A beautifully presented five bedroom detached family home in a quiet cul-de-sac location with a lovely enclosed back garden. The property is ideal for families who will benefit from a quiet location, children’s playground nearby and stunning walks straight from the house. The property offers spacious and light comfortable living with two en suite bathrooms and large downstairs accommodation. EPC Band D
The property is situated in a corner location in a quiet cul-de-sac close to the village centre. It is entered through a large and light hallway with two reception rooms and a study. The main living room is double aspect and the double patio doors leading to the rear garden allow the light to flood into the room. It also has a feature fireplace with a gas fire. The welcoming kitchen/breakfast room offers access to the rear garden and includes a range cooker, an American fridge freezer and built in dishwasher and microwave. The washing machine and dryer are housed in the utility room. The downstairs also includes a cloakroom, study and a spacious family room.
On the first floor, leading to a large landing, there are five generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom has an en suite bathroom as well as a dressing room. The second bedroom also benefits from an en suite shower room. The first floor has a further three good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a large patio area and a shed and steps leading up to a raised lawned area with borders. The garden is securely enclosed, safe for young children and pets. The front of the house offers off road parking for several cars.
This property is an ideal home for families who are looking for spacious accommodation, a quiet location and the convenience of being able to walk to the shops, the children’s playground or numerous country walks without having to use their vehicle.
Location And Accommodation
Rudgwick is a lovely West Sussex village which includes two food shops, a doctor’s surgery, dentist, chemist, hairdressers as well as a couple of pubs. It is a convenient reach to the A281 heading towards either Guildford or Horsham where trains run from frequently to London.
The nearby village of Cranleigh is the largest village in the country. It sits at the foot of the Surrey Hills which provide some of the finest countryside in the south east of England. Over 3000 acres of woodland and heathland is held in trust and open to the public. It is therefore a haven for walkers, horse riders and cyclists. Cranleigh boasts with a range of shops, a selection of restaurants and cafés, many with pavement seating. The modern Health Centre, Leisure Centre and Arts centre are situated at the southern end of the High Street. There are three supermarkets and a healthy variety of independent shops and established High Street Stores.
Cranleigh School is one of the UK’s finest public schools for children aged 7-18 years old. It was founded in 1865 as the Surrey County School for farmers’ sons and still has a farm and stables today.
The County of Guildford is 10 miles away and provides a mainline train station with a fast service to Waterloo. The A3 also provides quick access by car to the M25 and central London. Guildford provides a diverse range of social and recreational facilities: Including theatre, cinema and The Spectrum for Ice skating, bowling and most sports. The cobbled High Street and numerous Arcades offer a selection of shops, to rival the best of London’s famous streets. Horsham is 8 miles from Rudgwick and has a newly opened John Lewis and Waitrose Department store and links to Victoria train station.
