Chapel Avenue, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 1UH | Property for sale | Savills
2,272 sq ft(211.08 sq m)
Excess of £805,000

Chapel AvenueAddlestone, Surrey, KT15 1UH

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Key features

  • Beautiful Victorian home with character features throughout
  • Five generous bedrooms arranged over three floors
  • South facing private garden with bespoke detached studio
  • Open plan kitchen, breakfast and dining room ideal for entertaining
  • Driveway parking for two vehicles and excellent transport links nearby

Stunning Victorian Five Bedroom Semi Detached Family Home with Garden Studio.

About this property

  • Occupying a sought-after residential position close to Addlestone town centre and excellent transport links, this beautifully presented and characterful five-bedroom Victorian family home offers over 2,270 sq ft of versatile accommodation, including a superb bespoke detached garden studio.

    Blending period charm with contemporary styling, the property immediately impresses with its attractive old stock yellow brick elevations and generous proportions. The welcoming entrance hall, benefitting from underfloor heating, leads to a stunning bay-fronted reception room featuring bespoke fitted shelving, a feature fireplace and elegant herringbone flooring. Further ground floor accommodation includes a formal dining room, a separate family room, and a versatile fifth bedroom which could equally serve as a home office or playroom.

    At the heart of the home is a spacious open-plan kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with a comprehensive range of units, quality worktops and a range cooker. The adjoining dining area provides an ideal space for family life and entertaining, with large glazed doors opening directly onto the rear terrace and garden. A practical utility room, also benefitting from underfloor heating, completes the ground floor accommodation.

    The first floor provides an impressive principal bedroom measuring over 23 ft in length, complemented by a stylishly refitted shower room. Two further generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete this floor. On the second floor is an additional double bedroom with its own shower room, creating an ideal guest suite, teenager's retreat or private home-working space.

    Outside, the south-facing rear garden enjoys a mature and private setting with a paved entertaining terrace leading to a lawn surrounded by established planting and hedging. A particular feature is the bespoke detached garden studio, offering excellent flexibility as a home office, gym, creative workspace or garden room, together with additional storage space.

    To the front, a block-paved driveway provides off-street parking for two vehicles.

    This substantial Victorian family home successfully combines period character, modern finishes and flexible living accommodation, making it an ideal choice for growing families seeking a home on one of Addlestone's most popular roads.

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I love how this handsome Victorian home combines beautiful period character with flexible family living, all complemented by a superb south-facing garden and bespoke garden studio.

Nick BarnettProperty agent

Local information

  • Addlestone has grown from a historic Surrey hamlet into a thriving town that successfully combines character, convenience and green spaces. Rich in history, the area retains a semi-rural feel, with attractive canal walks, the historic Crouch Oak and a number of nearby farms.
  • Today, residents benefit from a vibrant town centre offering a mix of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, Waitrose, Tesco and The Light Cinema. Families are well served by a range of highly regarded state and independent schools, including the nearby St George's College.
  • The area is surrounded by leisure opportunities, including golf courses, Topgolf, Crockford Bridge Farm, Mercedes-Benz World, Brooklands Museum and Thorpe Park. The nearby Rivers Wey and Thames provide excellent walking, fishing and waterside pursuits.
  • Addlestone is also ideally located for commuters, with Junction 11 of the M25 approximately two miles away and rail services connecting to London Waterloo via Weybridge in around 31 minutes.
  • Distances and journey times are approximate.

Additional information

  • EPC Rating: D
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Council Tax Band: F