Guide price
£850,000
3 bed detached house for saleOckley Road, Beare Green, Dorking, Surrey RH5
3 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
Sitting room
Study
Kitchen/breakfast room
Dining room
Three bedrooms
Two bathrooms
Mature and established gardens
Detached garage
Additional parking areas
Grounds extend to about 1.4 acres
Former engine room to wigmore mansion with over 2000 sq ft of accommodation with A plot size of approximately 1.4 acres ......
The Engine House was built in 1900 to house Wigmore mansion’s electricity generator. Wigmore Estate had strong connections to both the Great War and World War II. Converted in 2005 into habitable accommodation the property offers good space with over 2,000 sq ft, and well-proportioned rooms. Entering via the kitchen/breakfast room, one is met with ample space with an outlook to the front and direct access to the sunny patio. The sitting room is well-proportioned and light, there is a porch area to the front, a useful space for coming and going to the garden. The sitting room leads on to the separate study. Leading from the kitchen/breakfast room one passes the utility room and enters the atrium, a high vaulted room, this in turn gives onto the dining room which features a large storage space at the rear. From the formal entrance hall, one will find the cloakroom w.c., along with access to the cellar with restricted head height. The first-floor landing is on two levels with two bathrooms located at the rear of the property, the bedrooms will be found at the front of the property, the main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, the additional two bedrooms are each of a good size. Outside, the gardens and grounds will be found to the front of the property and extend to some 1.4 acres. A pretty wisteria covered gazebo provides a shaded seating are to enjoy in the front garden, a path then leads one to the remainder of the grounds and continues in a loop around a pretty garden with mature trees and pond, beyond this is a further area of informal garden, interspersed with areas of interest and seating areas. There are two parking areas accessed in this area. Closer to the house is large garage with driveway passing in front of the property.
The Engine House was built in 1900 to house Wigmore mansion’s electricity generator. Wigmore Estate had strong connections to both the Great War and World War II. Converted in 2005 into habitable accommodation the property offers good space with over 2,000 sq ft, and well-proportioned rooms. Entering via the kitchen/breakfast room, one is met with ample space with an outlook to the front and direct access to the sunny patio. The sitting room is well-proportioned and light, there is a porch area to the front, a useful space for coming and going to the garden. The sitting room leads on to the separate study. Leading from the kitchen/breakfast room one passes the utility room and enters the atrium, a high vaulted room, this in turn gives onto the dining room which features a large storage space at the rear. From the formal entrance hall, one will find the cloakroom w.c., along with access to the cellar with restricted head height. The first-floor landing is on two levels with two bathrooms located at the rear of the property, the bedrooms will be found at the front of the property, the main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, the additional two bedrooms are each of a good size. Outside, the gardens and grounds will be found to the front of the property and extend to some 1.4 acres. A pretty wisteria covered gazebo provides a shaded seating are to enjoy in the front garden, a path then leads one to the remainder of the grounds and continues in a loop around a pretty garden with mature trees and pond, beyond this is a further area of informal garden, interspersed with areas of interest and seating areas. There are two parking areas accessed in this area. Closer to the house is large garage with driveway passing in front of the property.
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