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Grosvenor Road, Langley Vale, KT18 6JG Guide Price £575,000 Freehold Grosvenor Road, Langley Vale, KT18 6JG Guide price £575,000 Freehold • Five spacious bedrooms • Extended family home • 72ft x 32ft rear garden • 20ft x 18ft living/dining room • Kitchen/breakfast room • Spacious downstairs W.C • Large family bathroom • Driveway with parking • Tandem garage • Periphery of Epsom Downs Set within the popular village of Langley Vale, on the periphery of the open spaces of the Epsom Downs, this well positioned and extremely well presented semi-detached family home warrants immediate viewing to fully appreciate the bright and spacious accommodation it offers. With well balanced accommodation approaching 1400 Sq Ft and a well presented and modern feel throughout, the ground floor has been designed with entertaining in mind with direct access to the patio terrace from the living room. As soon as you step into the entrance hall the great Langley Vale village is set on the fringes of Epsom Just a stones' throw from the property you have feel is immediate with accommodation comprising; Downs, home to The Derby. The area is largely entrance porch, entrance hallway, kitchen/ residential but does offer a local shop and petrol access to a bridle path that leads to ancient breakfast room, large living/dining room, five station, primary school and village hall. Nearby woodland walks and the wide open green spaces genuinely well balanced bedrooms and an Epsom High Street has a variety of shops, the Ashley of the Downs that stretch from Headley to Walton on incredibly large family bathroom. Centre - a covered shopping mall and Epsom the Hill and Tadworth. Playhouse. The Rainbow Leisure Centre & David Further noteworthy points to mention include, a Lloyd Centre feature pool, gym and other sports spacious tandem garage with a driveway with facilities. There is also a wide variety of cafés, The Woodland Trust are in the process of creating parking to the front and access to the 72ft x 32ft rear restaurants and pubs available locally. Epsom is a England's First World War Centenary Wood on the garden. popular commuter town, located to the south west border of Langley Vale with 640 acres of rolling hills of London and offers a good mix of state and and grassy fields to enjoy too. There is a pleasant elevated outlook to the rear and independent schools for all age groups. The M25 from the terrace as well as great walks across The (Junction 9) is a short drive away giving access to Downs just a few hundred meters away that can be both Heathrow and Gatwick international airports. accessed via numerous bridle paths. *Tenure: Freehold Please Note: Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floorplans contained here, measurements of doors, windows and room areas are approximate and no responsibility is 2 West Street, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 7RG, England taken for any error, omission or mis-statement. These plans are for representation purposes only and should be used as such by and Tel: 01372 745850 prospective purchaser. The services, systems and appliances listed in the specification have not been tested by The Personal Agent Email: [email protected] and no guarantee as to their operating ability or their efficiency can be given. All images and text used to advertise our properties are www.thepersonalagent.co.uk for the sole use of The Personal Agent Ltd. .
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