Howe Drive, Caterham

OVERVIEW Stepping inside the entrance hallway, which takes you straight to the staircase and off to the living room. There is also access to the downstairs WC from the entrance hallway which is ideal for guest use. You will notice the house has been decorated in tasteful neutral tones and the living room recently re-carpeted to match the décor, providing the perfect blank canvas to create your own wonderful space to both entertain and relax in. The separate dining room features wood flooring through to the kitchen and has full width sliding patio doors leading you out to the rear garden, which makes a fantastic addition to your living space in the warm summer months when you can open the wide door and bring the outside in. Outside there is a block-paved patio providing ample space to dine alfresco which continues around the side access of the property and onto the driveway. The garden features a lawned area, flower beds and a central paved area with water feature. The kitchen features fully integrated appliances and free standing fridge, which is accessed via the dining room, offers the feeling of space and equally ideal for keeping an eye on the kids whilst you’re cooking up a storm. The modern bathroom suite has white sanitary ware, a P-shaped bath, digital shower over and a wall hung integrated WC. The sink unit with under cupboard and separate storage cupboard are great for storing toiletries. The room is fully tiled with neutral wall tiles and features polished black granite floor tiles. There are two excellent sized double bedrooms, both with built in storage and a good sized single bedroom which the current owner is using as an office space, neutrally decorated to seamlessly continue the decor throughout the rest of the house.
Outside, a garage and driveway with a small, smart front garden, as well as an easy to maintain rear garden ensure this is a wonderful option for the busy modern day family.

LOCATION The East Surrey town of Caterham is bordered by the Surrey Hills on one side and London on the other. The town itself is split in half between a valley however, both sides offer many different leisure activities from comedy clubs, art exhibitions and beer festivals to gliding and horse riding. The area is famous for the highly renowned Caterham School, which brings many families into the area, further benefiting from various local conveniences such as a doctor’s surgery and an array of local shops. There are some great places to eat nearby, Chez Vous is a fine dining French restaurant offering a flavoursome menu. Commuter friendly, Caterham Train Station offers frequent routes into Central London, London Bridge can be reached in just 40 minutes.