Newark Lane, Ripley, Woking

Wills and Smerdon proudly presents this stunning 1950's built & immaculately presented semi-detached house. Recently renovated and updated to a very high standard, this superb property is located in Ripley and close to local amenities. Benefitting from four bedrooms and a delightful garden, this property has granted planning permission in place to further extend the upstairs to provide an additional bedroom with ensuite or a separate bathroom. The front door opens into a bright entrance hall with wood effect floor tiles that continue into the bathroom and the kitchen/diner. The kitchen is fitted with a generous range of modern gloss cupboards with Granite worktops and integrated appliances, that include a Hotpoint dishwasher, electric hob & extractor. There is plenty of space for a family table and chairs and a half glazed external door allows side access to the garden. Along the hallway is the bathroom, which is a great size and includes a roll-top bath with a traditional bath shower mixer tap with handset. The sitting room is spacious and features exposed beams, an electric wood burning stove and a recently fitted oak floor.
Double doors open into the family room that enjoys underfloor heating and Bi-fold doors that open directly onto the patio. To the first floor there are two double and two smaller bedrooms. The property can be reached from either Newark Lane or Georgelands, where a pathway then leads to a wooden gate in the front garden. Mature shrubs are planted to either side with a small pathway and a lawn that wraps around the side of the property linking with the secluded, Porcelain tiled patio at the rear. The current owners have installed a purpose built bar along with a hot tub, creating a fantastic space to entertain family and friends. Two large metal sheds also provide additional storage.
Ripley is an historic and sought-after village in Surrey popular with all walks of life: families, young professionals and downsizers alike. Ripley High Street boasts a delightful blend of independent retailers, complemented by the close proximity of larger towns such as Woking, Cobham, and Guildford. Beyond the village, a short drive away, one can immerse themselves in the county's rich heritage at Clandon Park and Hatchlands Park, both cherished National Trust properties. Nature enthusiasts can revel in the abundance of countryside walks, be it along the picturesque River Wey or within the world-renowned gardens of The RHS at Wisley. Junction 10 of the M25 and the A3 are easily accessible, and reaching London is a breeze via train connections from Clandon station, as well as mainline routes from Woking and Guildford.
Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax Band D. All main services including Super Fast Broadband. Property Ref: 17996123