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" A substantial four bedroom detached family home located in a quiet and most sought after residential road on the Bookham/Effingham borders. The accommodation comprises of: Light and airy hallway, lounge with feature gas flame effect fire, elegant dining room with double doors leading to the conservatory area, modern full fitted kitchen, spacious utility area, very versatile family room with adjoining shower room to the ground floor. Upstairs the accommodation consists of a master bedroom with e-suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom in addition to this there is a spacious area across the landing that is ideal as a study area. Externally there are beautifully maintained gardens to the front, side and rear with an irrigation system and driveway parking for two cars. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this unique, versatile and sizable property.

NB: The downstairs "family room" could be used for an additional bedroom suite for an elderly relative / au pair or teenager. It has the ajoinging shower room and direct access onto a separate side garden and sun terrace.

The property include use of a safe with combination code.

Bookham is really two areas divided into Great Bookham and Little Bookham and is mostly referred to as n++The Bookhamsn++. The name Bookham was originally a Saxon settlement called Bocham. Great Bookham is the larger village that offers a shop-packed High Street whilst Little Bookham has the railway Station. The main High Street in Great Bookham has an array of shops from convenience stores, greengrocers, banks, florists, chemist, estate agents and dentists, not to forget the bakers and gift shops. From the High Street it takes about 20 minutes to walk to the Train Station in Little Bookham, but of course that depends on how fast you walk, whether you want to or even if you prefer to cycle (as many do). Worthy of mention too is the large purpose built medical centre n++ The Fairfield Medical Centre n++ which offer a range of NHS services.

There are there pubs in the village, The Anchor, The Royal Oak, The Old Crown and one in Little Bookham, Ye Olde Windsor Castle. All jolly good watering holes!

There are 2 primary schools in the village, which makes the area very sought after with families: Eastwick Junior School in Eastwick Drive and The Dawnay School in Griffin Way. There are 3 infant schools in Great Bookham: the Polesden Lacey School in Oakfield Close, Eastwick Infant School in Eastwick Drive, and The Dawnay Infant School in Griffin Way. The highly regarded secondary school, The Howard of Effingham School is in neighboring village Effingham.

The villages are situated on the A246 which is the main route for traffic travelling between the Surrey towns of Leatherhead and Guildford. Its well situated to get onto the M25 at Leatherhead at junction 9 for access to both the London airports of Gatwick and Heathrow.

The village is well known as the location of Polesden Lacey, a county house located on the southern edge of the village, surrounded by over 1,000 acres (4.0 km2) of grounds, now owned by the National Trust and open to the public. This makes for lovely walks and family days out. "