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Comprising of the West wing of this period country house, once
owned by the Tate & Lyle family, standing in level grounds on an
elevated position, enjoying splendid far reaching views to the
South, lying on the fringes of the Woldingham Village.
Approached via a sweeping drive, leading to Westridge, offering
off road parking for several cars. The enclosed storm porch and
front door, leads to a good size tiled entrance hall with high
coved ceilings, where you are greeted by an immediate sense of
space and light. There are two formal rooms consisting of the
dining room, characterized by an angular bay window, beams to
ceiling and ornamental wood surround fireplace with lighting and a
large range of fitted shelving. The attractive wood block flooring
continues into the second formal living room, an impressive space
which is dominated by an original curved, brick fireplace with
panelled walls and brick hearth housing a good size woodburner with
bench fitted seating to each side. Double doors from this room
leads to the sunny art studio, which was added in later years,
offering windows and french doors to the rear, taking full
advantage of those breathtaking views. The kitchen breakfast room
is a well fitted room, the kitchen offering a range of white
fronted units incorporating Candy double oven, Candy 4 burner hob
with extractor unit over, space for fridge freezer, space and
plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. The adjacent breakfast
room is a light and sunny space with french doors and picture
windows overlooking the rear garden.
Rising to the first floor via a part galleried landing, there
are 3 double bedrooms, all benefiting from ever changing views. The
principal bedroom having a full range of fitted wardrobes. Two of
the rooms interconnect although the doorway is currently not in
use. A large family bathroom with combine w.c. serves all three
rooms. Access to a loft, which houses the gas central
heating boiler.
OUTSIDE
The rear garden is approached via the art studio and kitchen
breakfast room, attractively planned and landscaped with a stone
path winding down beside a generally level lawn edged with planted
borders providing all year round interest. Small ornamental pond to
the right of a large newly laid terrace providing ample
entertaining space. The gardens are private and screened by walling
and established hedgerow. A lawn extends to about 80ft and there is
a timber shed and small potting shed.
The former garage which currently forms a useful workshop and
storage area which could be repurposed. Ample parking is provided
for to the front of the house. There is access to a small cellar
from the rear garden.
Whilst the house provides comfortable accommodation the fixtures
and fittings are old fashioned and today the property would benefit
from upgrading.
EPC Rating D
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