Situated behind electric gates in the very heart of Esher town centre is this beautiful detached family home.


The Sandown offers excellent accommodation in a perfect location. As soon as you enter there is a feeling of light and space with everything presented in immaculate condition throughout. The main reception is double aspect with bi-fold doors to the rear patio, ideal for summer parties, and a wonderful feature wood burning stove for cosy winter evenings. The kitchen / breakfast room has beautiful granite work surfaces for the keenest of cooks, a utility / larder cupboard, and again has bi-fold doors opening on to the rear garden. Working from home is a key requirement for many buyers these days so the study provides a comfortable home office with bespoke fitted cabinetry and lighting. The beautiful formal dining room completes the main ground floor living space.
On the first floor are four bedrooms including an impressive en suite bathroom with separate shower to the principal bedroom along with a further family bathroom and stairs leading to the top floor. The second floor is flexible accommodation that could be used as bedroom five, an additional study / reading room or gaming area. Additional eaves storage can also be found on this floor.
The rear garden extends to approximately 60ft and benefits from mature trees, flower borders, a patio and central lawn. In addition there is a summer house and garden shed and side access to the attached garage. To the front is a private driveway with space for multiple vehicles and side access to the rear of the property.

Esher has a wealth of history not least the annexing of some of the manors by Henry VIII in the 16th century in favour of Hampton Court Palace to form a royal hunting ground. The royal connection continued with the famous Claremont mansion, built by Clive of India, being used as a royal residence by Queen Victoria.


Today, the town makes up part of what is now known as 'The Golden Triangle' including Cobham and Weybridge, with superb rail links (London Waterloo in under 30 minutes), road links, (the A3 and M25 providing easy access to The City and international airports at Heathrow and Gatwick), places of historical interest (Hampton Court Palace) and some of the very best schooling and leisure facilities in the country.
With an array of wine bars, boutiques, international restaurants, a Waitrose, an Everyman cinema and the world famous Sandown Racecourse the town provides an ideal place for things to do, to enjoy life and to raise a family.



The legal bit.......
Whilst we try to be as accurate as possible with all descriptions, distances and floor plans, these are all approximate and purchasers must make a full inspection of the property / surrounding area and undertake as much due diligence as they require.


Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold