Blue Ball Lane, Egham, Surrey, TW20

Built in 1898 is this rare example of a large, extended, Victorian, two-bedroom semi-detached home located right in the centre of Egham, but tucked away privately, with parking for several cars, south-facing garden, and large square feet of accommodation.

The house is located in the recently regenerated Egham Town Centre with its variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and supermarkets including a Waitrose and a new Everyman Cinema.

Front access is via a porch within a secluded courtyard. Upon entry there is a hallway space, a large living room with feature original fireplaces, opened with the dining room to give one large grand reception space and a rear door opening to the gardens. The kitchen has been extended with vaulted ceiling and skylights making a great space for entertaining. There is dining in this area too around a breakfast bar. There are many period features throughout the home with intricate details on the external elevations as well as high-ceilings and large sash windows.

The stairs feature a turn meaning they aren't steep but instead are wide and airy, assisting with that more premium feel. Upstairs there is a magnificent, refurbished family bathroom; rolltop bath, loo, and a separate walk-in shower. There are two large double bedrooms, the main of which has plenty of superb storage.

To the rear, there is a good-sized south-facing garden with lawn and flower beds and stunning magnolia tree, with access to the parking. The garden wraps around the side of the house too, making it far larger than normal for this style of home.

This house has been carefully refurbished and maintained by the current owners and is offered in turn-key ready condition. The property has the added benefit of a large outbuilding office with power and lighting access via car is down a private, tucked away lane giving parking for two to three cars.

Egham has mainline railway access to London Waterloo in approximately 40 minutes and is only a few minutes’ walk from the property. The M25, M3 and M4 are a short drive away, making it very convenient for getting about and commuting. Windsor Great Park and Savill Garden are just down the road for gorgeous walks and the river is also a walkable distance with newly created heritage pathways. There is an artisan market held once a month that is hugely popular locally.