About this property

Approached via a private driveway and positioned behind exquisite wrought iron gates, award winning Arlington House is a modern Arts and Craft style five-bedroom family home of grand proportions in a picturesque setting.

From the impressive entrance hall there are double doors leading to the superb open plan kitchen/family/dining room which spans the width of the house. There is a designer kitchen with integrated appliances, wine fridge and a Quooker boiling tap. Bifold doors open on to the beautifully landscaped rear garden creating a wonderful space to entertain both inside and out. Further ground floor accommodation includes a sitting room, study, utility room and guest W.C. Upstairs on the first floor there are four bedrooms, all of which are ensuite and benefit from fitted storage. The principal bedroom suite benefits from an ensuite bathroom with separate shower, double sinks and private w.c. as well as a generous dressing room. To the top floor there are two further bedrooms which share a Jack and Jill bathroom and either could equally be used as a games room.

Outside
The property is approached by way of electric wrought iron gates that give access the paved drive and landscaped front garden with lighting, an integral garage and parking for several vehicles. The beautifully landscaped rear garden includes a full width patio that is perfect for alfresco dining and outside entertaining.

Situation
Cobham is a picturesque village, situated in the borough of Elmbridge, which displays rural scenery, an abundance of eateries and shops, and excellent access links. Steeped in history, the first recorded Cobham settlement extends back to the iron-age, and the area also includes Cobham Mill, one of the only working water mills left in Surrey. A variety of both state and private schools scatter the Cobham area, such as Reeds School, The ACS Cobham International School, Cobham Free School, Parkside School and St Andrews Primary as well as both Danes Hill and Royal Kent Primary in Oxshott. In addition, Cobham possesses two large supermarkets: Sainsbury’s and Waitrose, so there’s no need to travel far to sort out the weekly shop. Weekends can be spent rambling across Downside Common and ending up at The Cricketers Pub or cheering on the teams at Cobham Rugby Club. Equally, the high street is the perfect way to spend an afternoon: browsing boutiques and dining in both independent and chain cafes, restaurants including the Ivy, and pubs. The M25 and A3 are on Cobham’s doorstep and both Oxshott and Cobham Stoke D’Abernon train stations both provide a regular service into central London.

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Additional information

• 51'6 Kitchen Sitting Dining Room
• Study
• Family Room
• Games Room
• 5 Bedrooms
• 4 Bathrooms
• Dressing Room
• Guest WC
• Utility Room
• Landscaped Gardens

Key information

Council Tax Band: H

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate