111, Silverdale Avenue, Surrey, KT12 1EH

Characterful five bedroom family home set in a private estate location.

Description Built in 1934 and occupying a prominent corner plot within a highly sought after gated private estate in Surrey, this elegant five bedroom family home retains its timeless period charm while having undergone extensive renovation and redecoration throughout, including stylish new kitchens and bathrooms, all finished to an excellent standard.

The property enjoys an impressive approach, set behind wrought iron electric gates and positioned centrally within a generous plot.

A substantial driveway provides ample parking and access to two detached garage blocks located either side of the house.

The frontage is beautifully framed by mature shrubs and established planting, creating a striking and secluded setting when viewed from the road.

The inviting entrance hall immediately sets the tone for the home, featuring original beams, beautiful mirrored panelling and a fresh refined finish following the recent redecoration.

The elegant drawing room offers a warm and welcoming space, with an open fireplace and wood burning stove as its focal point, complemented by double doors opening onto the rear terrace and garden.

A formal dining room, also accessed from the entrance hall, enjoys attractive garden views and features a second fireplace, making it ideal for entertaining.

The generously proportioned brand new contemporary Shaker style kitchen has been tastefully designed and opens into a bright and tranquil breakfast room, with both spaces enjoying direct access to the garden.

A separate utility room leads off the kitchen and provides a side door to the exterior.

To the front of the property is a beautifully presented study family room, offering a versatile space for home working or relaxed family time.

A guest cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. An oak staircase with original panelling rises to the first floor landing.

From here, the triple aspect principal bedroom benefits from spacious proportions and a generous ensuite bathroom, all presented in excellent decorative order.

There are four further bedrooms, two of which share a jack and jill bathroom, while a well appointed family bathroom completes the first floor.

A particular highlight of the property is the outstanding garden.

A manicured lawn is complemented by patio areas to the rear and side of the house, perfectly positioned to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun and ideal for relaxing or entertaining during the summer months.

The garden is filled with a wide variety of flowering shrubs and plants, while mature trees around the boundaries provide colour privacy and seclusion throughout the year.

The gardens benefit from a full irrigation system and feature a pretty water feature, enhancing the tranquil setting.

Location Silverdale Avenue is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious roads in Walton on Thames, a wide treelined avenue of elegant Arts & Crafts family homes.

Located within the exclusive Ashley Park private estate, the area was originally part of Henry viii’s Hampton Court hunting grounds and today adjoins parkland and a cricket ground, all within half a mile of Walton town centre.

Walton on Thames sits on the south bank of the River Thames, instantly recognisable by its striking bridge linking Walton and Shepperton.

The town combines historic character with a vibrant, modern lifestyle, offering a cosmopolitan mix of restaurants, cafés, bars and retail outlets.

With excellent river access, Walton is ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors, with walking, cycling, running and a wide range of water sports readily available.

Outstanding leisure facilities include nearby championship golf courses at Burhill, St George’s Hill, Wisley, Wentworth and The Berkshire, along with health clubs such as David Lloyd and St George’s Hill Lawn Tennis Club.

Racing can be enjoyed at Sandown and Kempton Park, while the River Thames and River Wey provide further recreational opportunities.

The area also benefits from a strong sporting and arts scene, with clubs for rugby, cricket, athletics, dance, theatre and ballet, alongside excellent healthcare facilities including gp services, consultants and specialist rehabilitation.

Walton on Thames has a rich cultural heritage, with strong links to British film history and motorsport.

Today, this legacy lives on through the Everyman Cinema, the Cecil Hepworth Theatre, local galleries and a modern leisure centre and swimming pool.

There is an excellent choice of highly regarded independent, state and international schools in the surrounding area.

Regular farmers’, French and vegan markets add to the town’s appeal, alongside a wide range of shops including an M&S Foodhall and Aldi.

The town is ideally positioned between Junctions 10 and 11 of the M25 and benefits from fast, direct rail services to London Waterloo from approximately 30 minutes.

Distances and times are approximate. Square Footage: 3,425 sq ft