Dirdene Gardens, Epsom

Located within a popular residential road, this attractive extended three bedroom mid terrace house is offered to the market in very good order throughout and offers well balanced accommodation that has been adapted to suit modern family living.

The property is within easy walking distance of Epsom town centre, railway station and local amenities and a particular feature is the large driveway to the front which offers off street parking for multiple vehicles.

The spacious kitchen/breakfast room creates a natural hub of the home, ideal for relaxed mornings or hosting friends, with French doors opening onto the patio to seamlessly extend the living space outdoors, perfect for dining, entertaining, and enjoying warmer days.

The accommodation flows wonderfully as the 24ft reception/dining space links directly to the kitchen. This room provides a cosy retreat with bay window to the front and beautiful feature fireplace. With a generous low maintenance garden, access to the rear and many other stand out features too, immediate inspection advised to fully appreciate this rarely available home.

The first floor accommodation is well proportioned and bright with a good degree of natural light throughout. The two bedrooms are nicely balanced with both being doubles and all served by a modern family bathroom at one end and a contemporary shower room at the other. On the second floor is a large 15ft principal bedroom with built in wardrobes and eaves storage. Externally there is parking for several cars to the front and a 17ft x 15ft double garage accessed to the rear.

Epsom is a charming town that strikes a lovely balance between countryside tranquillity and everyday convenience with its leafy streets sitting alongside a vibrant town centre. Here you’ll find the Ashley Centre shopping mall, a twice weekly traditional market, independent cafés and restaurants making it ideal for families and professionals seeking both character and convenience.

For leisure, there are plenty of green spaces including Horton Country Park with its adventure farm and nature trails, Epsom Common, and the iconic Epsom Downs Racecourse all providing a backdrop for weekend walks, bike rides or simply relaxing outdoors.

On the education front, Epsom is very well served. There are several highly rated state schools including Rosebery Girls School, Glyn Boys School and a number of strong primaries such as Wallace Fields and St Joseph's . For independent education, the area is anchored by the prestigious Epsom College, and there are other notable schools nearby like Freemans and Downsend. The creative arts also thrive locally with the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) campus and Laines Theatre Arts in Epsom adding a youthful, artistic energy.

Transport links are excellent for both commuters and adventurers. Epsom station has frequent direct services into London to Victoria, Waterloo and beyond with journey times roughly 35-45 minutes. By road, the town offers fast access to the M25 and A3, making travel into London or further afield easy. When it comes to airports, Heathrow is around a 35-minute drive away and Gatwick about the same offering international travel without the stress of a long journey.

Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - D