Green Oak Park, Green Lane, Ockham, Surrey, GU23

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A beautiful, brand new four bedroom detached home with a Tudor-style frontage, a beautiful landscaped front garden & 2434 sq ft of lavish accommodation with underfloor heating throughout.

As you enter the hallway, you are greeted by a downstairs cloakroom, a separate study, separate living room with a beautiful bay window and a large open plan kitchen/living/dining room with bifold doors that lead out to the west facing Indian sandstone patio and garden. The shaker-style kitchen has a separate island and a range of integrated Siemens appliances, including a double electric oven, combi microwave, induction hob, dishwasher, a separate fridge and freezer, a wine cooler, and a Quooker tap. Off the kitchen/dining area is a larder and a separate utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Four double bedrooms sit on the first floor. The spacious principal bedroom features an impressive dressing area with an en-suite with a separate bath, walk-in shower, and dual vanity units. The principal bedroom also boasts a private terrace. Bedroom 2 also has it's own en-suite with a walk-in shower and fitted wardrobes. Bedroom 3, too, has fitted wardrobes. Bedrooms 3 and 4 make use of the family bathroom with a vanity unit and walk-in shower. There is also an airing cupboard and additional cupboard on the landing.

The bathrooms and en-suites in the home are contemporary in style and feature underfloor heating, white sanitary ware, brassware by Vado, chrome heated towel rails, fitted mirrors and Minoli tiling.

This property also has a double garage with electric doors, an EV charging point and additional parking for two cars.

Green Oak Park is a collection of 21 brand new two, three and four bedroom homes nestled in the serene village of West Horsley, between Guildford and Leatherhead. These brand new homes sit at the edge of the North Downs and north of the Surrey Hills, allowing them to embrace the beauty of nature's open spaces.

*Please note the external image is of Plot 27. The internal images are of the show home and indicative only.

Horsley has a long and fascinating history, surrounded by breath taking countryside - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - a backdrop to a rich heritage. Horsley Towers is just one example, an impressive country house dating back to the 19th century, with exceptional architectural and historic significance. A conservation area has been proposed for the heart of the village, ensuring its character is preserved.

West and East Horsley provide more than just beautiful semi-rural surroundings. With a wealth of small independent shops, they offer plenty of opportunities to enjoy fresh and locally produced food. Neighbourhood choices include fresh fruit from Wealden farms, fine cuts from a traditional butcher and delicious cakes from a celebrated baker. Local pubs including The Duke of Wellington serve delicious food and nearby eateries offer mouth-watering choices.

Nearby Polesden Lacey, an Edwardian house and estate, is a popular National Trust location on the scenic North Downs. The popular RHS Wisley with its beautiful decorative gardens, glasshouses, extensive botanical gardens, restaurant and cafés is a wonderful day out. For those who enjoy a more active lifestyle, there are plenty of clubs and facilities in the surrounding area offering a variety of sports and leisure activities, including: The Drift Golf Club, Effingham Golf Club, Wisley & Pyrford Golf Clubs, Horsley Tennis Club, Horsley Cricket Club and Horsley Football Club.

Horsley station is on the Guildford to London Waterloo line, reaching London Waterloo in 47 minutes and offering a quick connection to the city. Changing at Clapham Junction offers direct links to Gatwick Airport and to many destinations across the South East. West Horsley is close to excellent road networks. The A3 is nearby, providing access to the M25 at Junction 10 and reaches Central London in around an hour.