Addlestone Park, Addlestone, Surrey

Make gardening part of your everyday life – it can work wonders for our mind and body – there’s never been a better time to pick up that trowel and get growing!

If you are ready for a tranquil escape from the real world, let this enchanting garden inspire you… it creates a little bit of magic wherever your eyes settle. For now, let’s take a look inside…

Originality is the key to being memorable - while cottage-style properties all share many features, each boast a unique design that sets it apart from the rest. This ‘one of a kind’ single-storey detached home is bursting with character with its charming appearance and the interior is versatile in its design -  expressing an individuality of its own, feeling less like a house and more like home.

The first thing that greets you when walking through the door is a welcoming hallway space – an appealing first impression – a room in its own right where you can perch and take off your shoes.

From here are glimpses of all rooms that lead off the hallway. The original kitchen, full of charm with views to the front, feels like a special part of the home and the bright living/dining room with double doors leading out to the delightful garden provides a relaxing spot from which to contemplate the garden in-between often, busy day-to-day life.

No.18 provides versatile accommodation with two double bedrooms and a surprisingly spacious family bathroom with shower over.

Outside to the front and the mature plot is full of glossy evergreens such as Camellia’s with their showy flowers, heathers with their fluffy stems full of purple and pink flowers and borders full of roses with their cherished scent. This frontage also provides driveway parking and a single garage set up as a utility area with sink and offers plenty of storage space.

Now back to the secluded, sunny outdoor green space at the back … where mature trees and shrubs such as the corkscrew hazel offer additional ornamental interest bearing delightful yellow catkins. With plenty of space to plant raised beds, potter or enjoy vibrant summer evenings entertaining on the patio, grabbing every moment outside can work wonders.

Here is where little feet can run free, create a perfect play area to let off some steam or find some peace and quiet in a secluded spot for you to hide away in - there is an extremely handy additional outdoor toilet facility and brick-built storage outbuildings. At the end of the day, gardens can be great for the environment and for wildlife – but they are good for us too. Follow the path that meanders its way down the garden and at the end is a second single garage with its own separate side access and gates.

Addlestone Park is a safe location and the neighbours all agree that it has a lovely community feel. Whether it’s a daily stroll to all local amenities, being in walking distance to schools or the mainline station, taking the children to the local park or enjoying dinner out in one of the many scattered restaurants in this desirable location – all the conveniences and little luxuries are just around the corner.

Your plan for the weekends may include a leisurely stroll along the quiet environment of the canal, hiring a rowing boat by the bridge and throwing a ball for the dog in the park, all within easy reach of your own front door.

This very well-cared for home has a definite sense of rarity, allowing it to stand out from the crowd!

Situated midway between Weybridge and the ancient Abbey town of Chertsey, today Addlestone is a pleasant small town enjoying a vibrant community life and wherever you go, you are never far from green spaces and water with nature trails, wildlife meadows and riverside paths close by. Coxes Lock Mill, a watermill at the nearby Wey navigation and Basingstoke canals began life as an iron mill and from here are enjoyable walks into Weybridge.

Whether you are looking for exciting events and family activities, stylish shopping for the family or a relaxing place to dine and unwind, you will find it at Addlestone One. From new stores, restaurants and attractions including a lifestyle gym, state-of-the-art cinema and a Premier Inn Hotel - with all the convenience of the city.

Take a mint moment …. to visit one of a number of popular parks such as Victory Park to enjoy facilities such as tennis, hockey, football and bowls or the nearby Foxhills Golf and Country Club resort to enjoy more than 200 weekly activities across their 400-acre country estate - offering three golf courses, spa, five swimming pools and restaurants.
Council tax band: E