Slines Oak Road, Woldingham, CR3

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Guide Price £800,000 to £825,000

Old On The Outside, New On The Inside - And Right In The Heart Of The Village. The traditional exterior doesn’t prepare you for the gorgeous 30-foot kitchen-diner opening to a 15m SE facing garden. It’s opposite the village hall, only 35 mins on the train to Victoria, with Woldingham School nearby.

White render, Tudor detailing, a neat gravel drive. It fits right in with the traditional Woldingham setting - and looks the same as it has since the 1930s.

What that doesn't tell you is that everything behind the front door has been rebuilt from scratch in the last 12 months.

The stunning kitchen-diner now stretches over 30 feet and it stops you in your tracks. Stone-coloured shaker units run the full length of one wall, a large olive-green island anchors the centre, with quartz worktops throughout and a roof lantern overhead that fills the space with light.

At the far end, bifold doors fold right back onto the SE-facing garden — and on a sunny afternoon, the whole back of the house just opens up.

The utility room sits off the kitchen with its own fitted units and quartz worktop, keeping the practical business of the house neatly out of the way.

There's a handy cloakroom on the ground floor too.

At the front of the house, the living room carries the character the exterior promises - alcove shelving and cupboards flank the chimney breast, there’s herringbone flooring and a window looking out towards the village hall

Upstairs, there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The two largest are both genuinely good doubles — the main bedroom at the rear runs to nearly 14 feet with views over the garden, and the second bedroom at the front is another spacious double.

The bathroom has been finished to the same high standard as the rest of the house, with a rainfall shower over the bath, a navy fitted vanity unit, chevron wall tiles and a heated chrome towel rail.

Outside, the SE-facing garden runs to around 15 metres (approx 50ft), with a neat lawn, a paved patio directly off the bifolds, and a timber deck off the side. The garden is enclosed by new timber fencing, with mature planting softening the boundaries. The SE orientation means the sun arrives around lunchtime and stays long into the evening.

Woldingham dates back to the Domesday book but has become one of Surrey's most popular commuter villages, and the position here is about as central as it gets - right opposite the village hall, with the convenience store, post office and the rest of the village on your doorstep.

Woodlea Junior School is nearby, and Woldingham Girls' School — one of Surrey's most respected independents — is within easy reach.

The station is a 25-minute walk or three minutes in the car, with a direct 35-minute service to London Victoria. East Croydon opens up London Bridge, Blackfriars, Farringdon and St Pancras. The M25 at Junction 6 is only four miles away.

A fully rebuilt home in the heart of one of Surrey's most popular commuter villages - opposite the village hall, only 35 minutes on the train to Victoria, with a modern move-in ready finish.

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