Five bedrooms, two en-suites plus family bathroom
Stunning open-plan kitchen diner with full-width bi-fold doors
Converted garage provides extra room, no traditional garage space
Driveway parking for up to five vehicles
Conservatory adds extra living space and garden access
Built circa 1996–2002; double glazing fitted before 2002
Council Tax Band E (above-average running costs)
Freehold; mains gas heating, no flood risk
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Langshott, this five-bedroom detached house is arranged for flexible family living. The home’s standout feature is a large open-plan kitchen and dining area with full-width bi-fold doors that open onto a low-maintenance rear garden, creating an excellent indoor–outdoor flow for everyday life and entertaining.
Ground-floor accommodation includes a generous lounge that leads to a bright conservatory, plus a flexible room created from a converted garage that works as a fifth bedroom, home office or snug. Upstairs there is a large principal suite with dressing area and en-suite, a second en-suite bedroom and three further good-sized bedrooms — well suited for children, guests or work-from-home needs.
Practical points are clear and straightforward: the property is freehold, has off-street parking for up to five vehicles, mains gas heating with boiler and radiators, double glazing installed before 2002, and no flood risk. The house was built in the late 1990s/early 2000s and has been well maintained with neutral finishes throughout, so new owners can move in and personalise as required.
A few material notes to consider: the garage has been converted so covered garage storage is lost; Council Tax sits at Band E (above average); some windows and fittings date from the original build era and may benefit from updating over time. The location is a major asset — close to well-regarded primary and secondary schools, good bus links, Gatwick and mainline rail services — making this an attractive family commuter home.
