***Open Day Saturday 7th February - By Appointment Only*** Hunter & Company is pleased to offer this charming three double bedroom family home, built in the 1930s and spanning over 1,400 square feet. This property is available for sale for the first time in over twenty years and is located on a sought-after road. It features a driveway for off-street parking and a single garage. We highly recommend internal viewings.

Upon entering the property through the enclosed porch, you will find a spacious entrance hall with a downstairs cloakroom. To the front is a large formal lounge complete with a fireplace, period features, and a bay window. At the rear, there is a formal dining room, which can also serve as a sitting room, family room, or playroom, featuring patio doors that lead to a conservatory and the rear garden. The kitchen offers an abundance of base and wall cabinets, open shelving for additional storage, laminate worktops, a range of freestanding appliances, double-aspect windows, and access to the rear garden.

On the first floor, you will find three double bedrooms. The family bathroom is well-designed, featuring a panel-enclosed bath with a shower over it, a separate shower cubicle, a low-level WC, and a sink with a vanity unit. The main bedroom includes a bay window at the front and built-in wardrobes. The second double bedroom features a fireplace and offers views of the rear garden. The third double bedroom also faces the rear and includes another charming fireplace.

The south-facing rear garden is approximately 100 feet long, mainly laid to lawn, with a patio area, mature shrub borders, and fully enclosed by fencing. At the front of the property, the driveway provides parking for at least three vehicles and leads to the single garage.

This delightful family home has significant potential for extension to the side, rear, and loft space, subject to the usual planning permissions.

Redhill has recently undergone several multimillion-pound redevelopment projects, including a 1.5m makeover of Memorial Park which includes the wonderful family-run pavilion café Florrie's, a Sainsbury's superstore with Travelodge hotel and gym above and most recently the addition of 'The Rise' Marketfield Way development, which features The Light, a new multi-screen cinema, boutique bowling, diner & entertainment venue as well as various restaurants and residential units.

Material Information:

Council Tax Band: E - Reigate & Banstead

Energy Performance Rating: C

Tenure: Freehold

Age of Boiler: TBC

Electrics: TBC

Age of Windows: TBC

Age of First Construction: 1930's

Loft: Part-boarded TBC

Garden Direction: South-facing

Parking Arrangements: Driveway for three cars, leading to access to a garage.

Property: Semi-Detached, Standard construction, three double bedrooms, two receptions, conservatory, bathroom, downstairs WC.

Vendor position: Vendor to find