20, Oregano Way, Guildford, GU2 9YT

Oak-topped herringbone flooring, sleek and stylish interior and a secluded south-facing garden give 20 Oregano Way a character of its own.

Set on a corner plot within a quiet residential neighbourhood, this stylish three-bedroom home has plenty to enjoy now, with planning permission offering scope for the next chapter.

The hallway makes a smart first impression, with the herringbone flooring continuing through the living room and downstairs cloakroom.

Across the width of the house, the kitchen has a sociable layout with room for friends to linger while dinner is underway.

Worktops run along three walls, complemented by generous cupboard space, an integrated dishwasher and a double oven with a five-burner hob.

There is also space for an American-style fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The dining area leads off the kitchen, with double doors opening onto the deck.

In summer, indoor-outdoor flow allows you to make the most of the garden's sunny aspect.

Planning permission is in place for a single-storey extension to create a larger, open-plan kitchen and dining room.

Plans are available on the Guildford Borough Council website under reference 24/P/00829 and can also be seen during viewings.

The living room enjoys the same south-facing outlook, with its own door onto the decking. It is a bright, generous room, equally suited to a full house or a quiet evening on the sofa.

Leading off it, the converted garage is currently used as a spacious home office, with the flexibility to become a fourth (double) bedroom.

Storage remains available in the mezzanine space above, as well as at the front of the garage, while a modern cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, Sisal carpeting and a stair runner bring texture to the split staircase and landing.

Both double bedrooms overlook the rear garden, while the third bedroom is a single positioned to the side.

The family bathroom, renovated in 2021, has a three-piece suite featuring a Carron Carronite bath.

The rear garden is a particular draw: South-facing, private and secluded, with a broad wooden deck for outdoor dining and a lawn with room for children to play or keen gardeners to make their mark.

At the far end, a large storage shed with a power supply and workbench, has permission to be replaced with a substantial brick-built annexe for use as a home office or studio.

A gate in the rear boundary opens onto the residential road behind, with a paved area just inside.

At the front, the driveway provides parking for one vehicle with plenty of on street parking available.

Whitmoor Common and Tilehouse playground are both around five minutes away on foot, making a woodland walk or a trip to the swings an easy part of the day.

A corner shop is approximately a minute's walk away, and buses from nearby Worplesdon Road provide connections into Guildford, with an approximate door-to-door journey of thirty minutes.

Northmead, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School and Rydes Hill Preparatory School are also within a short drive.

Additional Information: - Council Tax Band: D - EPC Rating: C - Tenure: Freehold - Source of Heating: Gas - Source of electricity supply: Mains - Source of water supply: Mains - Primary arrangement for sewage: Mains - Mobile coverage: (0-4) EE: 3, Three: 3, O2: 3, Vodafone: 3 - Parking: Driveway for one vehicle and on street parking At Ewemove, all enquiries can be made at the click of a button, or call us (24/7) on to arrange your viewing of this modern and stylish family home in a quiet residential community.