Webb Estate, Purley, Surrey

THE PROPERTY An opportunity to acquire this stunning detached property providing versatile accommodation with a sleek and contemporary finish and occupying a secluded plot within the private and prestigious Webb Estate.

As you enter the reception hall, you immediately become aware of the exceptional amount of natural light and this is a common theme throughout the entire property. From here, glazed double doors lead into a 21' x 17'8 drawing room which is double aspect with access to the private westerly front garden. It is however, the spectacular kitchen/dining room that is the heart of this home. Extending to an impressive 24'8 x 20'1, it is fitted with a comprehensive range of sleek units with extensive quartz work tops and island providing for two breakfast bar areas aw well as a substantial dining area. Light floods in courtesy of a roof lantern and two sets of bi-folding doors which give a seamless access to the patio and garden. Double doors open to a sitting/family room which is double aspect with views over the garden and there is a utility room with coordinated cabinets, laundry drying facility and garden access.

Continuing on the ground floor, you will find a further two rooms which can be utilised to suit the owners requirements, be these bedrooms or reception rooms. These are served by a beautifully appointed bathroom. Stirs with a glass balustrade rise to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms of which two are en-suite and a further shower room.

The approach is via a sweep-in gravel driveway with central turning circle and hard standing giving access to the garage. A semi-circular yew hedge separates the garden which is laid to a level lawn. The rear garden features a substantial patio, perfect for entertaining and an expansive lawn with mature hedges and trees to the boundaries giving a high degree of privacy.  

LOCATION History
The Webb Estate was conceived and constructed by William Webb who acquired the land in 1888. Covering approximately 260 acres
every road has its individual character with Promenade de Verdun being lined with French Poplar trees. These were originally planted in soil imported from the French battlefields of World War I to which there is an obelisk at the end of the lane in memorial to the French soldiers that fell in the Great War.

Education
Purley and the surrounding areas are well known for their very good choice of reputable schools including Cumnor House, St. David's, Margaret Roper Catholic, St. Nicholas, Beaumont and Oakwood. At senior level, there is John Fisher, Riddlesdown Collegiate and Woodcote and from the private sector, Whitgift, Trinity, Old Palace and Croydon High.

Sports & Leisure
There are numerous facilities in the area including Purley Sports Club with its squash, cricket and tennis courts and there are two golf courses in Purley as well as a number of individual tennis and bowls clubs. There are also plenty of opportunities to relax and socialise in the many local restaurants and cafes.

Transport
Purley station provides rail services to London Bridge (from 25 minutes), London Victoria (from 24 minutes) and Gatwick (from 26 minutes) whilst Riddlesdown and Reedham will get you to London Bridge from 23 & 32 minutes and Victoria from 26 & 37 minutes respctively. Numerous bus services provide transport to all the surrounding and the M25/M23 intersection at Hooley is approximately 4-5 miles away. Gatwick and Heathrow Airports are within about 30 and 60 minutes drive respectively.