TUDORS are pleased to offer for sale this well appointed, circa 1800 built two double bedroom cottage which is set back from the road with the added advantage of a long front garden which offers off road parking via a block paved driveway. The property has been well loved and owned within the same family since 1973, for the past 52 years. Offering character and charm in abundance with many original features and now offered to the market with NO ONWARD CHAIN. The property does require modernization in areas and is an ideal project for someone wanting to implement their own ideas. Located in the heart of East Molesey village, within easy reach of the village high street shops, restaurants, cafes and bars along with both The Orchard and St. Lawrence Primary Schools. The property is ideal for the London commuter as it is within a short walk from Hampton Court Station, Oyster Card - Zone 6.

This character property offers elegance and charm throughout upon immediate entry with a bright living room with brick surround fireplace and a featured wall with open staircase. An archway leads to a second reception room which is being used as a dining room with a window overlooking the garden and a step leading to a galley kitchen with many eye/base level units/cupboards with worktop space. To complete the ground floor there is a rear lobby with built-in storage and a door to the side return leading to the rear garden, and further door leads through to a double aspect bathroom with a white suite. Stairs lead to a half landing with access to a loft and access to two impressive double bedrooms, master bedroom with storage cupboard.

Externally there is a private and well secluded westerly facing garden with water tap, paving, lawn area with wooden pergola and many mature plants, bushes and shrubs. At the end of the garden there is a detached wooden shed. To the front there is a deep front garden measuring circa 40ft. (EPC Rating = ) Elmbridge borough Council = E

Location: Bell Road is one of the most historic parts of East Molesey forming part of the Old Town Conservation area. The road houses the popular Bell Public House (circa. 1460) and the lovely St Mary's Church one end, and the far side a public path and footbridge leads to the Wilderness with lovely walks beside the River Mole. The property itself enjoys a quiet and tranquil position with easy access to town centre shopping and amenities. Hampton Court station (zone 6), beautiful riverside and the village area of Bridge Road is about half a mile away. Bus routes connect Hampton Court (with Hampton Court Palace and Bush Royal Park with over 100 acres), Kingston (with comprehensive shopping), Walton on Thames and Hersham village. Nearby there are many sporting facilities in the area including; East Molesey cricket club, Molesey Rowing club, Molesey sailing club, Molesey football club, Hurst swimming Pool and the Pavilion sports club with swimming pool and Tennis Courts.