Summary
Nestled on a private road opposite woodlands, this distinctive detached three-bedroom chalet bungalow presents a serene retreat and an exciting opportunity to rejuvenate this family home. With both gas and electric central heating throughout, the generous sitting room seamlessly flows into the conservatory, while a separate dining room provides ample space for formal gatherings. Two bedrooms upstairs and a downstairs bedroom with an en-suite offers convenience and versatility. Completing the accommodation is an integral garage for added storage. Outside, the westerly-facing 45ft garden is perfect for enjoying afternoon sun. This distinctive home a rare opportunity for peaceful living and to truly make a special home for many years to come. EPC: E, Council Tax Band: F (£3,135.27)
Key Features
- Unique detached three bedroom chalet bungalow
- Private road opposite woodlands
- Generous sitting room leading to the conservatory
- Separate dining room
- Fitted kitchen
- Downstairs bedroom with en-suite
- Integral garage and private driveway
- Westerly-facing 45ft garden
Full Description
Floor Plan
Location
Spratts Lane is an private road with residential housing on one side and woodland directly opposite. It could hardly be more conveniently located if your children go to Ottershaw Infants/Junior Schools, just down the road. Close to the heart of Ottershaw village that enjoys a range of local shops which cater for everyday needs, including a post office/mini supermarket, a One-Stop supermarket, 2 takeaways, a pub, a Miller & Carter steak restaurant and a social club. This location enjoys a real spirit of community about it. More comprehensive facilities can be found a little further afield in Addlestone & Chertsey whilst the larger towns of Weybridge, West Byfleet and Woking are a short drive, each offering mainline access to London (Waterloo). Road connections in the area are excellent with Junction 11 of the M25 being a few minutes drive allowing easy access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports and central London.
