£3,650,000
(£604/sq. ft)
6 bed detached house for saleGlendene Avenue, East Horsley KT24
6 beds
6 baths
5 receptions
6,041 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
A stylish Arts and Crafts-inspired home, combining timeless architectural character with sophisticated contemporary living, situated moments from the village centre and finished to a superb specification throughout.
Key features and specification:
150 yards to Horsley village and station
Private road location
6,000 sq ft
0.5 acre grounds
Gated entrance
Vaulted entrance hall
Poggenpohl kitchen
Gaggenau appliances
Vaulted principal suite with dressing room/study area
Villeroy and Boch sanitaryware
Bespoke oak framed windows and doors
Lutron lighting
Intergrated Sonos system
Location
Nestled in the scenic Surrey Hills, East Horsley is a popular village known for its distinctive architectural charm, excellent amenities and superb connectivity. Famous for its historic "Lovelace" flint and brick buildings, the village offers residents a perfect blend of rural tranquility and modern convenience, making it an ideal location for families and commuters alike.
East Horsley is exceptionally well-connected, featuring its own railway station in the heart of the village with a direct service to London Waterloo and Guildford. The A3 and the M25 (Junction 10), providing quick routes to central London, Heathrow, and Gatwick airports is nearby.
The village and its surrounding areas are renowned for both there excellent education offering with The Raleigh School (primary), The Howard of Effingham (secondary) offering state education and outstanding independent schools including Cranmore and Glenesk in the village, nearby are St Theresa's, Manor House as well as a number of schools in the Guildford area are only a short train journey away including, rgs, Guildford High and Tormead and St Catherines.
Horsley offers outstanding recreational facilities with the Horsley & Send Cricket Club and Horsley Football Club to the west of the village and East Horsley Tennis and Cricket Club to the east. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy The Drift, Effingham Golf Club and Clandon Regis all easily accessible. Surrounded by National Trust land and the nearby Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the area is renowned for walking, cycling, and equestrian activities.
The village centre also benefits from essential everyday amenities, including a traditional butcher, a bakery, a medical center, supermarket, independent cafés alongside popular local restaurants, La Meridiana and Kirthon. The village also has three local pubs: The King William, The Barley Mow and The Duke of Wellington.
East Horsley village - 150 yards
A3 - 3 miles
M25 (J10) - 4.5 miles
Guildford - 8 miles
Heathrow - 20 miles
Gatwick - 30 miles
Central London - 27 miles
Key features and specification:
150 yards to Horsley village and station
Private road location
6,000 sq ft
0.5 acre grounds
Gated entrance
Vaulted entrance hall
Poggenpohl kitchen
Gaggenau appliances
Vaulted principal suite with dressing room/study area
Villeroy and Boch sanitaryware
Bespoke oak framed windows and doors
Lutron lighting
Intergrated Sonos system
Location
Nestled in the scenic Surrey Hills, East Horsley is a popular village known for its distinctive architectural charm, excellent amenities and superb connectivity. Famous for its historic "Lovelace" flint and brick buildings, the village offers residents a perfect blend of rural tranquility and modern convenience, making it an ideal location for families and commuters alike.
East Horsley is exceptionally well-connected, featuring its own railway station in the heart of the village with a direct service to London Waterloo and Guildford. The A3 and the M25 (Junction 10), providing quick routes to central London, Heathrow, and Gatwick airports is nearby.
The village and its surrounding areas are renowned for both there excellent education offering with The Raleigh School (primary), The Howard of Effingham (secondary) offering state education and outstanding independent schools including Cranmore and Glenesk in the village, nearby are St Theresa's, Manor House as well as a number of schools in the Guildford area are only a short train journey away including, rgs, Guildford High and Tormead and St Catherines.
Horsley offers outstanding recreational facilities with the Horsley & Send Cricket Club and Horsley Football Club to the west of the village and East Horsley Tennis and Cricket Club to the east. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy The Drift, Effingham Golf Club and Clandon Regis all easily accessible. Surrounded by National Trust land and the nearby Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the area is renowned for walking, cycling, and equestrian activities.
The village centre also benefits from essential everyday amenities, including a traditional butcher, a bakery, a medical center, supermarket, independent cafés alongside popular local restaurants, La Meridiana and Kirthon. The village also has three local pubs: The King William, The Barley Mow and The Duke of Wellington.
East Horsley village - 150 yards
A3 - 3 miles
M25 (J10) - 4.5 miles
Guildford - 8 miles
Heathrow - 20 miles
Gatwick - 30 miles
Central London - 27 miles
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