Green Curve, Banstead

There are certain roads in the area that just 20 years ago you would have hardly recognised; what was once a street lined with traditional 1920’s houses is now full of large, modern, executive homes. What we are presenting here is on such a road, surrounded by houses long since extended and modernised, however the house itself remains well cared for yet untouched extension wise, brimming with potential and all its original character charm.

Stepping through the front door sets the tone for the rest of the house, high ceilings, cast iron radiators, and the original wooden floor. To the left is the sitting room, stretching the full depth of the house, with a gorgeous bay window to the front, and French doors out to the garden to the rear, with a feature fireplace as the centre piece. To the right of the entrance hall is the dining room, featuring yet another bay window, and a feature fireplace. The kitchen is located to the rear of the house, looking out over the garden, the room benefits from beautiful terracotta tiles, dual aspect, and wall & base kitchen units. Off the kitchen is the downstairs W/C, and a utility area to the side of the house.
The house has previously had planning permission for a dual story rear extension, and whilst it has since lapsed, this serves as precedent to extend in future (stpp).
Upstairs the two larger bedrooms are located at the front of the property, both with built in storage. The third bedroom overlooks the garden, also benefiting from built in storage.
The garage can be found to the side of the property, offering itself naturally to extension subject to relevant planning permissions.
Outdoors, the front garden is wider than it perhaps looks upon first inspection, and offers prospective buyers the opportunity to increase parking space should they so wish. The rear garden is a real feature, 177 ft (54 Meters), with a lawn perfect for kicking a ball about. The patio to the rear of the house is elevated, giving you a vantage point to keep an eye on the kids whilst enjoying the sunshine.
Green Curve is a premium residential road tucked between the villages of Banstead and Nork, around 10 to 15 minutes’ walk from Banstead station according to Google Maps. The villages of Banstead and Nork both offer a variety of shopping and leisure facilities, from traditional village shops through to larger stores such as M&S Food, Waitrose, Boots etc. as well as restaurants, coffee shops and tea rooms. A beautiful park is just around the corner and the local area has a wide choice of good primary and secondary schools as well as independent preparatory and senior schools. There are mainline railway stations at both Banstead, Epsom Downs and Sutton giving easy access to London and access onto the M25 is via junction 8.

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