Semi-detached house for sale in Crown Road, Virginia Water, Surrey GU25

This pretty, Victorian cottage is a perfect family home, situated on a quiet residential road overlooking playing fields to the front and backing on to privately owned woodland, it is well positioned to enjoy the surrounding greenery yet within close proximity of local amenities. A local primary school is within walking distance, as is Virginia Water station for train links to London Waterloo and the local parade of shops.

The house offers a generous gravel driveway and is approached via an entrance porch. Entering in to a generous front, reception room with feature fireplace, the house leads on to the west facing kitchen with open plan snug or dining room and an adjoining conservatory. The snug and conservatory offer French doors which lead out on to a beautiful westerly facing patio which enjoys the afternoon and evening sun.

The ground floor further comprised a downstairs cloakroom, utility room and designated study which overlooks the front. The first floor offers a principle bedroom with en-suite, along with 3 further double bedrooms and a generous family bathroom. The house has been beautifully maintained throughout by the current owners who have enjoyed the home for 18 years.

The cottage offers an incredibly special garden, offering stupendous space. Predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs, the garden extends far back to the woodland it adjoins.

Virginia Water is a popular location for it's wonderfully green environment, close by is the famous lake which is perfect for evening walks or summer picnics. Virginia Water leads on to Windsor Great Park. Made famous by the Wentworth Estate the area offers the world-renowned golf club but is also perfectly situated for commuters given it's proximity to London and ease of connections via the M25, M3 and London Heathrow.

The area is very popular for families given some well regarded schooling such as Trumps Green Infant School, Bishopsgate School, acs International School Egham, Tassis and Sir William Perkins.