The Green, Ripley - Sold

This stunning three-bedroom Victorian terraced house is located overlooking Ripley village green and offers a perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience.

Entered into with steps up to an entrance porch, a door then opens into the living room which is a warm and welcoming space, complete with a bay window that fills the room with natural light and offers views of the surrounding greenery. The fireplace adds an element of charm and cosiness, perfect for relaxing evenings in. The adjacent dining room, also featuring a fireplace, offers plenty of space for entertaining guests and overlooks the kitchen.

Stairs lead to the lower ground floor which boasts a spacious kitchen with beautiful bi-folding doors that lead out onto the private rear garden. The double-height ceiling adds an airy, open feel to the space, while the convenient utility room and WC provide practicality for everyday living. An adjoining cellar under the dining room offers ample storage space, perfect for storing wine or other belongings.

The first floor boasts two generously sized double bedrooms, both with lovely views of the surrounding area. The large four-piece bathroom offers luxurious comfort, with a bathtub and separate shower. Finally, the second floor bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, complete with two skylights that floods the room with natural light. Eaves storage provides practicality and convenience.

Externally the rear garden leads to a summerhouse/garden room perfect for outdoor entertaining. To the front ample residents parking is available on the approach to the property on this private unmade road.

Throughout the house, the classic Victorian features are expertly blended with modern touches, creating a comfortable and stylish living space. The location on Ripley Green in Surrey is a charming and sought-after area, with easy access to local amenities and beautiful countryside.

Freehold
Council Tax Band E - £2,784.03pa
(figure correct for 2023 - 2024)

The village of Ripley has existed since Norman times, with parts of St. Mary Magdalen church circa 1160. Among the more than 20 listed buildings and cottages in the village are a number of antique shops and delicatessens. The high street also includes a supermarket, cobblers and bakery. The village is located within reach of the M25, Guildford and Woking.