4 rooms house of 230m² in Woking

Situated in an elevated position with far reaching views, The Hangers dates back to 1879 and is a superb example of contemporary living within an outstanding detached period home. The living room is beautifully lit by two large sash bay windows, with a log burner set beneath a timber mantle and original cornicing wrapping around the high ceiling. Window seats add charm and comfort. The double aspect dining room is equally impressive, with its own sash bay windows, an original tiled fireplace as a central feature, and sympathetically designed cabinetry within the chimney alcoves. Double doors from the additional family room/study lead onto a stone paved patio, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out. This versatile room features a rich wood floor and a cast iron fireplace, adding warmth and character, perfect for a play room or home office. The open plan kitchen and breakfast room forms the heart of the home. With bay windows overlooking the lush garden, the breakfast area easily accommodates a family sized dining table. The kitchen itself is thoughtfully appointed with a range of traditional units, granite worktops, a range cooker, dishwasher, and Quooker tap. A stable door provides direct access to the garden, adding to the property's charm. A separate utility room, cloakroom, and a wide hallway complete the ground floor. A sweeping staircase, passing tall stained glass windows, leads to the first floor where a spacious central landing gives access to four generously sized bedrooms, offering excellent family and guest accommodation. The principal bedroom enjoys a dual aspect, with sash bay windows framing far reaching views. It also benefits from a separate dressing room with fitted wardrobes providing ample storage. The luxurious en suite features a walk in shower and elegant tiling. The remaining three bedrooms are all well proportioned and share a stylish modern family bathroom. Outside, the home is set back from the road and enjoys a high degree of privacy. Its impressive façade, with timber detailing, gables, and a covered entrance, creates an inviting first impression. A large private driveway provides off street parking for several vehicles. The gardens are surrounded by mature hedges, trees, and shrubs, offering year round colour and seclusion. A well kept lawn, stone paved patio, and raised decking provide a choice of outdoor spaces for entertaining or relaxing. St Johns village offers a good range of local shops and amenities, along with the open spaces of St Johns Lye. The area is known for its well regarded schools and excellent leisure facilities, including golf and tennis clubs. Woking’s mainline station provides fast, direct trains to London Waterloo in around 25 minutes, and the A3, M3, and M25 are all within easy reach.