Linkfield Street, Redhill

Guide price: £500,000 to £525,000.

Tucked into the gentle slope of one of Redhill’s characterful residential roads, this traditional end-of-terrace Edwardian home welcomes you with quiet confidence. Built in 1905, its handsome red brick façade is typical of the period - elegant and enduring. Steps lead down from street level to a walled courtyard entrance, where a charming arched porch frames a traditional front door - one of many nods to the home’s architectural heritage.

Inside, the house unfolds in a wonderfully linear fashion. The ground floor is anchored by a generous living room, where a large bay window allows golden light to pour across the space. Original proportions give a sense of airiness and calm, enhanced by soft tones and charm. A second reception currently used as a dining room leads through to the rear of the home, where a sleek contemporary kitchen combines function with flair. Tucked just beyond, a useful utility space and ground-floor bathroom complete the practical ground level.

Upstairs, three double bedrooms make this home ideally suited to family life or those needing flexible work-from-home space. The principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, while the two additional bedrooms are equally well-proportioned and brimming with light. Outside, the rear courtyard garden is both private and low-maintenance, enclosed by traditional brick walls, it provides an irresistible sun trap for lazy breakfasts, evening barbecues, or a quiet glass of wine at the end of the day.

Life on Linkfield Street offers the best of both worlds: positioned on the border of Reigate and Redhill, you’re perfectly placed for both town and country living. Redhill station is just a short stroll away, putting London Bridge and Victoria within 40 minutes for daily commuters or weekend adventures. There’s also easy access to the M25 via the A217, making airport runs and coastal getaways entirely straightforward.

Redhill town centre is undergoing a renaissance, with a growing number of independent shops, a bustling market, and the recently rejuvenated Belfry shopping centre. But for daily essentials and leisurely coffees, locals often prefer the charm of 'Deli on the Hill', a much-loved community favourite where you can grab freshly made sandwiches and artisan coffee. Just beyond it lies Redhill Common, a tranquil green space perfect for weekend dog walks, picnics, or a quiet jog beneath the trees.

The area is also well-served for education, with several nurseries and both state and private schools nearby. For families, the proximity to Reigate, with its excellent schools, historic high street, and boutique culture, is an added delight. Whether you're setting down roots, scaling up, or looking for a charming blend of character and connectivity, this lovely home on Linkfield Street captures it all with poise and quiet charm.