Summary
Set well back from the road is this spacious and well-presented bungalow set on a wonderful plot of a third of an acre. To the front there is parking for a number of cars and access into a carport with a potting area behind it. Entering the hallway there is a cloakroom and a shower room. The property has a good-sized dual aspect living room with a feature fireplace. The modern and well stocked kitchen/dining room has a large range cooker, plenty of storage and a utility room to the side. There are three double bedrooms and a study/bed 4 with a family bathroom. There is a garden room to the rear of the house with many options for usage. The rear gardens are private and mature with privacy hedging and attractive borders. With a spacious patio area the space is ideal for summer dining and entertaining for the largest of families.
Key Features
- Desirable village location
- Stunning plot of .33 of an acre
- Dual aspect reception room
- Kitchen dining room
- Large utility and w/c
- Three bedrooms and study/ bedroom 4
- Large patio leading into garden room
- End of chain
Full Description
Bookham is a vibrant, picturesque village surrounded by glorious countryside yet within easy reach of London.
With thriving local shops, cafes and restaurants including a butcher, fishmonger, greengrocer, bakeries, gift shops, Post Office and 2 small supermarkets, Bookham has everything for day-to-day living.
Bookham's railway station, on the London Waterloo line has a journey time of around 55 minutes to Waterloo, ideal for commuting. The M25 can be joined at junction 9 with easy access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Surrounded by National Trust countryside, open farmland, woods and commons, Bookham is ideal for families, walkers, runners, cyclists and horse-riding. Polesden Lacey house and gardens is just over a mile away from Bookham High Street.
Floor Plan
Location
Bookham is a vibrant, picturesque village surrounded by glorious countryside yet within easy reach of London.
With thriving local shops, cafes and restaurants including a butcher, fishmonger, greengrocer, bakeries, gift shops, Post Office and 2 small supermarkets, Bookham has everything for day-to-day living.
Bookham's railway station, on the London Waterloo line has a journey time of around 55 minutes to Waterloo, ideal for commuting. The M25 can be joined at junction 9 with easy access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Surrounded by National Trust countryside, open farmland, woods and commons, Bookham is ideal for families, walkers, runners, cyclists and horse-riding. Polesden Lacey house and gardens is just over a mile away from Bookham High Street.
