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"Nicely tucked away in a secluded private lane, find The Copse; a home of impressive proportion and character in equal measure, surrounded by beautiful gardens and countryside. As you approach the property, it s grandeur and history strike you straight away, a theme consistent in the entrance porch and grand hall.

The Copse was constructed in 1903, making it one of the earliest country houses in Kingswood. The house has been sympathetically refurbished to create modern living and entertaining spaces within a period setting. This balance of contemporary fittings entwined with period character is a popular and sought after combination.

The highlights of this home are endless; spread over three generous floors, accommodation is not only spacious, but highly adaptable. Internally there are six double bedrooms, two of which include walk in wardrobes, 4 bath shower rooms, living room, dining room, reading room library, kitchen breakfast room, games room, utility room, gym, reception hall and cloakroom.

In addition to this, the integrated four car garage with 33ft office over, presents scope for an an annexe, subject to the usual consents.

The mature and sizeable rear garden is the perfect place to unwind, enjoying a south facing aspect which allows natural light to flood through the vast majority of bedrooms and living rooms. The pretty courtyard with sheltered veranda brings a continental vibe as we fast approach the summer evenings.

Kingswood station 0.6 miles with its frequent links into London Bridge and London Victoria, is within a short saunter, and via the A217 connect with more extensive shopping options in nearby Reigate, Epsom or Banstead Village.

The area is well served by local schools, notably Epsom College, City of London Freemans, Reigate Grammar, Dunnotar, Chinthurst and Banstead Prep, making Kingswood a popular choice for growing families.

The Copse is surrounded by open countryside, ideal for walking, cycling and horse riding. Internal viewing of this iconic Edwardian home is highly recommended."