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Parklawn Avenue, Epsom, KT18 7SQ Guide Price £640,000 Parklawn Avenue, Epsom, KT18 7SQ Guide price £640,000 • Highly sought after location • Three bedrooms • Ensuite shower room • Living room & study • Open plan kitchen/diner • Spacious family bathroom • Replaced driveway • Walk to Town & Station • Excellent school catchment • Secluded 74ft rear garden • Short walk to town & station • Excellent school catchment The Personal Agent are proud to present this carefully extended semi-detached family home located in a highly desirable road close to Stamford Green Conservation area yet within easy walking distance of Epsom town centre and railway station. The property benefits from well presented, flexible and spacious accommodation and enjoys an excellent position within the road itself with a 74ft easterly facing secluded rear garden and a recently replaced shared driveway that provides ample parking. The property benefits from generous and well Parklawn Avenue enjoys the perfect balance of balanced accommodation throughout with three being close to the open spaces of Horton Country Set on the periphery of the Stamford Green reception areas comprising a living room with bay park yet walking distance of the town centre and conservation area, which is bordered by the ancient window and fitted plantation shutters, dual aspect railway station. Ideally located for the picturesque woodland of Epsom Common with its bridle and study and a dining room that opens to the fitted Stamford Green, David Lloyd Health and Fitness cycle paths linking Horton Country Park and kitchen creating the perfect entertaining space. Club and perfectly positioned for enjoying walks/ Ashtead Common. Approximately 150 meters from bike rides through woodland bridle paths. The first floor benefits from a spacious master the property is the picturesque green, duck pond bedroom with refitted ensuite shower room, large The location is equally convenient for Epsom town and the public house, with the town centre and guest bedroom, comfortable third bedroom and a centre offering a wide range of facilities including railway station just a ten minute walk away it is hard spacious modern bathroom. Further noteworthy shops, bars and restaurants, Odeon cinema, theatre to imagine a better located home. points to mention include a secluded and mature & close to popular schools including Stamford Green 74ft x 30ft rear garden, driveway with ample parking primary school and Rosebery girls school. There are and scope to extend further (in line with excellent transport links at Epsom railway station Early inspection is strongly advised. neighbouring homes). which provides regular trains to London Waterloo, Victoria & London Bridge. 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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