Jubilee Terrace, Dorking

An attractive two double bedroom, mid-terraced Victorian property with character features and private rear garden, while offering plenty of potential for a loft extension and modernisation (STPP). Arranged over two floors and conveniently situated in the centre of Dorking, within walking distance from everything the town has to offer including train stations, high street, popular schools and Meadowbank Park.

This charming residence greets you with a welcoming hallway that connects to all main rooms and provides access to the stairs. The property begins with a cosy front-aspect sitting room featuring an attractive open brick fireplace. The hallway opens into a bright open-plan kitchen and dining room, featuring French doors that lead out to the rear garden. The dining area comfortably accommodates a table and chairs, perfectly positioned to overlook the garden-making it an ideal setting for entertaining friends and family. The kitchen features a range of base and eye level units, hob with oven and plenty of worktop space for all of the modern-day appliances. There is also space for a freestanding fridge/freezer.

Stairs lead to the first floor where there are two well proportioned double bedrooms as well as the modern family bathroom which has been fitted with a modern white suite, and walk in shower.

Outside & Parking
The property enjoys a low-maintenance courtyard garden offering a peaceful oasis providing the perfect spot for outdoor dining in the warmer months.

There is permit parking along Jubilee Terrace. More information can be found on the Mole Valley Council website.

Council Tax & Utilities
This property falls under Council Tax Band D. The property is connected to mains water, drainage, gas and electricity. The broadband is a FTTP connection.

Location
Jubilee Terrace is situated within the heart of Dorking town centre which offers a comprehensive range of shopping, social, recreational, and educational amenities with facilities for the commuter from one of three railway stations. Dorking mainline and Deepdene railway stations are within proximity (0.9 miles), just a short 15-minute walk away offering a direct service into London Victoria and London Waterloo in approximately 50 minutes. The M25 is accessed seven miles north equidistant via the A24 to Leatherhead Junction 9 or the A25 to Reigate Junction 8 offering direct access to Gatwick and Heathrow Airports. Dorking also has a flagship Waitrose store; excellent sports centre and The Dorking Hall regularly hosts cultural events. In addition, the town benefits from a very good choice of schools including The Ashcombe (11-minute walk away) and The Priory at secondary level and St. Paul's and St. Martin's at primary level. The general area is famous for its outstanding countryside including The Nower, Ranmore Common and Box Hill (National Trust) - ideal for the walking and riding enthusiast, plus Denbies Wine Estate (England's largest vineyard) situated on the northern outskirts of Dorking.

VIEWING - Strictly by appointment through Seymours Estate Agents, Dorking, RH4 2HD.
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS - We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the appliances, mechanical or electrical fittings.
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