Flexible family-friendly layout with strong commuter links and garden potential.
Extended semi-detached home with flexible 3–4 bedroom layout
Generous corner plot and decent-sized rear garden with mature planting
Driveway fits multiple vehicles; off-street parking is strong asset
1990s kitchen dated—clear scope and need for modernisation
Single family bathroom only; may require addition for larger families
Double glazing present; installation date unknown
Mains gas boiler and radiators provide standard heating throughout
Local crime rate above average—consider security and location factors
Set on a generous corner plot in a well-connected Woking location, this extended semi-detached home provides flexible space for family life and commuter convenience. The ground floor layout includes large reception rooms, a separate dining area, practical utility room and an optional fourth bedroom or home office — useful for guests or multi-generational arrangements.
The kitchen offers plentiful worktop and storage but shows 1990s fittings and would benefit from modernisation to suit contemporary tastes. Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms and a single family bathroom; the layout is comfortable but could be improved if a buyer needs two bathrooms. The property is solidly constructed (mid-20th-century cavity walls) and has double glazing, though install dates are not known.
Practical advantages include a wide driveway for multiple vehicles, mains gas central heating via boiler and radiators, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal — all assets for busy households and those working from home. The corner garden is a decent size with established planting and good indoor–outdoor flow via sliding doors, offering scope for landscaping or extension subject to consents.
Buyers should note local crime levels are above average and there is only one bathroom, which may influence families wanting two bath/shower rooms. Overall this freehold house is a sensible purchase for growing families or commuters seeking space and future renovation potential within walking distance of Woking and West Byfleet stations.