Waterhouse Lane, Kingswood

Built in 1909, this pretty and historic five bedroom Edwardian property was one of the first to be built on the Kingswood Estate and comes to the market for only the second time in sixty years. The house was conceived in the style of an English Country House and is full of charm whilst retaining many fine period features.

Across the gravelled courtyard can be found the self-contained Coach House, converted some years ago to offer additional accommodation. This house enjoys it’s own entrance from the private road of Forest Drive and has gardens and gravelled parking for at least four vehicles.

Full Description - Built in 1909, this pretty and historic Edwardian property was one of the first to be built on the Kingswood Estate and comes to the market for only the second time in sixty years. The house was conceived in the style of an English Country House and is full of charm whilst retaining many fine period features.

Approached from a gravel driveway, the secluded gardens surround the property offering space and privacy for outdoor entertaining. All three Southwest facing reception rooms have glazed doors leading onto the terrace and gardens with a scented Wisteria clad balcony and veranda being the central feature to this façade of the house.

In addition, there is a large contemporary kitchen/breakfast room with a range of integrated appliances and extensive workspace. Furthermore, there is a utility room and cloakroom.

Leading from the ground floor, the generously proportioned staircase splits on the first floor leading to each side of the property.
The West wing offers a substantial principal bedroom with dressing room and en suite shower room with French doors leading onto the balcony overlooking the extensive lawned gardens.
In addition, this floor offers a double bedroom with en suite family bathroom.
On the other side of the property are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate WC.
A flight of stairs leads to a large double bedroom with en suite shower room.
On this floor can also be found three storage rooms offering huge potential for play/work rooms or for development (STPP).

Across the gravelled courtyard can be found the self-contained Coach House, converted some years ago to offer additional accommodation. This house enjoys it’s own entrance from the private road of Forest Drive and has gardens and gravelled parking for at least four vehicles.
One enters the house from the large conservatory which enjoys views over the property’s own private gardens. Double doors lead into the sitting room from which a door connects to the kitchen.
Stairs rise to the first floor landing leading to a double bedroom and separate bathroom.
This separate house could be used for a variety of purposes, ideal for multi generational living, au pair accommodation, rental or business purposes.
There is potential to extend this property (STPP).

This most attractive property is well worth viewing as it retains a wealth of original period features whilst offering spacious accommodation and benefits from no onward chain.

This Edwardian family home is situated in Kingswood village, which provides a comprehensive parade of local shops and restaurants, including a convenience store/post office, Coughlans bakery, Londis, hairdressers, beauticians, restaurants and The Kingswood Arms public house. Locally there is a wide choice of state and independent schools.

In terms of transportation, Kingswood Station is within easy walking distance and provides services into London of approximately 45 minutes. The M25 is accessed via Junction 8, 1.7 miles to the south, providing connections to the wider motorway network, whilst for the frequent flyer both Gatwick and Heathrow airports are within reach.

For golfers, there are four world-renowned golf clubs; Kingswood Golf and Country Club, Surrey Downs, Walton Heath and the RAC golf club all close by. Horse Riding schools and stabling can be found in Kingswood, Chipstead, Tadworth and Walton on the Hill.