, and restaurants including Nandos, Pizza Express and Costa Coffee are on hand for the shopper in need of refreshment. The entertainment enthusiast will appreciate the New Victoria Theatre where many London and international shows can be viewed, the Ambassadors cinema complex screening the latest film releases and The Lightbox with a canal side setting for an injection of artistic culture. Sports activities and clubs are well presented in the area with a range of gyms on offer including the recently upgraded sports centre and swimming pool, Hook Heath lawn tennis club, David Lloyds health and racquets club and Pure Gym. Cyclists and walkers can step out to rural countryside on Guildford downs and nearby Surrey Hills is recognized as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Woking is not only a great place to live, it also boasts excellent access to London for commuting, shopping and leisure. Whether you require the daily commute or want to catch a West End show, hit the stores on Oxford Street or explore the historical and cultural attractions, Woking Mainline Station boasts one of the most regular direct services into central London. You can reach the capital in around 54 minutes via the A3, while London Waterloo is just 25 minutes away by train. If you are heading further afield for business or pleasure, there’s also easy access to the M25, M3, and M4, plus Heathrow and Gatwick airports.