• Situated in a convenient position equidistant to both New Haw & Addlestone +
• Detached home dating from the mid-1960s, set behind a leafy, spacious frontage with the quiet solidity of its era +
• Well-presented throughout, featuring an updated sociable kitchen/dining space +
• Expansive rear reception room with sliding doors to the garden, offering versatile living & dining space +
• Updated downstairs cloakroom & refreshed family bathroom with underfloor heating +
• Three genuine double bedrooms offering flexibility for family life, guests or a home office +
• Well-planned storage throughout, including fitted wardrobes to the main bedroom +
• Private rear garden with patio & newly installed deck - cook, dine & lounge +
• Generous driveway parking with garage, EV charger & newly fitted boundary fencing +
• EPC: D / Council tax band: F +

Some homes simply feel right from the outset - and this is one of them. Set within a leafy setting, it offers an immediate sense of welcome and quiet confidence. Inside and the well-balanced proportions reveal themselves with ease, space unfolding in a way that feels both natural and considered. Dating from the mid-1960s, this detached three-bedroom home carries the reassuring solidity of its era, paired with a layout that adapts beautifully to the way we live now.

A wide entrance hallway sets an immediate tone of calm and space - generous enough to pause and gather, with practical storage and a neatly positioned downstairs cloakroom thoughtfully integrated into the design. It’s a subtle indication that this is a home built for everyday ease.
To the front, the kitchen and dining space feels sociable yet comfortably contained - ideal for midweek suppers, slow morning coffees and conversations that stretch a little longer than planned. Thoughtfully updated over the years, the kitchen remains both practical and welcoming, balancing functionality with warmth.

At the rear, the main reception room spans the width of the home - adaptable, light-filled and wonderfully versatile. There’s space here to relax, to dine, to host, or to reconfigure as life evolves. Sliding doors invite natural light deep into the room and open directly onto the garden, extending the living space outdoors in the warmer months.

One corner carries a quiet creative energy - guitars resting against the wall, the understated presence of an amp, vinyl playlists humming softly in the background. The atmosphere feels calm and gently expressive, adding warmth without ever feeling overworked. It’s authentic rather than arranged - personal, comfortable and entirely at ease.