88, Ember Lane, Esher, KT10 8EN

This elegant south facing Edwardian semi‐detached family home, in close proximity to Esher Rail Station, combines period charm with contemporary family living, enjoying a wonderfully secluded garden and off‐street parking, all within a highly desirable residential setting.

An inviting entrance hall immediately showcases the character synonymous with the Edwardian era, with impressive ceiling heights and a natural sense of light and space throughout.

To the front, a beautifully proportioned drawing room provides a refined setting for entertaining and everyday living.

To the rear, a superb full‐width rear‐aspect kitchen entertaining area forms the heart of the home.

Bi-folding doors provide direct access to the garden creating a seamless connection between indoors and out, while the overall layout offers an ideal backdrop for modern family living.

Spread across the first floor are four well‐proportioned, bright and airy bedrooms, served by two contemporary bathrooms and thoughtfully arranged to suit the needs of modern family life.

Full planning consent has been secured to extend into the loft, creating an impressive principal suite with a luxurious en‐suite bathroom, providing a wonderful opportunity to enhance the house and create a true sanctuary at the top of the home.

The beautifully secluded south‐facing garden provides a peaceful and private retreat, ideal for outdoor entertaining, family enjoyment and long summer afternoons.

Mature planting creates a wonderful sense of enclosure, while to the front the property benefits from valuable off‐street parking.

Esher offers an exceptional quality of life, seamlessly blending village character with refined suburban living, and has long been regarded as one of Surrey's most desirable and well‐connected addresses.

At its heart lies Esher High Street, a vibrant and well‐curated hub of boutiques, independent retailers and highly regarded restaurants.

Alongside these sit established favourites including Waitrose, The Good Earth, Côte, Giggling Squid, Gail's Bakery, Fego and the Everyman Cinema, complemented by an array of stylish cafés and traditional pubs that underpin the town's strong sense of community.

Surrounded by attractive countryside and historic landmarks, the area provides an excellent choice of recreational pursuits.

Sandown Park racecourse offers horse racing, golf, gym facilities and skiing, while the nearby setting of Hampton Court Palace and the National Trust's Claremont Landscape Garden further enhance the lifestyle, offering both cultural interest and beautifully maintained open space.

Kingston upon Thames and Guildford are also within easy reach, providing an extensive range of retail, dining and leisure amenities.

Education is a significant draw, with a superb selection of both state and independent schooling.

Renowned institutions including Claremont Fan Court, acs Cobham International School, Shrewsbury House, Rowan Preparatory School, Reed's School and Danes Hill sit alongside highly regarded local state options such as Cranmere Primary School, St Paul's Catholic Primary School and Esher Church School, making the area particularly appealing for families.

Communication links are excellent.

Esher Rail Station (0.6 miles) provides fast and frequent services to London Waterloo, typically in around 20 minutes, while the nearby A3 offers direct access to central London, the M25, Heathrow and Gatwick airports, and the wider motorway network.

Combining vibrant village life with outstanding connectivity, first‐class schooling and an abundance of green space, Esher continues to stand out as one of Surrey's most sought‐after locations for families and commuters alike.