56, Home Park, Oxted, RH8 0JX

Charming Two-Bedroom Terraced Home with Garage and Courtyard Garden Situated in a popular residential cul-de-sac, just a short distance from Hurst Green Station, this terraced home offers comfortable living in a convenient location.

The property also benefits from an attractive rear courtyard garden and a garage located en bloc.

Accommodation The entrance hall features a large front-facing window, a useful cloak cupboard, and stairs leading to the first floor.

It provides access to the spacious living/dining room with access to the kitchen and doors to the rear garden.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of shaker style wall and base units complemented by contrasting worktops.

It includes a stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer, space for a washing machine and fridge/freezer, and a cupboard housing the boiler.

Upstairs, the property offers a double bedroom and a second bedroom with space for a dedicated dressing area/ wardrobe space or potential subject to planning to put back to one larger bedroom, together with a family bathroom.

Outside To the rear is a low-maintenance courtyard garden with a paved patio and raised flower beds, providing an ideal space for outdoor dining and entertaining.

To the front, there is a lawned garden area and a convenient bin storage area with shared side access to the garden. Garage The property includes a single garage located en bloc within Home Park.

Location Hurst Green located on the edge of Oxted town, offers country walks in nearly every direction, a children's playground, tennis courts, local gym, pub and a handy local convenience store, offering everyday essentials.

The town of Oxted just over a mile distance provides the perfect balance between vibrant urban living and peaceful countryside charm.

Master Park offers 11 acres of beautifully maintained grounds and is home to local sports clubs including Oxted fc, cricket, and tennis.

For lovers of the outdoors, the stunning Surrey Hills and the National Trust’s Limpsfield Common offer endless walking and cycling routes. Cultural life thrives here too.

The historic Barn Theatre brings a rich programme of plays and musicals, while the luxurious Everyman Cinema offers a boutique film experience with plush seating and delicious food and drink options.

Oxted’s dining scene is equally impressive, featuring everything from cosy traditional pubs such as The Old Bell situated in Old Oxted which is a historic pub dating back to the 14th century, The Bull Inn located in nearby Limpsfield and established pubs in the area.

With stylish eateries, cafés, bars, and delis—there is a good choice for evenings out or weekend brunches.

Shopping -there are local boutique shops, chemists, supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons and Sainsburys which makes this property ideal for those looking for the convenience of shopping locally or having the choice of shopping further afield.

Travel/communications 0.5 mile radius to Hurst Green Station: Direct trains from both Uckfield and East Grinstead run to East Croydon in 20 mins, London Bridge in 37 mins London Victoria in 44 mins.

Excellent road links with Junction 6 of the M25 providing easy access to Gatwick Airport and central London. Local bus stop with route to Redhill.

Local Schools State Schools: ● Hurst Green Infant School (ages 3–7) - Ofsted ‘Good’ ● Holland Junior School (ages 7–11) - Ofsted ‘Good’ ● Oxted School (ages 11–19) Independent Schools: ● Hazelwood Nursery & Early Years (from 3 months) ● Hazelwood Upper School (Year 1–13)