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Beech Way, Epsom, KT17 4NG Offers in Excess of £575,000 Freehold Beech Way, Epsom, KT17 4NG Offers in excess of £575,000 Freehold • Stunning detached home • Flexible & contemporary • 1656 Sq Ft of accommodation • 17ft x 16ft kitchen/dining room • 23ft living room & separate study • Four generous bedrooms • En-suite shower room • Family bathroom & d/s shower room • Secluded rear garden • Popular Cul-de sac Set within a quiet and popular cul-de-sac just a short walk from open fields, this unique detached home has been the subject of a complete refurbishment by the current owners and is in exceptional order throughout, boasting 1656 Sq Ft of flexible space. Being one of the best examples of a modernised home that we've seen in this road, as soon as you step through the door the wonderful atmosphere and space of the property is immediately evident. With a genuine homely feel alongside the The entrance hall provides the ultimate first The property is close to the open spaces of Epsom impression with a fully enclosed modern entrance Downs, which is home to the world famous Derby, contemporary design touches that seamlessly blend porch and then a smart staircase with glass with Epsom town centre and mainline station with the original fabric of the house, this fine home balustrade. The stunning kitchen/diner measures 17ft (approx. 20 minute walk); there are regular services not only enjoys a huge amount of space and x 16ft and is the heart of the home and a wonderful to Waterloo, Victoria and London Bridge (approx. 35 natural light, but also offers exceptionally good entertaining space. The 23ft living room is equally as minutes). Epsom High Street has a variety of shops, value considering the high level of finish. impressive and has French doors to the garden. The the Ashley Centre - a covered shopping mall and ground floor further enjoys a sizable study, a fourth Epsom Playhouse which offers a wide range of double bedroom and a modern shower room and is entertainment. The Rainbow Leisure Centre & David Beech Way is a quiet residential cul-de-sac that is completed by a tucked away utility room for Lloyd Centre feature pool, gym and other sports equidistant to Epsom town centre and the green ultimate practicality. facilities. Epsom is a popular commuter town, spaces of Epsom Downs, with access to open fields located to the south west of London and offers a On the first floor is a master bedroom with en-suite, good mix of state and independent schools for all by the footpath across the road making it the two further generous bedrooms and a modern age groups. The M25 (Junction 9) is a short drive perfect balance between town and country living. family bathroom. Outside is a wonderfully secluded away giving access to both Heathrow and Gatwick rear garden and a driveway with parking to the airports. Epsom Office Ewell Office Stoneleigh Office Banstead Office 2 West Street 220 Chessington Road 62 Stoneleigh Broadway 141 High Street Banstead, Epsom, Surrey KT18 7RG West Ewell, Surrey KT19 9XA Stoneleigh, Surrey KT17 2HS Surrey SM7 2NS T: 01372 745 850 T: 020 8394 1234 T: 020 8393 9411 T: 01737 333699 [email protected] | thepersonalagent.co.uk 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 taken for any error, omission or mis-statement. These plans are for representation purposes only and should be used as such by and prospective purchaser. The services, systems and appliances listed in the specification have not been tested by The Personal Agent and no guarantee as to their operating ability or their efficiency can be given. All images and text used to advertise our properties are for the sole use of The Personal Agent Ltd. .
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