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" Spacious and bright detached family home boasting views over Woldingham Valley, comprising of 4 bedrooms, en-suite bathroom, family bathroom, kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, two further reception rooms and a spacious utility room.

A series of terraced decking areas connect the ground floor to the lower floor on the outside of the house and lead to an impressive (55.5 m2, 598 ft2) south facing gated terrace, directly accessible through bi-fold doors from the family room.  

The plot on which the house was built in the 1970?s, also comes with a detached two storey coach house dating from the 1900's. The coach house is in need of refurbishment and comprises of approximately 48.8m2 (525 ft2) of accommodation.  It is independently accessible from Southview Road and has its own off street parking. In need of updating, it would make an ideal business premise or self-contained annexe.

The House

Through the front door you enter a spacious hallway (12? x 10?3 / 3.7 m x 3.1 m), and take in the view across the room over the valley. As you walk through this house, you?ll soon realise that this amazing view follows you and is from every room but two (the utility room and bedroom three).

Opened-plan from the hall way, three steps up lead to the dining room (15?2 x 12? / 3.7 m x 4.6 m), with double glazed floor to ceiling wall to wall windows which provide access to a small south facing balcony ideal for al fresco evening aperitif or weekend breakfast in the sun.

Off the dining room, on one side, you will find the kitchen/breakfast room (17?9 x 10?9) (3.5m x 3.2m) fitted in a range of base and eye level units, with new granite worktops over, a range cooker with 6 gas hob and double electric oven, an American style fridge/freezer and room for a table for 6.  It also has 3 individual sets of dimmer downwards spotlights for ambiance evening light.

On the other side of the dining room, you will find a formal reception room (20?3 x 17?7 / 6.2m x 5.4 m)  boasting a beautiful herringbone parquet floor and a corner gas fireplace.

Back in the entrance hall, on one side you will find bedroom three (9?10 x 9?10/ 3 m x 3 m) with built-in single wardrobe. Windows in this room have been fitted with shutters with locks.

Next to this room, there is also a toilet with wash basin.

On the other side of the hall way, you will find the door to a large utility room (10?6 x 10?2 / 3.2 m x 3.1 m) with plenty of built-in storage and space for a washing machine and a separate dryer.  From the utility room you have three steps leading up to the kitchen/breakfast room as well as access to the side terraced decking with raised flower beds.

Back in the main entrance hall, there is a staircase leading down to the open-plan family room (17?11 x 12? / 5.5 m x 3.7 m) with bi-fold doors across the width of the room onto the south facing large terrace(55.5 m2, 598 ft2).  In the family room there is also a double door that gives access to a large storage room. (3 m x 2.6m) with restricted head height.

On either side of  the family room are two lobbies.

One lobby giving access to bedroom 4 (11?8 x 6?7 / 3.6 m x 2 m) and master bedroom (15?7 x 13?3 / 4.7 m x 4 m) which has an en-suite with bath and shower over bath.

The second lobby gives access to bedroom 2 (11?6 x 10?3 / 3.5 m x 3.2 m) and the family bathroom which has bath and shower over bath, and ample built-in storage.

Outside:

At the front of the house, there is off street parking for approximately 4 cars and a double garage.

From the road, there are 10 steps down to the front door.

Along the front of the house, a path bordered with lavender shrubs leads to the side gate giving access to three terraced decking areas with flower beds, rockery and shrubs.There is also access to the utility room from the first decking area.

From the lower decking area, there is paved access to an impressive 55.5 m2 (598 ft2) south facing terrace, which is also accessible from the family room through bi-fold doors.

The coach house:

Located at the bottom of the garden, on Southview Road, you will find the Coach House, where in the 1900's the coach boy would have lived. This is the only building left from the mansion house that once was on the land.  Although it is a piece of history in itself, it is not a listed building and with 48.8 m2 (525) of accommodation arranged over two floors, it could become a home office or self-contained annexe (subject to any planning permission and any required building regulations that may be required).

Transport links:

Upper Warlingham Station (Zone 6) is within walking distance and has good links to both London Bridge and Victoria Station.  Whyteleafe South and Whyteleafe stations are also within walking distance with trains to London Bridge.