Old House Close, Ewell Village

Coming to market for the first time in 56 years, positioned in the very heart of Ewell Village, this detached family home enjoys a wonderful setting within a quiet and rarely available cul-de-sac. Occupying an impressive 0.33-acre plot, it features a generous southerly facing rear garden, double garage, and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

The property offers a spacious and welcoming feel throughout, combining a sense of comfort with endless potential. Conveniently located, it is just a short walk from the village centre, while both Ewell West and Ewell East railway stations are within 0.6 miles, providing regular services to London Victoria and Waterloo, making this an ideal home for commuters.

Although the house would benefit from some light cosmetic updating and modernisation, it represents a rare opportunity to personalise and enhance an already flexible home. With significant scope to extend (STPP), new owners can tailor the property to their lifestyle and create a truly bespoke family residence.

The inviting entrance hall immediately conveys the warmth and charm that runs throughout. The ground floor features a 21ft double-aspect living room that opens into a conservatory, flooding the space with natural light and offering delightful views of the garden. A separate dining room provides an ideal setting for entertaining, while the study, currently used as a fifth bedroom, benefits from access to a ground-floor wet room, making it perfect for a guest suite, au pair, or elderly relative.

The well-proportioned kitchen connects to the garden and access to the 17ft attached garage, which many neighbouring properties have converted into further living accommodation or open-plan family spaces.

Upstairs, the sense of space continues with four generous double bedrooms, including one with an en-suite shower room, complemented by a family bathroom.

The garden truly steals the show, measuring approximately 111ft by 104ft, it enjoys a sunny southerly aspect and excellent privacy. There is ample room for outdoor entertaining, recreation, or the addition of outbuildings, such as a home office, garden studio, or gym. The plot even offers potential space for a tennis court or five-a-side pitch, highlighting the remarkable versatility this property provides.

Homes of this calibre, combining location, scale, and potential, are seldom available, especially within such a charming and well-connected setting.

Ewell Village itself boasts a rich heritage dating back to the Bronze Age, with Nonsuch Park, once home to Henry VIII’s palace, adding historical allure. The High Street offers an appealing selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and pubs, while Bourne Hall serves as a community hub with its library, gymnasium, museum, and café, regularly hosting fairs and exhibitions. The Hogsmill River and nearby nature reserve offer picturesque walks and green spaces, and families will appreciate the range of excellent local schools.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G

AGENTS NOTE: We are advised by the vendor that part of the garden to this property is on a separate title to the house and you may wish to advise your mortgage company or conveyancer when instructing them.