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" ACCOMMODATION Built in 1881 this handsome extended property is situated in a popular position close to Lesbourne village. Retaining some lovely period features the property opens to a light entrance hall. With feature bay windows at the front and rear, the ground floor includes a lounge with views over the garden, dining room with feature fireplace and a kitchen that opens onto a fantastic conservatory with both power and heating. Stairs lead down from the hall to a useful basement, previously used as a playroom. There is access through into the integral garage and there is a well sized laundryutility room also to this floor. The first floor provides three double bedrooms and a luxurious bathroom with stunning freestanding slipper bath.

Also attached direct with access via the ground floor hallway is a substantial one bedroom split level annexe. This includes a large loungediner with kitchen, whilst upstairs is a large double bedroom and en suite bathroom. This annexe has completely independent access but could also potentially be integrated directly into the main house if required. 

OUTSIDE At the front of the property there is parking on the drive and access to the single garage. Steps climb to the front door and there is a pretty front garden. At the rear of the house the garden is a delightful south facing area, with lawn, patio seating area, pretty mature trees and beds, pond and a storage shed. 

LOCATION & TRAVEL Reigate‘s bustling town centre offers an impressive range of shops and services. A flourishing market town in the best tradition of English rural communities, the picturesque streets have a delightfully modern, cosmopolitan feel. Offering the ultimate in retail therapy, up-market independent boutiques rub shoulders with popular high-street stores, while traditional butchers and well-stocked delicatessens specialise in mouth-watering local produce. Historic inns, cosy tea-shops and traditional pubs stand alongside chic bistros and sophisticated bars and restaurants. In addition to familiar chains Buenos Aires Argentinian Steak House and Giggling Squid Thai Restaurant are perennial favourites. For delicious lunches, The Vintage Tea House, The Chapel and Cullendars get great reviews.

Reigate Priory Park offers many acres of open parkland and excellent facilities including tennis courts, skate park and The Pavilion cafe. There is excellent walking and riding locally in the surrounding countryside, Reigate Heath and The North Downs Way.

The area offers a wide range of sporting facilities including active rugby, cricket, and tennis clubs. For golfers local courses include Reigate Heath, Betchworth Park, Walton Heath and the RAC Club at Epsom.

Commuting to London from Reigate station takes around 40 minutes into London Bridge or Victoria. Commuting to London is also possible through Redhill mainline station, 2 miles away, which offers direct routes into London Bridge and Victoria from 28 minutes, Gatwick airport in 15 minutes, along with routes to a variety of other destinations, whilst The Channel Tunnel is within a 90 minute drive
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