- Sought-after Woodcote Estate in strong school catchments
- Four bedrooms with two generous reception rooms
- Solar panels with storage battery and cavity wall insulation
- New windows and new internal/external doors throughout
- Underfloor heating in kitchen and bathroom only
- Attached garage plus driveway parking for two cars
- Large, landscaped rear garden backing onto mature trees
- Single main bathroom; may need modernisation for some buyers
Set on the sought-after Woodcote Estate, this 1930s detached family home combines original Tudor Revival charm with recent, energy-saving upgrades. The house benefits from solar panels with a storage battery, new windows and internal/external doors, cavity wall insulation, and a contemporary kitchen — practical improvements that reduce running costs and add immediate move-in appeal.
Layout suits family life: two generous reception rooms flow easily for daily living and entertaining, while four bedrooms on the first floor give space and privacy. The attached garage, driveway parking for two cars and a large, landscaped rear garden backing onto established trees create a secure, private setting for children and pets.
Practical comfort is enhanced by underfloor heating in the kitchen and bathroom plus mains gas central heating elsewhere. The property sits within strong school catchments including St Martins and Rosebery, and is close to Epsom town centre and the station — convenient for commutes and local amenities.
Buyers should note this is an older, period-built home: it has one main bathroom and some spaces may benefit from updating to modern family needs. Council tax is described as quite expensive. Overall, this is a characterful, energy-upgraded family house on a substantial suburban plot, ideal for those prioritising schools, privacy and long-term value.
