Kingston Road, Ewell
£685,000
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Bedrooms: 3
This hidden away little gem is up a leafy pathway opening out onto a secluded green. Away from the sounds of traffic, it feels like a small community; country village life as it used to be. If you want something special and different, this unique artisan living is a delight and a must view.
The original weather boarded cottage was built in 1865 and sympathetically extended in recent decades to reflect the modern preference for a more open plan kitchen / dining arrangement. Off the kitchen is a separate utility room and a downstairs W/C.
The 22ft lounge to the front is open plan to the 13ft family room which has double doors to the garden. Oak flooring runs through both reception spaces.
Upstairs are three evenly proportioned double bedrooms and the family bathroom with its freestanding roll top bath and separate shower.
The property sits in the middle of its grounds with a secluded 53ft garden to the rear and a further garden to the front lined by a picket fence.
Early viewing essential of this slice of local history, which is also a spacious and comfortable family home.
The highly desirable Ewell Village has a rich background dating back to the Bronze age and at the end of the middle ages. King Henry VIII established Nonsuch Palace (now Nonsuch Park) in 1538. The High Street offers a variety of shops, restaurants, cafés and pubs. Bourne Hall hosts a public library, subterranean theatre, gymnasium, café, and local museum. It regularly holds gatherings such as fayres and exhibitions.
In the heart of the village lies the picturesque Hogsmill river leading up to the nature reserve. There are a range of popular local schools and of course both Ewell East and West stations (zone 6) offer easy access to London with Waterloo and Victoria taking approximately 40 minutes.
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - E
The original weather boarded cottage was built in 1865 and sympathetically extended in recent decades to reflect the modern preference for a more open plan kitchen / dining arrangement. Off the kitchen is a separate utility room and a downstairs W/C.
The 22ft lounge to the front is open plan to the 13ft family room which has double doors to the garden. Oak flooring runs through both reception spaces.
Upstairs are three evenly proportioned double bedrooms and the family bathroom with its freestanding roll top bath and separate shower.
The property sits in the middle of its grounds with a secluded 53ft garden to the rear and a further garden to the front lined by a picket fence.
Early viewing essential of this slice of local history, which is also a spacious and comfortable family home.
The highly desirable Ewell Village has a rich background dating back to the Bronze age and at the end of the middle ages. King Henry VIII established Nonsuch Palace (now Nonsuch Park) in 1538. The High Street offers a variety of shops, restaurants, cafés and pubs. Bourne Hall hosts a public library, subterranean theatre, gymnasium, café, and local museum. It regularly holds gatherings such as fayres and exhibitions.
In the heart of the village lies the picturesque Hogsmill river leading up to the nature reserve. There are a range of popular local schools and of course both Ewell East and West stations (zone 6) offer easy access to London with Waterloo and Victoria taking approximately 40 minutes.
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - E
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