Godstone Road, Whyteleafe, CR3

Guide Price £230,000 – £240,000. Welcome to this inviting second-floor apartment that effortlessly blends style and functionality. As you step into the property, the entrance hall welcomes you with ample space for coats and shoes, ensuring a clutter-free living space. The hallway boasts large cupboard storage, providing a convenient spot for utility appliances, keeping them seamlessly tucked away.

The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living room, offering a versatile space for relaxing and entertaining guests. The shaker style kitchen is complete with integrated appliances.

Retreating to the bedroom, you’ll find a good-sized double bedroom, offering a tranquil oasis for rest and relaxation. The bedroom comes equipped with built-in wardrobes, providing ample storage space for your belongings, keeping the room organised and clutter-free.

Freshen up in the modern bathroom, featuring contemporary fixtures and finishes, perfect for unwinding after a long day.

Convenience is key with this property, as it offers allocated parking for residents, ensuring a secure spot for your vehicle. Additionally, visitor parking is available, making it convenient for guests to visit without the hassle of finding parking.

Situated in close proximity to train stations and general amenities, this property offers easy access to transportation links and every-day conveniences, making daily commutes and errands a breeze. Whether you’re a busy professional looking for a convenient location or a couple seeking a cosy abode, this property caters to a variety of lifestyle needs.

Tenure – Leasehold

Lease Length – 116 Years

Service Charge £1375.86 PA / Building Insurance £162.50 PA / Ground Rent £325

Location –

The picturesque village of Whyteleafe, whose name comes from the distinctive white underside of the whitebeam trees growing in the area, is nestled within the gorgeous Surrey North Downs. Home to many beautiful parks and countryside, such as Riddlesdown Common with its beautiful woodlands. Whyteleafe offers many local amenities to its community- two pubs, a newsagent, a general store, two petrol stations (with M&S and Waitrose food outlets), a post office, hairdresser, chemist, and a couple of cafés. For a more extensive variety of restaurants and independent boutique shops, head to the nearby village of Warlingham. Commuters are drawn to Whyteleafe due to its close proximity to London, via its three train stations: Whyteleafe, Upper Warlingham and Whyteleafe South, all with connections to London Bridge and London Victoria in just 30 minutes. Young families also favour the village due to its great schools on their doorstep – Whyteleafe Primary and Secondary Schools, as well as a choice of great private schools in neighbouring Caterham.