Property description

A charming semi-detached house occupying an elevated semi-rural location fronting fields and with stunningly beautiful views to the rear towards Norbury Park. The cottage which is located towards the end of this picturesque Mickleham lane, is tastefully presented having been re-furbished in recent years including the installation of double glazed windows throughout. On the ground floor the accommodation comprises; an open plan living/dining space, modern kitchen/breakfast room with integrated stainless steel appliances, cloakroom and a handy utility room. Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms all with a pleasant outlook. There is a modern contemporary style en-suite to the master bedroom and a further family bathroom. Outside the front has been landscaped with a block paved driveway providing parking for three cars. Side access leads through to a decent size level lawn with vegetable plot, which backs directly onto woodland. There is a timber detached garage (in need of repair) which has a restricted width access.                                                

Dell Close is a secluded cul-de-sac that occupies a fabulous position adjacent to Box Hill, an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty surrounded by magnificent countryside. The property is ideally situated within the heart of the picturesque village of Mickleham, referred to in 'The Domesday Book', sought after for its convenient location combined with its local amenities including a Norman church, Box Hill School, St Michaels nursery and infant school, The Running Horses ( a 16th century inn and restaurant) and the King William IV public house. Mickleham is situated mid way between the towns of Dorking and Leatherhead, which offer an array of shopping facilities, restaurants, and schools. London bound train services can be found at the nearby village of Westhumble, whilst the M25 can be accessed via Junction 9 Leatherhead.