5 bed detached house for sale

Northcote Crescent, West Horsley, Leatherhead KT24

An attractive tile hung 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom, family home located in a quiet cul-de-sac close the ‘outstanding’ Raleigh School and within walking distance of East Horsley village centre and station.

Through the front door there is a useful lobby and further door into the hall that is open to the light and bright dining room on your left. On the right the lounge has been extended to the rear creating a large reception room with a door out to the garden and oversized window bringing the garden into the room. The excellent utility room has space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, additional storage and a sink, a door to the outside plus access into the integral garage.

The kitchen/breakfast room has a good range of units, Stoves cooker, built-in fridge/freezer, dishwasher and kitchen table. To the side is a lobby with access into the cloakroom and a door to the side.

Going up the stairs there is a picture window on the half landing that lights up the hall and landing off of which are the 5 bedrooms and family bathroom. The master suite has double and triple built-in wardrobes and an ensuite with a bidet, walk-in shower and whirlpool bath. Bedrooms 2,3 and 4 are all doubles with built-in storage. Bedroom 5 is a single room and is currently used as a study.

Up a further steep staircase into the loft there is a bonus room with a Velux window designed for storage but ideal as a play room if desired.

At the front of the house there is a tarmac drive with parking for 2-4 cars and an area of lawn with mature hedging to the boundaries. At the rear there is a patio adjacent to the house which includes a covered BBQ area and calming water feature. Beyond there is a good sized area of lawn and a path to a secondary terrace that enjoys the late afternoon and evening sun. Concealed behind a trellis are two garden sheds. Mature flower shrub beds and high hedging gives the garden a high degree of privacy.

The solar panels on the roof are owned by the occupier and generate electricity for the house in addition to feeding surplus energy into the national grid for which the owner gets paid.