Radstock Way, Merstham, Redhill, RH1 3NL

Positioned within a well-established residential setting and fronting onto open green outlooks, this thoughtfully extended four-bedroom home offers a lifestyle that’s both connected and calm.

There’s an immediate sense of balance here. To the rear, a quiet, neighbourly feel.

To the front, a garden that opens up into greenery and sky, giving the house a far more open aspect than you’d expect.

Inside, the home has been carefully updated to create spaces that are both practical and inviting.

The main living room centres around a character fireplace, adding warmth and personality, while generous windows bring in natural light throughout the day.

To the rear, the layout becomes more sociable. A bright dining space links seamlessly to the south facing garden, with doors opening onto a raised decked terrace, framed by planting and a pergola.

It’s an ideal spot for entertaining, summer dining, or simply unwinding at the end of the day.

The kitchen is both stylish and highly functional, featuring a range of shaker-style units complemented by warm wooden worktops and integrated appliances.

Thoughtfully laid out to maximise space and flow, it offers plenty of storage and preparation areas, making it ideal for everyday family life.

A window to the rear brings in natural light, while the adjoining dining area creates a seamless connection between cooking, dining and entertaining.

Upstairs, the accommodation is both flexible and family-friendly.

Bedrooms on the first floor are well proportioned, with a standout principal room offering excellent wardrobe space and wonderful views, whilst the family bathroom is beautifully fitted and practical with under floor heating.

The loft conversion adds valuable additional space, perfect as a guest suite, home office or teenager’s room, supported a well-finished ensuite.

The garden itself is a real highlight, mature, well-planned and genuinely usable.

There’s space for children to play, areas to relax, and a sense of privacy created by established borders and planting.