3-bedroom house · KT15 2AY
Sold STCListed 97 days
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About
Hidden. Homely. Herb-filled. Some of the most memorable homes are the ones you least expect. From the street, it's impossible to imagine what lies beyond the gate.
Yet as it quietly slides closed behind you, the bustle of everyday life begins to fade.
Lavender spills gently along the pathway, fragrant herbs brush the borders and lilac wisteria drapes gracefully across the pretty cottage-style frontage.
Ahead lies a home that feels less like the centre of Addlestone and more like discovering a hidden corner of the countryside.
Front gardens are often overlooked, yet they can become some of our most valuable outdoor spaces.
More than simply somewhere to park, they offer the first welcome home, a place to enjoy a morning coffee, somewhere for children to play safely behind a gate and space for wildlife to flourish.
Here, colourful borders frame the pathway, a generous lawn leads naturally to a sunny seating area, while ample driveway parking sits comfortably alongside rather than defining the space.
It's a private green oasis that welcomes you home every day. Set within the front garden is The Studio, complete with its own nameplate, making it a destination in its own right.
With power, lighting, useful storage and a raised decked seating area just outside the door, it's a wonderfully versatile space.
Currently enjoyed as a peaceful therapy room, it could just as easily become a home office, creative studio, hobby room, fitness space or somewhere to run a business from home, all while remaining separate from the house itself.
Step inside and the feeling of space is immediate.
A full-width extension has transformed the way the home welcomes you, creating a wonderfully spacious entrance hallway that sets the tone from the moment you arrive.
Beautifully refurbished throughout, the interiors feel calm, cohesive and ready to enjoy from day one.
The living and dining room stretches from front to back, allowing natural light to flow beautifully through the home.
A feature fireplace creates a natural focal point, while large windows frame the leafy front garden and doors open onto the sunny rear patio.
Warm golden tones, a striking sunflower artwork and fresh sunflowers, so often displayed by the current owners, quietly reflect the welcoming personality that runs throughout the home.
Designed around everyday life, the kitchen is both spacious and sociable, with a breakfast bar for informal dining and a generous walk-in pantry keeping everything neatly organised.
A door opens directly onto the rear garden, making it easy to step outside for summer lunches with family and friends.
Beautifully refurbished, the ground-floor shower room introduces a touch of everyday luxury while providing welcome flexibility for busy households and guests.
Upstairs, the family bathroom has been equally thoughtfully redesigned, creating a calm, elegant retreat where the pace of the day naturally begins to slow.
Three bedrooms allow the home to adapt as life changes, including two generous doubles and a comfortable third bedroom that's equally suited as a nursery, child's bedroom or home office.
To the rear, the garden has been designed for easy enjoyment.
A sunny patio provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining or a quiet evening drink, while the greenhouse and raised vegetable beds are sure to delight those with green fingers.
A traditional wigwam of climbing canes stands ready for summer crops, while mature trees create a wonderfully green backdrop, adding privacy and a welcome sense of seclusion.
Yet it's the front garden that continues to leave the greatest impression.
Lavender, rosemary and fragrant herbs soften the approach to the house, creating a wonderfully private setting that's rarely expected so close to the centre of town.
Whether arriving home after a busy day or enjoying a quiet weekend morning, it's a peaceful sanctuary where the scent of herbs greets you before you've even reached the front door.
Despite its wonderfully secluded feel, the location remains reassuringly close to everything Addlestone has to offer.
St George's Road enjoys the best of both worlds, balancing everyday convenience with easy access to green open spaces.
Coxes Lock and the Wey Navigation provide beautiful waterside walks towards Weybridge, while nearby Victory Park offers tennis courts, football pitches, bowling greens and open recreational space at the heart of the local community.
The village of New Haw is also close by, while Addlestone One brings together restaurants, cafés, a cinema and everyday shopping.
Addlestone station provides direct services into London Waterloo, and the M25 and A3 are both within easy reach, making commuting and travelling further afield refreshingly straightforward.
Perhaps what stays with you most isn't simply the thoughtful refurbishment or the flexible living space. It's the feeling this home leaves behind.
Hidden behind an unassuming gate lies a place full of warmth, personality and quiet surprises.
Much like the cheerful sunflowers that brighten its rooms, it's a home that always seems to find the light - welcoming, uplifting and ready to be discovered all over again.
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