5 bed semi-detached house for sale

Home Farm Close, Esher KT10

A simply charming home set within south-facing landscaped gardens on a discrete private estate in Esher. Dating back to 1730, Home Farm House is a truly unique Grade II listed, ex Claremont estate building comprising four dwellings, No 1 being the larger home occupying the entire westerly end. Arranged over three floors and boasting approximately 3,390 sq ft of accommodation, this gorgeous home is perfect for families looking for a country estate lifestyle. On the ground floor there are two large reception rooms and a fully integrated kitchen/breakfast room. The first floor comprises the principal bedroom suite with built-in wardrobes and en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms and a tiled family bathroom. On the second floor you will find a further two double bedrooms, family bathroom, a third reception room and laundry room. Additionally the home benefits from a downstairs cloakroom, summer house, garage and car port. The privacy, security and location on offer here would also make this the perfect pied-a-terre for those not wanting to compromise on space.

Outside you will find the beautifully maintained south-facing communal gardens originally part of the Claremont estate and landscaped by Capability Brown. Enjoy an abundance of mature trees, plants and established flower beds with an impressive, historical stone obelisk as the central feature. In addition to the lawned area, there is a private terrace providing the perfect spot for outside entertaining.

Home Farm Close is a private cul-de-sac located about half a mile from Esher high street where you will find an array of shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants, Everyman Cinema and Waitrose supermarket. Schooling in the area is superb with the Claremont Fan Court School nearby, the acs Cobham International School, Danes Hill in Oxshott and Notre Dame in Cobham.

Claygate and Esher train stations are easily accessible (1.0 and 1.6 miles) and provide regular and direct trains to London Waterloo in 34 and 23 minutes respectively