Masons Bridge Road, Redhill

Hunter & Company are pleased to present this charming semi-detached Edwardian home built in 1905, filled with original features and impeccably decorated. Refurbished over time by the current owner, the property offers stunning views over adjacent farmland while being conveniently located just 1.5 miles from Salfords Station.

Upon arrival, you will find a block-paved driveway with parking space for up to two vehicles. The inviting entrance hall leads to two reception rooms. The large window in the lounge fills the space with light, highlighting the exposed floorboards, feature fireplace, and bespoke alcove storage. At the rear of the property, the floorboards extend into the dining room, which is an excellent space for entertaining, featuring a built-in cupboard and double doors that open to the rear garden.

From the dining room, an open archway leads to the Shaker-style kitchen, equipped with floor tiles, solid wooden worktops, a integrated cooker and hob, and space for both freestanding and integrated appliances. Additional elements include part-tiled walls, a butler's sink, and windows that overlook the rear garden. There is also a convenient downstairs WC.

Upstairs, the main double bedroom offers breathtaking views of the adjacent fields. This room is fully carpeted and features a fireplace, along with a built-in cupboard. The second bedroom is also carpeted, provides views over the rear garden, and has an additional built-in cupboard.

The bathroom is equipped with a large window facing the rear, tiled flooring, and part-tiled walls. It includes a white three-piece suite consisting of a feature freestanding bath, a pedestal wash basin, and a low-level WC. A heated towel rail adds a touch of luxury.

Outside, the landscaped rear garden features a gravelled seating area and a path leading to a timber shed. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn, surrounded by fencing and evergreen plants. In front, the driveway accommodates two cars.

The village of Salfords is nearby, located approximately 3 miles south of Redhill on the A23, providing easy access to both London and Brighton. Redhill has recently undergone several multimillion-pound redevelopment projects, including a £1.5 million makeover of Memorial Park, which now features the delightful family-run pavilion café, Florrie’s. Other developments include a Sainsbury's superstore with a Travelodge hotel and gym above, as well as ‘The Rise’ on Marketfield Way, which boasts a new multi-screen cinema, boutique bowling, a diner, entertainment venue, and various restaurants and residential units.

Material Information:

Council Tax Band: C

Local Council: Reigate & Banstead

Energy Performance Rating: C

Tenure: Freehold

Electrics: Circa TBC

Age of Windows: Times of installation - The windows and front door were replaced in November 2006

Age of First Construction: Circa 1905

Age of Any Extension Work: The additional part of the kitchen with the downstairs toilet was added by the previous owners in 2006. - Cavity wall installed in 2007

Garden Direction: West facing

Parking Arrangements: Off-Street Parking for up to 2 Cars via Private Driveway to Front.

Vendor position: Vendors Needs to Find.