Property description

Just a half mile from West Byfleet Town, this delightful duplex first/second floor, three double bedroom, two bathroom (one being en-suite) conversion benefits from a share of the freehold and access to a communal garden. Believed to have been built by W G Tarrant, the house was later converted into maisonettes/apartments with this particular home now offering in-excess of 1300sqft (excluding garage). From the ground floor entrance the stairs lead to the first floor landing illuminated by an abundance of natural light taken from both ground and first floor windows. Through the front door, clues continue to the age and style of the property such as the high ceilings, original Edwardian working fire place and other period features all denoting to the property's individuality/character. On the first floor the 14ft x 15ft+ living/dining has wooded floors and a rear aspect bay window, whilst to the front there is a kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with cupboards and integrated appliances. More recently some windows have been replaced by modern double glazing and the heating updated to a main pressurised hot water system to ensure a comfortable home that is both warm and welcoming. In the communal garden there is mostly lawn with plant/shrub borders accessible via a picket gate. With surrounding gardens, the front drive is very well screened by mature rhododendrons and there is an allocated parking space, guest parking and a single garage in block.

West Byfleet town centre has a train station (Waterloo circa 28 minutes), a Waitrose supermarket, health centre, library and a selection of shops and restaurants. Weybridge, the A3 and the M25 are all within 5 miles, while in the opposite direction are Woking and Guildford towns. In our opinion the property should be viewed to be appreciated and is highly recommended by Gascoigne Pees, the vendor's sole agent.