Copper Beech Close, Surrey, GU22

Welcoming to the market this extensive five bedroom detached house, located down a quiet cul-de-sac on the popular Hook Heath Road. Set on a plot overlooking woodland and greenery this home has been loved by the current owners but also allows a new buyer the opportunity to add their own stamp internally or via extensions (stpp).

Upon entry, you are met with a bright entrance hallway which leads to all the ground floor accommodation. One of these is the large living/dining room which large window and French doors allow you to open up into the garden. This room is perfect for entertaining, with generous room space and full of light this is the heart of the home. Further to this, there is a kitchen, breakfast room with a range of base and eye level units and integarated appliances. The vendors have also added a conservatory to the kitchen giving more space and access to the garden. The ground floor is completed by a further reception room which is flexible and can be used as a study or playroom, a utility room and downstairs WC.

The first-floor accommodation has been extended and is no less impressive, with five bedrooms, two of which have en suites and a four-piece family bathroom. You are met with a wide and airy landing which leads to all the bedrooms and has space for working or extra seating. The principal suite impresses and is completed with a double aspect bedroom, and a large en suite with walk in shower and dressing room. Bedroom two also has an en suite and the other three bedrooms are well proportioned.

The outside space is also excellent. The wide mature plot ensures that the garden very private from neighbours with a very unique outlook of common land which is accesiible via a back gate. The width of the plot is very unique and fabulous for socialising with friends and family or playing sports. The front has ample storage for parking and gives access to the triple garage.

Hook Heath is without question one of the most sought-after locations in Woking and Copper Beech Close is undoubtedly one of the most peaceful parts of the area. Hook Heath was first developed on heathland during the 1920s and in the main is made up of substantial family homes and converted mansion houses. A short walk from the house is Hook Heath Tennis and Croquet club while in the immediate area there are a number of very highly regarded golf courses. Within just a short drive is Woking town centre which continues to be the subject of very considerable investment resulting in a modern and busy cosmopolitan town that has an eclectic array of bars, cafes and restaurants. The town also has a wide variety of shops particularly in the Peacocks centre which is also home to the New Victoria theatre and multi screen cinema. A short drive in the opposite direction will take you into the beautiful county town of Guildford with its historic cobbled high street lined with period buildings.