Masons Bridge Road, Redhill

Guide Price £600,000 to £625,000 Hunter & Company is delighted to offer this beautifully presented, skilfully extended semi-detached period cottage, which overlooks open farmland. Located on the outskirts of Redhill in a semi-rural setting, this home is within walking distance to Salfords train station, providing an easy commute to London, and is also close to Salfords Primary School. It is less than an 8-minute journey to Redhill or Gatwick Airport. This Victorian cottage, built circa 1885, occupies a sizeable plot with front, side, and rear gardens, and it truly must be seen.

The first floor features a re-modelled layout that accommodates three large double bedrooms and a family bathroom with an additional shower. The second floor consists of a double bedroom and easily accessible storage space. The ground floor layout has a modern open plan feel, enhanced by glass balustrades that allow natural light to flow throughout the home. Additionally, a stunning single-storey side extension and front porch provide further flexible reception space, along with a bespoke kitchen and matching utility room and WC, showcasing the extensive renovations completed in recent years.

Upon entering this lovely home, you are welcomed by an enclosed porch that leads to a spacious and light living room featuring a fireplace, bespoke fitted coat cupboards, and a connection to the dining room. The staircase, with its glass balustrade and exposed brick wall, rises to the first floor on one side, while the other side features another charming fireplace. The bright dining room includes a glass panel that overlooks the new sitting room, allowing natural light to flow between both spaces. This area opens into the exquisite dove grey bespoke kitchen, which is equipped with complimentary pale quartz worktops, white metro tiles, an inset butler's sink, and space for a freestanding range-style oven, as well as built-in appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen, there is a utility room and a separate WC—essential features for any family. From the kitchen, you can access the sitting room, which measures an impressive 15ft x 13ft and boasts double aspect views of the landscaped garden. Large patio doors open to a spacious wrap-around patio, making this area ideal for entertaining.

Ascending to the first floor, you will find three large double bedrooms, with the master enjoying far-reaching views, as well as a luxury fitted bathroom. This elegantly designed bathroom features a roll-top freestanding bath, a white suite, and a separate shower cubicle—combining stylish aesthetics with functional use.

Continuing to the second floor, the loft has been converted into a generous 14ft bedroom with ample eaves storage and access to usable loft space that houses the updated combi-boiler.

Outside, the property includes a driveway suitable for 4-5 cars, a patio, and a seating area. The front boasts ample off-street parking, while the rear garden is well secluded, surrounded by hedgerows and mature trees. The private patio area is perfect for entertaining and alfresco dining, with access to the lawn and a large timber shed. There is also convenient side access leading back to the front of the house, alongside stunning views of the neighbouring farmland.

Salfords village is close by and is approximately 3 miles south of Redhill on the A23 giving access to both London and Brighton. 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: D

Local Council: Reigate & Banstead

Energy Performance Rating: C

Tenure: Freehold

Residents Service/Community Charge: N/A

Electrics: Circa 2020 to 2023

Age of Windows: Times of installation - Mixture, all pre-vendor ownership - extension circa 2020 to 2023

Age of First Construction: Circa 1885

Age of Any Extension Work: Circa 2020 to 2023

Loft: Converted circa 2020 to 2023 – Storage section Part-boarded

Garden Direction: North-East facing (TBC)

Parking Arrangements: Off-Street Parking for 4 -5 Cars via Private Driveway to Front.

Vendor position: Vendors Needs to Find