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Waldens Park Road, Horsell, Woking
Guide Price £1,250,000
5 Bedroom House
- Welland - a distinct Edwardian home situated on the tree-lined Waldens Park Road in Horsell village
- Character-filled interior with wide entrance hall, preserved tiled flooring, high ceilings, picture rails, fireplaces & bay windows
- Beautifully maintained & enhanced over time while carefully preserving Welland’s architectural integrity & period charm
- Elegant living room with striking square bay window & fireplace, alongside a separate dining room with fireplace & solid oak flooring
- Dual-aspect kitchen flowing through to the conservatory via wooden bi-fold doors, creating flexible & connected living space overlooking the garden
- Generous utility room with cloakroom facilities, direct garden & driveway access, together with rear access into the adjoining garage
- Four bedrooms with feature fireplaces, plus a versatile study/optional fifth bedroom, including a principal bedroom with fitted storage & bay window
- Bright family bathroom together with additional top floor shower room
- Established front & rear gardens with patio areas, seasonal planting & beautiful lilac wisteria framing the front and side elevations
- Opportunity to further extend or enhance, subject to permissions, close to the village, well-regarded schools, Horsell Common & Woking railway station - EPC: C / Council Tax Band: F
Elegant. Established. Enduring.
Set along the tree-lined Waldens Park Road, one of Horsell’s most desirable and established residential roads, Welland is a distinct Edwardian home that captures everything that makes period living so enduringly appealing - character, proportion, warmth and a strong connection to its surroundings. Built in 1908, Welland has been thoughtfully maintained and enhanced over time, allowing its original charm and architectural integrity to remain wonderfully intact while naturally supporting modern family life. Draping lilac wisteria softens the front and side elevations beautifully, adding to the home’s immediate sense of charm and character. There is also exciting scope for future owners to further enhance or extend the home, subject to the usual permissions, should additional space ever be desired.
There is a certain feeling some homes create almost instantly - a sense of warmth, history and belonging - and Welland undoubtedly offers exactly that.
The original front door, framed beneath an arched porchway, opens into a wide and welcoming entrance hall where preserved tiled flooring, high ceilings and picture rails immediately reflect the craftsmanship and elegance associated with the Edwardian era.
The living spaces flow comfortably together while still retaining their own identity. To the front, the living room feels elegant yet inviting, centred around a feature fireplace and striking square bay window. Alongside, the separate dining room mirrors the same charm with its own bay window, fireplace and solid oak flooring, creating a wonderful setting for entertaining or quieter evenings at home.
To the rear, the kitchen enjoys a lovely dual aspect with views through to the conservatory and onto the garden beyond. Wooden bi-fold doors allow the spaces to remain either open and connected or more defined depending on the occasion, giving flexibility throughout the seasons. Oak flooring continues through these areas, enhancing the warmth and continuity of the home, while the original servants’ bell annunciator remains in place as a rare and charming nod to Welland’s history.
Positioned just off the kitchen, the utility room provides generous additional workspace together with a sink, storage and cloakroom facilities. Accessed directly from both the side driveway and rear garden, it is especially practical after countryside walks with muddy paws and boots returning home. Rear access into the garage adds further convenience, while the driveway provides off-road parking.
Natural light continues throughout the upper floors, enhanced by tall ceilings, generous proportions and large windows. The principal bedroom spans the front with a bay window, fitted storage and original fireplace, while the remaining bedrooms continue the home’s period charm with feature fireplaces and lovely garden outlooks. A bright and airy family bathroom benefits from two windows, and the top floor adds further versatility with an additional bedroom, study or optional fifth bedroom, shower room and generous eaves storage, while built-in linen cupboards and thoughtful storage throughout the home add a welcome sense of practicality and organisation.
Outside, the rear garden provides an established and private setting with patio and seating areas thoughtfully arranged to enjoy throughout the seasons, together with space for colourful seasonal pots and planting.
Life on Waldens Park Road is equally appealing. Known for its mature trees, attractive period homes and welcoming community feel, the road places you within easy reach of Horsell village, highly regarded schools and Woking town centre. Woking railway station offers fast and direct connections into London Waterloo, while Horsell Common and nearby woodland walks further enhance the balance between convenience and a more relaxed village lifestyle.
The result is a sophisticated blend of original Edwardian character and thoughtful modern enhancement, allowing Welland to feel both timeless and highly functional for modern family living, while carefully preserving the warmth and charm of its Edwardian heritage. Thoughtful, elegant and full of personality, this is a home that feels both memorable and enduring.
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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