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leaded light glazed windows & doors.
brick fireplace with wood burner stove, polished timber mantel and tiled hearth, wall light points, exposed beams, two radiators, glazed door to:
max, exposed timber effect floor, radiator, exposed beams, wall light point, heating thermostat control, opening to kitchen. Fitted with a range of wooden fronted wall and floor units with contrasting tiled work surfaces and breakfast bar, inset 1½ bowl single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, built in oven and grill, inset 4 ring gas fired hob, concealed extractor/light above, wall mounted Netaheat Profile gas fired boiler for central heating and domestic hot water, programmer control, door to garden.
white suite comprising corner panel enclosed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, glazed shower screen, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, double cupboard under, low level w.c., radiator, part tiled walls, recessed ceiling lights.
fitted with a range of wall and floor units, wood effect work surfaces, single drainer stainless steel sink unit, mixer tap, part tiled walls, fitted washing machine and dishwasher, exposed ceiling beams, wood effect floor, door to garage.
wood effect floor, wall mounted gas heater, wall light points, glazed double doors and side door to garden.
with access to loft via foldaway loft ladder.
white suite comprising low level w.c., wash hand basin with splashback, recessed ceiling lights.
front aspect, radiator, fitted wardrobes including corner wardrobe, built in airing cupboard housing lagged hot water cylinder with immersion heater, further built in double wardrobe.
front aspect, radiator, fitted wardrobes including corner wardrobe, attractive arched recesses, wall light points.
rear aspect, radiator, recessed ceiling lights.
rear aspect, radiator.
swing doors, fitted shelves, access to loft, rear door to conservatory.
two sets of double doors, work bench, fitted cupboards, light & power.
work bench, fitted storage cupboards, light & power, door to rear storage area
To the front of the property there is a double width paved driveway which provides ample parking for several vehicles, enclosed by a post & rail fence and evergreen hedge with 5 bar gate. Neatly laid to lawn, colourful flower beds, variety shrubs and plants, cherry blossom trees, roses and outside cold water tap.
mainly laid to lawn, partly enclosed by a mature evergreen hedge and timber fence, variety of shrubs, plants and evergreens. There is a central arbour, climbing roses, silver birch and apple trees, garden shed and feature well. The garden is an attractive feature and an excellent size extending to approximately 72 ft in depth by 70ft wide with secluded aspect and full width paved patio and barbeque area.
SITUATED in a semi-rural area close to Bookham Station and Common and within the catchment of The Howard of Effingham School. The picturesque village of Bookham is approximately 3/4 of a mile away and offers an excellent selection of local shops including two supermarkets, butchers, an artisan baker, a fishmonger as well as two health centres, several dental surgeries, Post Office, public library and village hall. The area is served by an excellent selection of schools catering for children of all age groups in both the private and public sectors, Churches of various denominations, main bus routes and Bookham Station provides regular services into Central London (Waterloo/Victoria). Nearby beauty spots include Polesden Lacey, Norbury Park and Box Hill and the main Town Centres of Dorking, Epsom, Kingston and Guildford are all within easy driving distance as is Junction 9 the Leatherhead Intersection of the M25 Motorway links both Heathrow and Gatwick Airports and most major routes in the South East.
Viewing Strictly By Appointment Only Through the Vendors Agents Huggins Edwards & Sharp

SALES NOTES
Note 1 - Please note domestic and electrical appliances have not been tested.
Note 2 - Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are all connected to the property.
Note 3 - Council Tax Band E - Mole Valley District Council.
NOTE: The particulars contained here are for guidance only and their accuracy is not guaranteed neither do they form part of any contract.