Offers over
£725,000
5 bed end terrace house for saleWraysbury Road, Staines-Upon-Thames, Surrey TW18
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: G
Freehold
About this property
Five bedrooms
Garage
Off-street parking
Recently refurbished
Sought-after location
Period property
A lovely five bedroom family home located in this sought-after area, ideally situated just moments away from Staines Town Centre and Train Station.
Accommodation offers a modern fitted kitchen/diner and utility area, separate spacious living room and cloakroom. Upstairs comprises five bedrooms, main with en-suite, and a family bathroom.
Further benefits include parking for four vehicles, a secluded rear garden with side plot and potential to extend (STPP).
Internal viewings of this lovingly restored and extensively remodelled home are strongly recommended to avoid disappointment. The house was built in 1858. It is one of a row of houses that were built to accommodate workers from the local mustard mill now no longer in existence. A sculpture has been erected on the land across the road to commemorate the mill.
The house is locally listed and is situated in Staines Village which is a conservation area. Any owner of the house becomes a 'registered commoner' and has the right to graze one horse or two cattle on Staines Moor which is common land since 1065.
Accommodation offers a modern fitted kitchen/diner and utility area, separate spacious living room and cloakroom. Upstairs comprises five bedrooms, main with en-suite, and a family bathroom.
Further benefits include parking for four vehicles, a secluded rear garden with side plot and potential to extend (STPP).
Internal viewings of this lovingly restored and extensively remodelled home are strongly recommended to avoid disappointment. The house was built in 1858. It is one of a row of houses that were built to accommodate workers from the local mustard mill now no longer in existence. A sculpture has been erected on the land across the road to commemorate the mill.
The house is locally listed and is situated in Staines Village which is a conservation area. Any owner of the house becomes a 'registered commoner' and has the right to graze one horse or two cattle on Staines Moor which is common land since 1065.
.png){kind=logo}