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"A STRIKING DETACHED FAMILY HOME SET IN FOUR ACRES, OFFERING FLEXIBLE ACCOMMODATION AND ANNEXE

Cornerstones is a beautifully appointed, detached family home set in attractive established grounds extending to approximately four acres. This rural retreat offers a high degree of seclusion, with tremendous further potential and the convenience of Reigate, Redhill and Merstham within easy reach.

The property boasts some 2,440 sq ft of accommodation arranged over two floors, enjoying a versatile layout ideally suited to modern family lifestyles. Neutral d cor throughout, and large windows in many rooms ensure the property has a bright and airy feel, and views to the gardens are maximised.

On the ground floor, the layout is largely open plan, the contemporary kitchen benefitting from shaker style units, a breakfast bar and dining area adjacent, providing a wonderful flow to this sociable space. The living room is generously proportioned and complimented by a wood burning fireplace and double doors leading to a large patio area. A separate spacious playroom family room leads to the garden via bi fold doors. Completing this floor is a good size utility room and WC.

The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases offering significant annexe potential with two bedrooms and a bathroom in one section, and three double bedrooms and family bathroom in the larger section. The principal bedroom has an ensuite shower room.

Approached via a private driveway, providing ample parking, a lane with sufficient access for a horse box or caravan leads to a detached barn. The mature grounds extend to some four acres of land, incorporating a summerhouse with kitchenette and shower room, expansive patio for outdoor entertaining.

There is scope to extend and reconfigure subject to the usual consents. The current owners have commissioned feasibility studies and have proposed plans drawn up please enquire for further information. Permission to develop the barn was previously granted, therefore it would be reasonable to assume that this could be reinstated.


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