Potters Lane, Send, Woking, Surrey, GU23

SHOWHOME LAUNCH SATURDAY 18TH APRIL - Brand new luxury four bedroom home with double car barn and expansive garden

Description

Navigation Way is in the charming village of Send, nestled within the grounds of Pembroke House and set along the edge of the tranquil River Wey Navigation canal. This exclusive development comprises three beautifully crafted homes, each designed in the traditional Surrey vernacular style with elegant architectural detailing throughout. Accessed via a long, tree-lined driveway, each residence enjoys a generous front and rear garden, offering privacy and a connection to nature. Inside, the homes are finished to the highest standards, featuring bespoke joinery, premium floors and are a harmonious blend of four and five bedroom layouts
five-bedroom layouts. The ground floor boasts open-plan living spaces that seamlessly overlook the expansive gardens, perfect for modern family living and entertaining.

Goodwin is thoughtfully positioned at the entrance of the development, establishing an immediate sense of presence and distinction. Its orientation has been carefully designed to maximise natural light, allowing sunlight to illuminate the classical façade throughout the day. Set back from the private drive and surrounded by carefully landscaped hedges and specimen trees, the property benefits from both privacy and visual prominence.

The exterior architecture reflects a refined interpretation of traditional elegance, featuring symmetrical design elements, strong classical lines, and a prominent entrance portico that suggests sophistication. A spacious front lawn and formal plantings enhance the stately appearance, while a double car barn, thoughtfully curated views of the surrounding greenery frame the home, creating an appealing and cohesive setting.

Ground Floor
Step into a world of timeless elegance and thoughtful design. The ground floor is a harmonious blend of luxurious open-plan spaces and intimate retreats, perfectly tailored for both grand entertaining and everyday family living.

At the heart of the home lies the central staircase, setting the tone for refined living and ensuring effortless flow between spaces. This central axis connects the formal, informal and functional areas seamlessly.

To the front of the home, a generous formal living room invites quiet conversation or stylish entertaining, framed by a beautiful bay window that floods the space with natural light. Adjacent, a more relaxed informal lounge offers a cosy family retreat with direct access to the garden, a perfect indoor-outdoor living experience.

The rear of the property unfolds into an open-plan kitchen and dining space. A bespoke kitchen with large central island and bar seating complements the expansive dining area, ideal for hosting gatherings. Twin sets of French doors open on to the garden, creating a light-filled space that connects seamlessly with nature.

A bright and spacious study to the front of the home provides a perfect work-from-home haven. Practical needs are also considered with separate utility room and a stylish downstairs cloakroom, all discreetly positioned for maximum convenience.

First Floor
The first floor offers a peaceful and comfortable environment, featuring spacious bedrooms and elegantly appointed bathrooms/en suites. The principal bedroom serves as a private retreat, generously sized with a sitting area, dressing space, and convenient access to an en suite, combining comfort with sophistication.

These additional double bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged to provide privacy and versatility. Each room is well equipped with ample space for wardrobes and seating, suitable for family members and guests alike.

A well designed landing connects all rooms on this level, creating a natural flow. Throughout the upper floor, windows ensure that each space is filled with natural light and character.

Location

Conveniently situated with easy access to the A3 and Ripley Village's local shops, including the Little Waitrose, the farm shop and the Medical Centre.

Woking and Guildford towns offer mainline train services into London Waterloo, with journey times from Woking approximately every 7 minutes and a journey time of around 22 minutes.

The A3 provides direct access to London and the south coast, whilst also connecting at Wisley with the M25 for the airports and national motorway network.

The area has a wide choice of schools, including St Peter’s, George Abbot, Tormead, Guildford High, The Royal Grammar, Lanesborough, Cranmore, St George’s College and Hoebridge

Square Footage: 2,875 sq ft