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Harrow Road West St Josephs House Dorking St Joseph’s House, Harrow Road West, Dorking, Surrey. RH4 4BE £849,950 Freehold St Joseph’s House, Harrow Road West, Dorking, Surrey. RH4 4BE • Newly Converted • 2/3 Reception Rooms 171 High Street, Dorking, Surrey, • Convenient Residential Location • 4/5 Bedrooms RH4 1AD • Close to the Nower • Allocated Parking Tel: 01306 877775 [email protected] • Easy reach of the towns Amenities • Private South Backing Gardens www.patrickgardner.com • Flexible Accommodation over Four Floors • No Onward Chain Description Situation St Joseph’s Priory is an imposing Victorian building having been both St Joseph’s Priory is situated in a much admired, established and elevated a school and a priory in the past. It has now been sympathetically location within a highly sought after residential road, just to the south west of converted and refurbished to provide four individual homes, which Dorking town centre. provide both character and the convenience of modern living. All have private gardens and all benefit from the elevated position The property is just moments away from The Nower, an area of parkland on the which provides views across Dorking towards the neighbouring western side of Dorking. The area is ideal for running and dog walking and countryside. gives direct access to the Surrey Hills which stretch to the west and south west. Dorking is a charming and historic market town nestling at the foot of Box Hill The Property and Ranmore Common, which form part of the North Downs, and Leith Hill and St Joseph’s House is located at the western end of the Priory and has the Surrey Hills which are to the south west. Dorking is an ideal choice for the benefit of a back garden with a southerly aspect and parking families wishing to live close to miles of protected and beautiful countryside. located to the front. The town has an excellent range of high quality individual and mainstream The accommodation is laid out over four floors and can provide up to shops, including a recently enlarged Waitrose. West Street is the fine historic five bedrooms, however due to the layout many of the rooms could part of Dorking well known for its variety of high quality antique shops and also be utilized in a number of ways providing the house with genuine has a very good range of restaurants and cafes. Just north of the town centre versatility. is Denbies vineyard, the largest vineyard in England. Schooling is also excellent in both the state and independent sectors and the Dorking Halls hosts a variety The kitchen is fitted to a high standard with fridge/freezer, ovens, hob, of cultural events and has an adjacent swimming pool/sports centre. extractor and dishwasher all being from Miele. Dorking station provides commuter services to Victoria and Waterloo, and Situated on the first floor the living room is well proportioned and there is also another station at Dorking Deepdene which provides services from enjoys far reaching views across Dorking towards Box Hill. Reading to Gatwick. Access to the M25 can be reached at J.9 (Leatherhead) and both Heathrow and Gatwick airports are readily accessible as is the rest of the countries motorway network. .
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