Ellenbridge Way, Sanderstead, Surrey, CR2 0EU

**Guide price £725,000**
This beautifully presented mock Georgian detached home, built by the highly respected R. Waite & Sons, which has been enjoyed by the owner for over thirty years, occupies a prestigious and sought after setting, offering generous, flexible accommodation ideally suited to modern family living.
The property currently provides three well proportioned double bedrooms, one with excellent built-in storage. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, extending from front-to-back, and offers potential (subject to the usual consents) to be reconfigured into two separate bedrooms, allowing the home to become a four bedroom residence if desired.
At the heart of the home is a superb open plan kitchen and dining space, expertly converted from the original reception room. Flooded with natural light from both front and rear aspects throughout the day, this space is perfect for both daily living and entertaining. The kitchen is thoughtfully arranged with space for all essential appliances, complemented by a relaxing breakfast bar area and a stylish on-trend utility zone that keeps household tasks neatly tucked away.
In addition, a generous reception room offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, centred around a feature gas fireplace with surround, which presents potential for adaptation to a log burner (subject to the usual consents), providing further character and comfort.
A particularly attractive feature is the large conservatory, set at a subtle angle to maximise views across the garden. From here, the gently sloping rear garden can be admired in its entirety, creating a wonderful sense of space and connection with the outdoors. The garden itself has been carefully nurtured and matured, benefitting from excellent growing conditions. Despite its north-west orientation, the homes elevated position ensures the garden enjoys sunshine for most of the day, and especially in the Summer. A substantial summer house sits discreetly along the rear boundary, offering versatile storage or leisure potential.
Practicality meets opportunity with a garage positioned next to the house, accessible via a covered passageway, and offering clear potential for integration into the main accommodation, subject again to the usual consents. Double glazed throughout.
Altogether, this is a beautifully balanced home combining space, natural light, adaptable living space and an exceptional garden, set within a location of enduring desirability; a property that effortlessly supports both present day comfort and future possibilities.

Set within one of Sanderstead's most coveted and prime residential enclaves, this superb detached family home offers a rare balance of London accessibility and immersive natural beauty. Remarkably, central London is just thirty minutes away, yet the property is enveloped by breathtaking ancient woodland, delivering a sense of peace and escape seldom found so close to the capital.
To the rear, the house is perfectly angled to enjoy unspoilt, uninterrupted woodland vistas, with no overlooking, affording privacy. These views extend across Croham Hurst nature reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest and the location of a Bronze Age settlement, commemorated at its summit. Today, it is a treasured haven for joggers, dog walkers and nature lovers, renowned for its fresh air, open heathland and panoramic outlooks. Croham Hurst Golf Club is to be found beside it.
The convenience of the location is equally compelling. The Ridgeway Primary School, one of the areas most sought after schools, is quite literally yards away, making day to day family life refreshingly easy. A well established parade of local shops, including a Londis on Elmfield Way, is also moments from the door, ensuring everyday essentials are always within immediate reach.
Slightly further afield and easily accessed on foot, by bus or a short drive lies Selsdon Village, home to a 200 acre National Trust nature reserve and renowned bird sanctuary, alongside supermarkets, schools and ample parking. Alternatively, Sanderstead Village, famously mentioned in the Domesday Book, offers a charming, traditional high street, popular cafés, a much loved children's recreation ground and open fields ideal for dog walking.
The true luxury of this location is that the car need rarely leave the driveway at weekends; schools, shops, woodland walks and village amenities are all close enough to reach on foot. This is a home that offers not just a house, but a rich and enviable lifestyle, where history, nature and modern convenience harmoniously meet. Cleverly designed public footpaths mean that the walking time to Sanderstead station with its fast connections to London Bridge and Victoria in under twenty minutes, is less than 15 minutes See the route map on this link