5 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

This attractive and unique property is formed from a wing of a large Victorian Manor House built in 1897, with part tile hung elevations under a tiled roof with knapped flint elevations and with brick quoining. Hedgecroft was the 8.5 acre country estate of Baronet Sir George Sutton which was later divided into four separate homes after World War II.

Number 1 is a five-bedroom end wing with a private driveway set in approximately 1.4 acres and today offers light and spacious accommodation (3294 sq. ft. with outbuildings) maintaining many original Victorian features. The property has been completely and stylishly renovated by the current owners since 2010.

The covered porch opens to a spacious hallway with high ceilings and sold oak flooring, off which is the home office/study overlooking the front of the property, a light and airy kitchen/breakfast room, dual aspect lounge with feature fireplace and door to patio and gardens beyond, WC, utility room with a wealth of floor and base units, dishwasher, Franke under counter stainless sink, space for washing machine, tumble dryer and American style fridge/freezer. The utility opens up to the boot room complete with doggy shower and access to the rear garden.

The stunning kitchen/breakfast room with views across the sweeping lawns and gardens has been thoughtfully and stylishly designed with a wealth of neutral units and co-ordinating quartz worktops to include: Britannia stainless range, Bosch extractor hood, Kitchenaid dishwasher, Kitchenaid fridge/freezer, Kitchenaid wine fridge, stainless under counter sink and a bespoke breakfast island with matching stools. The kitchen enjoys underfloor heating for the cooler months.

Upstairs via a beautiful staircase with taped carpets and stair rods, the accommodation comprises; primary bedroom with feature bay window, fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room with underfloor heating, guest room with bay window, fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room, three further double bedrooms served by the family bathroom with panel enclosed bath and shower over.

This period property enjoys many original features whilst benefitting from of a full refurbishment to the highest standard and includes solid oak wooden floors, tiled floors to the kitchen/breakfast room and bathrooms, original doors, high ceilings, cornicing, high skirtings, column radiators, GCH and double glazing.

The private and beautifully maintained garden and grounds extend to approximately 1.4 acres and includes an area of lawn, a putting green, golf practise net, woodlands to the rear, paved patio to the front and side, water fountain, garden shed and is completely secured for the dog enthusiast. The insulated garden studio with two sets of French doors makes for an ideal home office and is beautifully decorated with wood effect laminate flooring, WIFI and electricity.

The property is approached through wrought iron electric gates along a winding driveway, leading to a private driveway with car port and garage. The forecourt area provides ample private and guest parking.

Hedgecroft is a private gated community, providing a safe and friendly environment for children and adults alike, that has seen many neighbourly gatherings over the years. Primely located close to National Trust countryside within walking distance of Headley Heath and Walton on the Hill's amenities, which include village pubs and restaurants, local stores and primary schools, Walton Primary and Chinthurst for mixed boys and girls.

Walton on the Hill is set on the North Downs, high in the Surrey Hills which is an area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded by miles of open countryside, ideal for outdoor activities such as riding and cycling. The internationally renowned Walton Heath Golf Club, which boasts Kings and Prime Ministers as previous members, is a short walk away, and Epsom Racecourse is a short drive away for fans of racing. For your shopping needs, Reigate, Epsom, Kingston-upon- Thames and Guildford offer a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities.

Tadworth, with its butcher, fishmonger, bakery, restaurants and much more, also has a mainline railway station with regular services to London Bridge and Victoria just an approximate 50-minute train journey away. It also falls under Zone 6 making this a very desirable location for people who want to have the benefits of living in the country, whilst being close to central London. Access to the M25 is less than a 10-minute drive away, with Gatwick Airport approximately 30 minutes away.

Council Tax Band: F

Please note Photo were taken in the Summer of 2022