Property | Curchods Estate Agents

A spacious detached bungalow situated in the popular village of Alfold, offering the ease of single-storey living with hugely versatile accommodation throughout. The layout is well balanced, with generous reception space ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The modern kitchen provides plenty of storage and workspace, whilst the useful utility room is particularly well proportioned and provides garden access. The principal bedroom features fitted wardrobes and a copious en suite bathroom, complemented by three other well-proportioned double bedrooms and a recently updated family shower room. Outside, a private driveway provides ample parking, with the rear garden offering privacy and space to enjoy. Well placed for nearby villages, countryside walks and commuter routes, this delightful home presents a great opportunity to create an outstanding bespoke home.

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Key Features

Spacious detached single storey home offering well presented accommodation throughout
Well-proportioned layout with generous, adaptable living space
Generous double aspect sitting room and separate dining room
Modern kitchen with usefully large, separate utility room
Principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en suite bathroom
Three further versatile double bedrooms and a recently modernised family shower room
Private driveway parking with double garage
Established mature gardens with summerhouse and outbuildings
Popular village location

Material Information

EPC Rating: E (50)

Council tax band: G

Local Authority: Waverley Borough Council

Tenure: Freehold

Reference Number: BWC260001

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Alfold is a village on the Surrey/Sussex border. The village is set in an area of countryside with many footpaths through Forestry Commission land and along the Wey and Arun Canal. The St Nicholas Church dates back to 1100. The village benefits from a village shop, a village hall, sports ground, cricket pitch and tennis courts with The Roger Tichborne pub and restaurant in nearby Alfold Bars. The nearby town of Godalming offers a wide range of shops and recreational facilities, as well as a mainline station with a fast service into Waterloo and access to the A3 and M25. The neighbouring village of Cranleigh offers a bustling high street with a butcher, fishmonger and a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants, together with a modern health centre, library and leisure centre.