Kingscroft Road, Leatherhead, KT22 - Cairds Estate Agents

Cairds of Ashtead Village are very pleased to introduce, with no onward chain, this thoughtfully extended and fabulously fashioned three bedroom semi detached home, positioned at the head of a cul-de-sac, with South facing garden, conveniently located for brilliant local schools, excellent transport links and the town centre amenities of Leatherhead, Surrey.

On the ground floor there is an entrance hall that leads to a lobby with hall with shower room, and to the left rear aspect is the real centrepiece of the home. Here you will find an absolutely stunning open-plan kitchen breakfast-diner, featuring under floor heating, integrated appliances, corner bi-fold doors out to the garden patio and a door to a separate utility room. To the right of the home is a substantial dual aspect lounge-dining room with double glazed doors to the garden.

On the first floor there is a main double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and bay window, a further large double bedroom, a third bedroom, and a stylish family bathroom. From the landing there is also access to a loft.

Externally to the rear there is a Southerly aspect rear garden, featuring a paved patio, neat lawn, perimeter hedgerow providing seclusion, and just ideal for Summertime alfresco entertaining.

Kingscroft Road is positioned conveniently within short walking distance of local sought after schools including Therfield, St. Peters, St. Johns, Downsend, Little Oaks Nursery and St. Andrews, thus making this a desirable proposition for young families. Leatherhead town centre and the mainline train station are just a short walk away, and J9 M25 Orbital is also close by enabling easy access to nearby airports.

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