Well‑specified four‑bed home with parking, solar and village convenience.
Four bedrooms and three bathrooms including two en‑suites
Open-plan kitchen/living area with underfloor heating on ground floor
Landscaped rear garden with bespoke outbuilding (small/low‑maintenance)
Two allocated off‑street parking spaces and EV charging point
Solar panels for improved energy efficiency
Freehold tenure; no flood risk; excellent mobile signal
Broadband speeds average; council tax rated expensive
Small plot and limited external space for larger families
Set within an exclusive six‑house development in the Surrey Hills AONB, this modern four‑bed, three‑bath end-of-terrace offers village-centre convenience with countryside access. The house is arranged over three floors with a generous principal bedroom and two en‑suites, plus an open-plan kitchen/living area that opens to a landscaped rear garden. High-quality fixtures include underfloor heating on the ground floor, integrated kitchen appliances, and contemporary bathroom suites.
Practical energy and transport features include solar panels, an EV charging point and two allocated off-street parking spaces. The property is freehold, has good mobile reception, no flood risk and sits in a very affluent area with a range of well-regarded local schools close by — appealing to families wanting village life with modern comforts.
Buyers should note the plot and external space are modest for a family house: the forecourt and rear garden are landscaped but relatively small. Broadband speeds are average and council tax is described as expensive, which will affect running costs. Overall the house suits purchasers prioritising a well‑finished, low‑maintenance family home in a central village location rather than those wanting large outdoor space.
This home is best for families who value location, contemporary finishes and energy upgrades, and who can accept modest garden and plot size in exchange for convenience and quality specification.