Woking, Surrey, GU21

A quite superb Edwardian semi-detached home built in 1907, occupying a pleasant and convenient location, within walking distance to Woking centre and station and the catchment to the increasingly popular Goldsworth School.
Successfully extended and sympathetically modernised, the property blends modern additions with character features and is extremely impressive. All windows are either bespoke double-glazed units or UPVC. There are numerous period style fireplaces, panelled doors and brickwork. The dining room has the classic ‘bay window’ and feature fireplace. The living room has a brick surround fireplace, dual aspect and opens to the amazing kitchen. The kitchen is comprehensively fitted with base and eye level cupboards and matching drawers with a large central island, high-end appliances and a barn style door offering side access. The rear extension has bi-fold doors off the family area opening onto the garden, a real feature of this fine home. A downstairs shower and W/C complete this space.
Upstairs, are three really good double bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms. There is access to a bonus loft room, fully boarded with flooring and Velux window. The current owner has used this as an office for many years.
Outside, the rear garden is mainly lawn with well stocked borders. Adjacent to the bi-fold doors is a new raised decking area. From the kitchen door there is a sunny patio leading to the pitched roof garage and brick-built store room. To the front of the property is further parking for two cars.
Woking has a thriving town centre offering extensive shopping, dining and leisure facilities including The New Victoria Theatre & Cinema, and the Lightbox Gallery. For golfers there is a choice of clubs including, Woking Golf Club (one of the oldest in the U.K. founded in 1893), West Hill, Hoebridge, West Byfleet, Chobham and Foxhills (including spa and hotel). Both the Basingstoke Canal and the River Wey are close by for walking, cycling and fishing (permit required), whilst nearby Chobham Common is a National Nature Reserve.
The area is well served by both state and private schools including: Goldsworth Primary, Hoe Bridge, St Andrews, Greenfield, Halstead, Woking High School, St Dunstan’s, Hoe Valley and St John the Baptist School.