About this property

A four bedroom detached house set on a large corner plot with garage, 107ft wide front garden with driveway and side access to a large, mature rear garden.

The welcoming entrance hall with downstairs WC leads through to the front reception room with large bay window letting in plenty of natural light. There is also a lift in this room which goes up into the front bedroom above. Folding doors separate the front reception room from the back reception room but can be opened to create a large and spacious living area. There is a third reception room off the hallway and behind this is the spacious kitchen. The bright and airy conservatory is accessed from both the kitchen and back reception room and takes full advantage of the view into the well-maintained rear garden. Upstairs is a family bathroom with storage cupboard and four good sized bedrooms, two with sinks, all with built in storage space and one with en suite shower room.

Outside
The property sits on a large corner plot and has a wide, neatly maintained, front garden with two paved paths leading up to the front door from gates on Regent Road and Surbiton Hill Park. The driveway leads to a detached garage, plenty of parking space and side access through to the garden. The 75ft wide and 56ft long rear garden has a large lawned area and secluded patio areas.

Situation
Regent Road is a popular residential road in Surbiton and is just 0.8 miles from Surbiton train station with a frequent fast service to London Waterloo. Alternatively, Berryands station is 0.7 miles away and is in London travel zone 5. It is also convenient for Surbiton Racket and Fitness Club providing members with tennis and squash courts, fitness centre and club house. There is also convenient access to both Surbiton and Kingston town centres with their array of shops, restaurants and transport links as well as easy access to both the A3, the M25 and, consequently, Heathrow and Gatwick are easily reachable.

Additional Information
Regent Road and Seymour Gardens now occupy the site where Regent House once stood. It was the first significant building within the area and served as the primary building of Berrylands Farm. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries it was the only prominent structure.

In the early 1930s, the surrounding land underwent development, accompanied by the establishment of Berrylands Station in 1933. Regent House was subsequently demolished to pave the way for new residential homes. The street where the former building stood was aptly named Regent Road, and remnants of the foundation can still be found in certain gardens.

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate