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£695,000
Thorndon, Nuthurst Avenue, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6
- 3 beds
£695,000
- 3 beds
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£34,750
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*** NO ONWARD CHAIN ***A three-bedroom detached family home set in a convenient location, a flat walk from the village High Street in Cranleigh, offering period charm in abundance with the added benefit of a very pretty, mature garden. EPC: D
Just tucked into a private cul-de-sac, but convenient to Cranleigh High Street, sits this delightful detached three bedroom home which has been in the same family for generations, and is surrounded on three sides by a pretty, mature wrap-around garden, with the benefit of a garage and space for additional parking.
The house itself is a period gem with many original features but with some sympathetic updates, which could lend itself to further modernising and re-configuring to suit current lifestyles STPP. Leading through the front door into a welcoming hallway, the front and side facing living room boasts a beautiful, working, brick fireplace, replacement sash windows, French doors and an additional floor-to-ceiling picture window making this room a light and airy haven in which to enjoy the garden.
The dining room features a decorative brick fireplace and a recessed archway which is shelved providing a convenient storage/display option.
The kitchen affords a range of white wall and floor cupboards with a complementing neutral worktop, Bosch integrated double oven and Hotpoint hob, with a sink benefitting from a useful waste disposal unit and space for further white goods. There is also a spacious walk-in larder cupboard which is partially shelved with a blocked serving hatch to the dining room. The kitchen is open plan into the bright and relaxing double aspect garden room overlooking the patio area of the garden. A utility room/store cupboard and downstairs cloakroom featuring a neutral suite comprising WC and washbasin complete the downstairs accommodation.
A turning staircase with original iron detail leads to the first floor with the feature of an original window providing light as you make your way up. There are three double bedrooms each with fitted cupboards. The principal bedroom may lend itself to re-configuring (STPP) to provide an en-suite into the current eaves storage cupboard. The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a walk-in bath with shower over, washbasin and WC and a large storage cupboard into the eaves. There is a useful double airing cupboard on the landing.
The wrap-around garden has been lovingly tended with a lawned area, mature trees and shrubs, with stepping stone paths, patio, wooden sheds/outbuildings and a greenhouse.
The opportunity should not be missed to view this lovely family home in order to appreciate its period charm and all it has to offer.
Council Tax Band: F
Just tucked into a private cul-de-sac, but convenient to Cranleigh High Street, sits this delightful detached three bedroom home which has been in the same family for generations, and is surrounded on three sides by a pretty, mature wrap-around garden, with the benefit of a garage and space for additional parking.
The house itself is a period gem with many original features but with some sympathetic updates, which could lend itself to further modernising and re-configuring to suit current lifestyles STPP. Leading through the front door into a welcoming hallway, the front and side facing living room boasts a beautiful, working, brick fireplace, replacement sash windows, French doors and an additional floor-to-ceiling picture window making this room a light and airy haven in which to enjoy the garden.
The dining room features a decorative brick fireplace and a recessed archway which is shelved providing a convenient storage/display option.
The kitchen affords a range of white wall and floor cupboards with a complementing neutral worktop, Bosch integrated double oven and Hotpoint hob, with a sink benefitting from a useful waste disposal unit and space for further white goods. There is also a spacious walk-in larder cupboard which is partially shelved with a blocked serving hatch to the dining room. The kitchen is open plan into the bright and relaxing double aspect garden room overlooking the patio area of the garden. A utility room/store cupboard and downstairs cloakroom featuring a neutral suite comprising WC and washbasin complete the downstairs accommodation.
A turning staircase with original iron detail leads to the first floor with the feature of an original window providing light as you make your way up. There are three double bedrooms each with fitted cupboards. The principal bedroom may lend itself to re-configuring (STPP) to provide an en-suite into the current eaves storage cupboard. The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a walk-in bath with shower over, washbasin and WC and a large storage cupboard into the eaves. There is a useful double airing cupboard on the landing.
The wrap-around garden has been lovingly tended with a lawned area, mature trees and shrubs, with stepping stone paths, patio, wooden sheds/outbuildings and a greenhouse.
The opportunity should not be missed to view this lovely family home in order to appreciate its period charm and all it has to offer.
Council Tax Band: F
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£22,250
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£999
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£695,000
3 bed house for sale
Thorndon, Nuthurst Avenue, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6
*** NO ONWARD CHAIN ***A three-bedroom detached family home set in a convenient location, a flat walk from the village High Street in Cranleigh, offering period charm in abundance with the added benefit of a very pretty, mature garden. EPC: D
Just tucked into a private cul-de-sac, but convenient to Cranleigh High Street, sits this delightful detached three bedroom home which has been in the same family for generations, and is surrounded on three sides by a pretty, mature wrap-around garden, with the benefit of a garage and space for additional parking.
The house itself is a period gem with many original features but with some sympathetic updates, which could lend itself to further modernising and re-configuring to suit current lifestyles STPP. Leading through the front door into a welcoming hallway, the front and side facing living room boasts a beautiful, working, brick fireplace, replacement sash windows, French doors and an additional floor-to-ceiling picture window making this room a light and airy haven in which to enjoy the garden.
The dining room features a decorative brick fireplace and a recessed archway which is shelved providing a convenient storage/display option.
The kitchen affords a range of white wall and floor cupboards with a complementing neutral worktop, Bosch integrated double oven and Hotpoint hob, with a sink benefitting from a useful waste disposal unit and space for further white goods. There is also a spacious walk-in larder cupboard which is partially shelved with a blocked serving hatch to the dining room. The kitchen is open plan into the bright and relaxing double aspect garden room overlooking the patio area of the garden. A utility room/store cupboard and downstairs cloakroom featuring a neutral suite comprising WC and washbasin complete the downstairs accommodation.
A turning staircase with original iron detail leads to the first floor with the feature of an original window providing light as you make your way up. There are three double bedrooms each with fitted cupboards. The principal bedroom may lend itself to re-configuring (STPP) to provide an en-suite into the current eaves storage cupboard. The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a walk-in bath with shower over, washbasin and WC and a large storage cupboard into the eaves. There is a useful double airing cupboard on the landing.
The wrap-around garden has been lovingly tended with a lawned area, mature trees and shrubs, with stepping stone paths, patio, wooden sheds/outbuildings and a greenhouse.
The opportunity should not be missed to view this lovely family home in order to appreciate its period charm and all it has to offer.
Council Tax Band: F
Just tucked into a private cul-de-sac, but convenient to Cranleigh High Street, sits this delightful detached three bedroom home which has been in the same family for generations, and is surrounded on three sides by a pretty, mature wrap-around garden, with the benefit of a garage and space for additional parking.
The house itself is a period gem with many original features but with some sympathetic updates, which could lend itself to further modernising and re-configuring to suit current lifestyles STPP. Leading through the front door into a welcoming hallway, the front and side facing living room boasts a beautiful, working, brick fireplace, replacement sash windows, French doors and an additional floor-to-ceiling picture window making this room a light and airy haven in which to enjoy the garden.
The dining room features a decorative brick fireplace and a recessed archway which is shelved providing a convenient storage/display option.
The kitchen affords a range of white wall and floor cupboards with a complementing neutral worktop, Bosch integrated double oven and Hotpoint hob, with a sink benefitting from a useful waste disposal unit and space for further white goods. There is also a spacious walk-in larder cupboard which is partially shelved with a blocked serving hatch to the dining room. The kitchen is open plan into the bright and relaxing double aspect garden room overlooking the patio area of the garden. A utility room/store cupboard and downstairs cloakroom featuring a neutral suite comprising WC and washbasin complete the downstairs accommodation.
A turning staircase with original iron detail leads to the first floor with the feature of an original window providing light as you make your way up. There are three double bedrooms each with fitted cupboards. The principal bedroom may lend itself to re-configuring (STPP) to provide an en-suite into the current eaves storage cupboard. The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a walk-in bath with shower over, washbasin and WC and a large storage cupboard into the eaves. There is a useful double airing cupboard on the landing.
The wrap-around garden has been lovingly tended with a lawned area, mature trees and shrubs, with stepping stone paths, patio, wooden sheds/outbuildings and a greenhouse.
The opportunity should not be missed to view this lovely family home in order to appreciate its period charm and all it has to offer.
Council Tax Band: F