Heath Rise, Ripley, Surrey, GU23

Offered to the market in good decorative order, this property has recently been re-furbished. The front door opens to a welcoming hallway with exposed floorboards and leads to the principal rooms. The sitting room is located to the front of the property and is flooded with natural light from the large bay window.

Across the hallway are two double bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a dining room and features a period fireplace and hearth. The downstairs cloakroom includes a shower cubicle, whilst the utility room provides additional storage and access to the integral double length garage and study. The newly fitted kitchen has a generous range of modern shaker style cupboards with granite work tops. Fully glazed, double doors lead into the large conservatory that offers views of the rear garden and gives access to the patio area.

To the first floor is the family bathroom benefitting from both a bath and free-standing shower and two further bedrooms that also give access to the eaves.

Outside to the front of the property is a gated gravel driveway sitting behind mature trees, with ample parking and access to the garage and a gate to the garden. The rear garden has a patio area with a low brick wall leading directly onto the lawn and is surrounded by mature trees and shrub borders. There is also side access to the garage and the study beyond.

The village of Ripley is said to have the largest village green in England (approximately 65 acres) and benefits from a fantastic selection of award-winning café’s, shops, pubs and restaurants. Pinnocks Coffee House on the High Street has been awarded Best Coffee Shop in Surrey. There is also the Nest Coffee shop and the incredible Clock House restaurant. For something more relaxed there is also a wide selection of local pubs to choose from.

The nearby village of Send is close to open countryside which is ideal for walking and outdoor pursuits. The centre offers some local shops for one’s day to day needs as well as a recreation ground, newly built medical centre and pharmacy and two pubs one of which is situated on the Wey Navigation Canal. There are both infant and primary schools in the village with excellent secondary schools nearby.

Woking Station offers regular service to London Waterloo with trains about every 7 minutes and a journey time of around 22 minutes. Alternative services are provided from West Clandon with trains to London Waterloo arriving within one hour. The area has excellent road and rail connections with the A3 and Junction 10 of the M25 being within close proximity.