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Meadvale, Redhill, Surrey Meadvale, Redhill, Surrey £725,000 Meadvale, Redhill, Surrey Looking to move into a modern family home without having to do any of the work? Then this 4 double bedroom house, with en-suite to master and stylish design, is ready to move into and enjoy life with no onward chain. Situated within a short distance of excellent schools, Earlswood Station and both Redhill and Reigate town centres, it offers the best of both worlds. Spacious entrance hall office or formal dining and cloakroom room. utility room Lounge with views to Master suite with vaulted front and rear, as well as ceiling, glass to floor wall hung TV sockets and windows over the garden aerial and en-suite shower Extended open plan room executive kitchen, dining Three further double and family room with bedrooms Neff appliances, stone Luxurious family work tops and bi fold bathroom with walk in doors onto the patio and shower double ended garden bath Further reception room Garage and off road prefect for a playroom, parking Landscaped rear gardens ROUTE TO VIEW DESCRIPTION From Reigate town centre, proceed in a southerly direction, along Bell Street, taking the first turning If a totally refurbished and extended four bedroom luxurious family home is what you are looking left into Lesbourne Road. Continue along Lesbourne Road until you reach the crossroads with the for, then this is it! Nestled in the ever popular area of Meadvale, with excellent access to newsagents on your left, turn right into Chart Lane and follow this road up and around to the left prestigious schools for families moving to the area and access to both Redhill and Reigate town and up and over the hill. Continue down the hill into Somerset Road and then turn right into Copse centres, it stands out amongst the crowd. Road where the house can be found on the right hand side. The current owner has re-created the perfect place for family life and there is not an inch of the house that has not been improved or altered. It has been a real labour of love to give the best possible result for that lucky buyer. The property offers something special and unique from other homes in the area. Style and executive living with Oak doors and glass are a theme throughout and once inside, the natural light floods into the hallway. This provides access to the re-configured and extended accommodation, which consists of a lounge with views front to back, as well as already providing the fixings and power points for a wall hung TV. It is the perfect adult area to relax and unwind once the children have gone to bed, or hide away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the house. If a playroom, office or formal dining room is something that you require, then there is a IMPORTANT NOTICE: Howard Cundey, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are further reception room to the front of the house, making it totally versatile for its usage. not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no The rear of the house has been opened up and extended, to provide the ultimate open plan space responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part for family life. The kitchen is fitted with a mixture of sleek units with integrated Neff appliances, of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any stone worktops, as well as ample space to whip up a storm and impress your guests with your areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only culinary skills. The space also offers a dining area and family room with doors onto the newly and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary landscaped patio and gardens. It certainly brings the outside in on a summers day. Al fresco dining planning, building regulation or other consents and Howard Cundey have not tested any services, and parties are a must! Completing the downstairs accommodation is the utility room and a useful equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. cloakroom with WC and sink. To the first floor, the house has been extended to offer great proportions, with the master suite which is a fabulous room as it enjoys a vaulted ceiling with floor to ceiling windows with views over the garden and a walk in dressing room for those with a great selection of clothes and shoes but to top it all, the luxury en-suite bathroom with walk in shower and contemporary fittings will awake the senses in the morning. There are three further double bedrooms for guests, or indeed the children and a sumptuous family bathroom which like the rest of the house, is fitted to a high standard and provides an oasis of calm, as there is a double ended bath for a long soak or double walk in shower N.B. An EPC will be done when the refurbishment is complete. after a long day. Externally to the front of the house there is a driveway for ample off road parking and a garage for storage or keeping a car or bikes. The rear of the house has been re landscaped to create the perfect place to relax on a summer day, as the patio area provides a lovely area for al fresco dining whilst the children play on the lawns. This really will be something special and must be seen to be appreciated so what are you waiting for call today to book an appointment to view. The property is being sold with no onward chain so you could be moved in as soon as the paperwork allows! LOCATION The property is located in the popular residential area of Meadvale, which is on the southern fringes of Reigate. The property is in close proximity to both Reigate and Redhill town centres. Reigate High Street offers a good selection of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. Reigate has its own railway station which provides a commuter style link to London (Victoria and London Bridge - approximately 38 minutes). Schools for all ages are represented in the area including St John's and Reigate School, as well as other schools within the vicinity including Micklefield, St Mary's, Reigate Grammar and Dunottar School. The M25 orbital route is within easy access at the top of Reigate Hill (Junction 8), this links with many other major motorway networks. SKETCH ROOM LAYOUTS - FOR IDENTIFICATION ONLY - Measurements and location of rooms, windows, doors etc is approximate and should not be relied upon - © Howard Cundey Reigate 01737 245441 howard cundey .com Biggin Hill | Bletchingley | East Grinstead | Edenbridge | Forest Row Lingfield | Oxted | Reigate | Tonbridge | Tunbridge Wells | Mayfair .
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