31 Wheatsheaf Close, Woking, GU21 4BL

Situated within a highly sought-after, tree-lined cul-de-sac just a short walk from Woking Town Centre and its highly regarded mainline station, this impressive four-bedroom detached period residence offers an exceptional blend of character, space and convenience.

Ideally positioned for commuters and families alike, the property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining within easy reach of a wide range of amenities, schools and transport links.

The accommodation is both generous and versatile, with the ground floor centred around a stunning 24ft x 14ft living room, creating a superb space for both relaxation and entertaining.

A 24ft bespoke double-glazed conservatory provides an additional reception area, flooding the home with natural light and offering a seamless connection to the garden.

The well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room is thoughtfully designed, catering perfectly for modern family living, complemented by the home’s overall sense of space and flow.

Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four well-proportioned bedrooms and three bathrooms.

The principal bedroom is particularly noteworthy, featuring an open-plan en-suite bathroom, while the guest bedroom also benefits from its own en-suite, adding to the home’s practicality and appeal.

The additional bedrooms are served by a further family bathroom, ensuring ample facilities for all.

Externally, the property enjoys a mature and secluded rear garden, providing a private retreat and backing directly onto Wheatsheaf Common, enhancing the sense of privacy and connection to nature.

To the front, there is off-road parking leading to an integral garage, completing this outstanding family home in one of Woking’s most desirable locations.

Ideally positioned in the charming village of Horsell and within walking distance of Woking’s vibrant town centre, this location offers an exceptional balance of lifestyle, connectivity, and natural beauty.

Horsell Village retains a strong sense of community and is celebrated for its picturesque countryside walks, renowned gastro pubs, and outstanding schools, both state and independent.

It is home to institutions such as Horsell Village Primary School, Woking High School and Halstead St Andrew’s School. This educational excellence makes the area especially appealing to families.

Residents can also enjoy the tranquillity of nearby Horsell Common and scenic walks along the Basingstoke Canal, offering a perfect blend of urban convenience and rural charm.

Woking itself presents a dynamic town centre filled with an eclectic mix of high street and boutique shopping, including the popular Peacocks Centre, home to the New Victoria Theatre and a multi-screen cinema.

A wide variety of restaurants, cafes, and delicatessens cater to every culinary taste.

Woking’s mainline station provides fast and frequent services to London Waterloo in approximately 24 minutes, making it a prime choice for commuters.

The nearby road networks — including the A3, M3, M4, and M25 — ensure easy access to central London, the southwest of England, and all major London airports, including Heathrow.

Council Tax Band G EPC Rating D Tenure: Freehold