Boughton Hall Avenue, Send, Surrey, GU23

This three bedroom detached chalet bungalow is situated on one of the area’s premier private roads, offering driveway parking and a large rear garden. The property would benefit from modernisation and offers buyers the opportunity to improve and extend, or potentially replace entirely, subject to planning permission. The centrally positioned front door of this property opens into the hallway whereby all the principle living accommodation, and a storage cupboard are accessed. The sitting room is a good-sized L-shaped space with a red brick fireplace and a large bay window that overlooks the front garden. Across the hall is the master bedroom that is generous in size and has built-in cupboards. Bedroom two is the smallest of the three but benefits from double aspect windows to the side and rear. The shower room is fully tiled and fitted with a white suite. The galley kitchen has wood effect flooring and is fitted with a generous range of shaker-style units including a peninsula that separates the open plan dining room that is light and airy. Wooden flooring continues into this space and a large picture window offers fantastic views over the lengthy rear garden. A fully glazed door to one side provides access to both a lean-to and the rear garden. On the first floor is a double bedroom with an ensuite shower room along with access to storage in the eaves. Outside to the front of the property a large mature hedge surrounds an area of lawn and the gravel driveway which extends down the side of the property to a set of wooden gates and the garage beyond. The large private, rear garden has a patio and is surrounded by mature trees and shrub borders. Boughton Hall Avenue is one of the premier roads within the area and has proven extremely popular with growing families and London commuters. The road is situated within minutes of the A3 and a short drive or walk from local shops and the medical centre. Send village is surrounded by open countryside, ideal for walking and outdoor pursuits. The centre offers some local shops for one’s day to day needs as well as modern medical centre, a pharmacy and two pubs one of which is situated on the Wey Navigation Canal. There is a good infant/primary school in the village with excellent secondary schools nearby. The area has excellent road and rail connections with the A3 and Junction 10 of the M25 being within close proximity. Woking Station offers regular service to London Waterloo with trains approximately every 7 minutes and a journey time of around 22 minutes. Alternative services are provided from West Clandon with trains to London Waterloo arriving within one hour.