Old Oak Avenue, Chipstead, Coulsdon

Towards the end of this quiet, private close a detached house of traditional character and charm with good sized garden.

A lovely four-bedroom family home, well maintained and improved whilst offering potential for extension, subject to consent.

The warmth and authentic character of this traditional 1930’s house are evident throughout, whether it is the natural brick fireplace, the oak parquet flooring which runs through the reception areas or the white-rendered elevations with casement windows. There are two good-sized living rooms, and the kitchen has cream Shaker style cabinets and a quarry-tiled floor. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house has a frontage of some 85’ with driveway parking in addition to the garage and the rear garden is delightful, being naturally secluded with a paved patio, lawns and mature borders. Well maintained and improved by the owners, this lovely family home still offers potential for further improvements and extension, subject to planning consent, in this high-value setting.

Located in this quiet, private close the property enjoys tranquillity whilst offering excellent access to transport and everyday needs. The M23/M25 intersection is within a few minutes’ drive, bringing Gatwick in 20 minutes, Heathrow in 40 minutes and the coastal ports and the Eurotunnel also within easy reach. Chipstead Station is within walking distance and has direct services to London Bridge and Victoria, Coulsdon South Station offers faster direct rail services (21 minutes) into the city. Chipstead has local shopping at the station parade whilst more extensive facilities are available at nearby Banstead, Coulsdon and Reigate. The area has a choice of excellent schooling such as Epsom College, Whitgift, Royal Alexandra and Albert, Reigate Grammar, Dunnotar, Caterham School and The Hawthorns School. Chipstead has unspoilt rural village charm with its pretty Norman church, village pond, local pubs and annual flower show and fete. Remarkably, the village caters for almost every sport including clubs for golf, rugby, cricket, football, tennis and bowls and it also forms part of the course for the annual London to Brighton cycle race. The open spaces of Banstead Woods are perfect for walks and both the Ramblers Rest and the White Hart pub-restaurants are nearby.

Entrance Hall Cloakroom Sitting Room Dining Room Kitchen 4 Bedrooms Bathrooms and Separate WC Garage Some 85’ Frontage with Driveway Some 100’ x 40’ Rear Garden

Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Reigate and Banstead BC Council Tax Band: G Broadband: Part Fibre Broadband All mains services
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