The Beaford - Plot 158, Wisley Acres, Wisley Lane, Ockham, GU23 6QB

Plot 158 | The Beaford | Wisley Acres Located in the heart of the development, this home has a North-facing garden and 2 parking spaces.

This two-bedroom home offers flexible living with its open plan downstairs and spacious bedrooms upstairs. On the ground floor, the hall leads into the separate WC.

The open plan kitchen and living room/dining area is the perfect place for entertaining, allowing you to catch up with family and friends while preparing food.

There are also double doors from the living room that lead into the garden, allowing plenty of natural light into the home.

On the first floor there is a two large bedrooms with plenty of space and a family bathroom. Bedroom 1 has an en-suite.

Tenure: Freehold Estate management fee: £305 Estate management company: Tbc Council Tax Band: Tbc - Council Tax Band will be confirmed by the local authority on completion of the property EPC rating: Tbc Warranty provider: NHBC Document signing fee: £120 First Time Buyer Stamp Duty Land : £15,499.75.

Estimated amount may apply depending on buyer circumstances. Please check with your solicitor or current government guidance. Second Time Buyer Stamp Duty Land Tax : £15,499.75.

Estimated amount may apply depending on buyer circumstances. Please check with your solicitor or current government guidance.

Investor reservation fee: 1% of purchase price Private sale reservation fee: £1,000 Rooms Ground floor Kitchenlivingdining Area (6.59m × 4.02m, 21'8" × 13'3") First Floor Bedroom 1 (4.02m × 3.82m, 13'3" × 12'7") Bedroom 2 (3.90m × 2.73m, 10'2" × 9'0") About Wisley Acres Deposit Top Up - With Deposit Top Up, we could help you move into your new home with a larger deposit.

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A new neighborhood of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, 2,3,4 & 5 bedroom homes, supported by a wide range of community facilities.

Wisley Acres is designed as a sustainable community around a village green with all the essential amenities needed for daily life, including shops, cafes, healthcare and education facilities.

With a vast Country Park and sports facilities available to all, a vibrant community where people can live, work, learn, relax and have a close connection to nature.

Wisley Acres will be launching summer 2026, register your interest to stay up to date.

Living in Ockham, Surrey offers peaceful countryside living with easy access to London via nearby train links (Effingham Junction and Horsley train stations), excellent road connections (A3 and M25), and close proximity to surrounding destinations such as Ripley, Cobham and Horsley, and beyond to London and Guildford.

This development will benefit from excellent sustainable travel links to surrounding train stations connected by new and improved cycle links and a new bus service.

It’s ideal for those seeking rural charm without sacrificing urban convenience or commuter access.

There will be a range of new facilities including including a Country Park, sports pitches, over 52ha of green space, shops, cafes, healthcare and education facilities.

Envisaged as three distinct neighbourhoods, the proposals will create a unique community of 1,730 homes supported by a wide range of community facilities.

We recognise that residents will want a say in how their community is run, so we will create a charitable Community Trust which will ensure that the development is nurtured, monitored, managed and maintained by the people that live there.

There will be an innovation centre with meeting rooms, business equipment, and a café to support remote work.

Opening Hours Monday 10:00 to 17:00, Tuesday 10:00 to 17:00, Wednesday 10:00 to 17:00, Thursday 10:00 to 17:00, Friday 10:00 to 17:00, Saturday 10:00 to 17:00, Sunday 10:00 to 17:00 Disclaimer Terms and conditions apply.

Prices correct at time of publication and are subject to change. Photography and computer generated images are indicative of typical homes by Taylor Wimpey.