Warrenne Way, Reigate, Surrey, RH2

A well presented ground floor mews house in a sought after and highly convenient private development.

Description

Rich in local history, Warrenne Way forms part of the former Reigate Parish School and is named in honour of William de Warrenne, the Norman nobleman who built Reigate Castle in 1088.

Beautifully and sympathetically converted, the property blends heritage character with comfortable modern living. Its original architectural detailing has been carefully preserved, including Crittall windows, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and charming exterior finishes that reflect the building’s past.

Arranged entirely on one level and benefiting from its own private front door. The porch leads through to a generous entrance hall.

The heart of the home is the large open plan kitchen, dining and living room, an impressive space defined by its vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers and triple aspect Crittall windows which flood the room with natural light. The fitted kitchen provides a practical range of cabinetry and worktops, along with a gas hob, creating an ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining.

A door from the living area opens directly onto the garden terrace, perfect for al fresco dining during the warmer months and offering a seamless indoor outdoor flow.

The bedroom enjoys a delightful double aspect, with some built in wardrobes and distressed wooden flooring adding warmth and character. The accommodation is completed by a recently updated and spacious shower room.

Outside, residents have use of a classic English communal garden, beautifully planted with mature, well established trees and offering a tranquil degree of privacy. The property further benefits from one allocated residents’ parking space.

Location

Warrenne Way is a much sought after mews development off Hardwicke Road on the edge of central Reigate. Reigate is one of Surrey’s most sought after market towns, celebrated for its blend of historic charm, refined amenities and outstanding access to countryside and commuter links. Reigate sits at the foot of the North Downs, offering a picturesque backdrop and an abundance of scenic walking routes across National Trust land, including Reigate Hill and Colley Hill.

Reigate town centre offers an appealing mix of national retailers, independent boutiques and popular cafés, all set within an attractive market town setting known for its village like atmosphere. The area is renowned for its family friendly environment, with extensive open spaces such as Priory Park, as well as access to well regarded schools and leisure facilities. Its reputation is further strengthened by its popularity among London commuters, with central London situated around 19 miles away and strong transport connections continuing to drive local demand.

Commuting to London from Reigate station takes around 40 minutes. The larger mainline station at Redhill, is about a mile and a half away, which offers Southern and Thameslink services into London in about 32 minutes, along with routes to a variety of other destinations. The M25, Junction 8 provides links to London and the wider motorway network. For the frequent air traveller Gatwick Airport is around eight miles distant.

Reigate Priory Park is a centrepiece of the town with many acres of open parkland, a feature lake, impressive playground and The Pavilion Café, along with tennis/basketball courts and a sunken skateboard park. The perfect meeting place for friends and family. There is good walking and riding locally in the surrounding countryside, Reigate Heath and The North Downs Way. For golfers nearby courses include Reigate Hill, Betchworth and Reigate Heath.

Reigate is particularly well served with state and independent schools for all ages.

Please note all distances and timings are approximate.

Square Footage: 631 sq ft