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Holm Close, Woodham, Addlestone
Guide Price £880,000
4 Bedroom House - Detached
- Holm Close, established Woodham setting close to the canal, countryside walks, local amenities & West Byfleet station
- Detached four-bedroom home with spacious entrance hallway & downstairs shower room
- Free-flowing living, study & orangery space filled with natural light
- Orangery with skylight, bifold doors & underfloor heating
- Updated kitchen, separate dining room with garden access & utility area
- Principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, underfloor heating & rain-sensor Velux windows
- Three further bedrooms, including two generous doubles with fitted wardrobes & a fourth bedroom with built-in storage
- Family bathroom & opportunity to refresh & personalise to suit individual tastes
- Mature east-facing garden with patio, established planting & evening seating area
- Integrated single garage, driveway parking, side access, air-conditioned wine room, EPC Rating: C / Council Tax Band: F
Greenery. Gathering. Growth.
There’s something lovely about a home where the garden becomes part of everyday life. Where morning light finds its way in, greenery catches your eye from almost every window and there are spaces to gather, retreat and simply enjoy being at home. Holm Close has that feeling - a comfortable, well-cared-for home with a wonderful connection to its surroundings and plenty of opportunity to shape it further around the way you live.
Set within the established surroundings of Holm Close, this home has a welcoming presence and an immediate sense of having been looked after over the years. Tucked within a friendly Woodham community, there is a lovely balance here between being close to green spaces and countryside walks, while still having the everyday amenities of New Haw and West Byfleet within easy reach. The canal provides lovely walks and cycle routes, while West Byfleet station is convenient for London commuters. Schools, cafés, shops, restaurants and leisure facilities are all part of the surrounding area, with the A3 and wider motorway network also readily accessible.
Inside, the feeling is one of space, light and comfort. The entrance hallway has been thoughtfully extended to incorporate a downstairs shower room - particularly useful for everyday life, whether taking off muddy wellies after a walk or coming home with four-legged friends in tow.
The living room is a welcoming place to settle, with a fireplace creating a natural focal point and double doors opening the view towards the orangery and garden beyond. Added around four years ago, the orangery has changed the way the house lives, creating a wonderfully light space that connects naturally with the living and study areas.
Bifold doors open the orangery to the garden, while a skylight draws daylight in from above. The reflective tiled floor catches the changing light and the greenery beyond, with reflections of the trees and planting seeming to dance across the room. Underfloor heating adds a lovely warmth beneath your feet, making this a room to enjoy throughout the year and adding to its calm and comfortable atmosphere.
Updated over the years, the kitchen makes good use of the space, with everything you need close at hand. Double doors open through to the separate dining room, creating a natural connection between the two spaces and making it easy to move between cooking and gathering. A compact utility area nearby makes good use of the available space, with room for the larger fridge and those everyday household essentials that are better kept out of sight.
Upstairs, four bedrooms give the home plenty of flexibility, whether for family life, guests, working from home or simply having a little more breathing space. Three are generous doubles with fitted wardrobes, while the principal bedroom has its own en-suite shower room. Underfloor heating brings an extra touch of comfort here too, while rain-sensor Velux windows bring natural light and fresh air with an added practical touch. The family bathroom remains perfectly functional, while also offering the opportunity to refresh it in time.
Outside, the garden is a lovely size, mature and full of character. Established trees and planting create a sense of privacy, with a patio providing an easy place to sit and enjoy the warmer months. Colourful pots and hanging baskets bring plenty of life, while towards the back corner a seating area catches the evening sun - a lovely place to linger as the day begins to wind down.
There is plenty here for those with green fingers too. The established planting provides a wonderful foundation for someone who enjoys gardening and nurturing a garden over time. And for those who appreciate a good bottle of wine, the side access leads to something rather special - an air-conditioned wine room, providing an ideal environment for storing and enjoying a collection.
To the front, the driveway provides parking alongside the integrated single garage, while the side access makes moving easily between the front and rear of the property particularly practical.
There is plenty to enjoy here as it stands, with thoughtful improvements already made over the years, including the orangery, kitchen and en-suite. Other areas offer the opportunity to refresh gradually and put your own preferences into the home, allowing you to make changes at your own pace without needing to alter the things that already work well.
This is a home that has been lived in, looked after and enjoyed, with spaces that accommodate everyday life as easily as the occasions you look forward to. Somewhere to come home to after a walk, gather with friends, tend the garden or simply sit in the orangery as the evening light changes. A home with its own character, a lovely connection to the garden and plenty of possibilities for the future.
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