luxury house for rent Sunningdale, United Kingdom

Within Woking’s sought-after Hockering Estate, Newstead is a substantial five-bedroom house with more than 4,700 sq ft of accommodation, generous living spaces and a large private garden. Recently renovated throughout, the house has bright, understated interiors finished with herringbone timber floors, pale joinery and a soft neutral palette. A broad reception hall introduces the house, with a sweeping staircase rising through its centre. The ground floor is arranged particularly well for family life, with a series of interconnected rooms opening directly onto the garden. At its heart is the kitchen and breakfast room, where fitted cabinetry surrounds a large central island with bar seating, integrated appliances and wine storage. The adjoining family room extends to more than 27 ft, while the sunroom has windows on three sides and French doors leading outside. Together, the rooms form a generous everyday living space with abundant natural light and views across the garden. A separate reception room measures over 26 ft in length and opens onto the patio terrace. An office provides a quiet place to work, while a pantry, utility room and guest cloakroom complete the ground floor. The double garage can be accessed directly from the house. On the first floor, the principal bedroom has a dressing room and ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a freestanding bath and separate shower. Four further bedrooms are also found on this level, one with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room, alongside a family bathroom. Built-in storage has been incorporated throughout. The second floor contains two additional rooms beneath the eaves, offering flexible space for guest accommodation, a playroom or a further reception room. A bathroom on this level adds to the versatility. Outside, a gravelled driveway provides ample off-street parking. The large rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn and bordered by mature trees and established planting. A broad paved terrace runs along the back of the house, providing plenty of room for outdoor dining. The Hockering Estate was established in around 1910 by developer Walter George Tarrant and comprises just 95 houses along four privately owned roads. Its leafy surroundings offer a sense of privacy while remaining close to central Woking. Shops, restaurants, theatres and cinemas are all within easy reach, while Woking station is within walking distance and provides fast services to London Waterloo.

Overlooking the landscaped grounds of Broadoaks Park, this four-bedroom house offers 2,237 sq ft of bright, contemporary living space in a secure gated setting in West Byfleet. Arranged across three floors, the house has been cleverly designed throughout, with generous proportions, modern finishes and excellent storage. The ground floor opens into a wide entrance hall, with a study positioned to the front of the house, ideal for working from home. To the rear, the kitchen, dining and reception room extends across the full width of the house, creating an impressive open-plan living space. Samsung appliances, sleek cabinetry and a central island define the kitchen, while full-height glazing opens directly onto the garden. On the first floor, the principal bedroom has extensive built-in wardrobes and a smart ensuite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are also arranged on this level, alongside a family bathroom and a separate utility room. The second floor is given over to a large fourth bedroom, served by its own shower room, making it well suited to guests, older children or an au pair. Outside, the private garden has been designed for easy entertaining, with paved terraces, lawn and a summer house that could be used as a home office, gym or studio. There is undercover parking for three cars, as well as an EV charger. Residents also benefit from the beautifully kept communal grounds of Broadoaks Park. Broadoaks Park Road is well placed for West Byfleet, with its shops, cafés and station offering direct services into London Waterloo. The area is also within easy reach of Weybridge, Woking and the A3, while nearby green spaces, golf clubs and well-regarded schools make it a particularly appealing address for families seeking space, privacy and convenience.

This substantial 1920s detached house lies behind gates on one of Cobham’s most established private roads. Set in mature south-facing grounds of just under half an acre, with a swimming pool, expansive lawns and nearly 3,000 sq ft of internal space arranged across two floors, the house combines the character of a traditional Surrey home with generous proportions and a practical family layout. A broad gravel driveway leads to the house, where a pillared entrance opens into a wide reception hall with oak herringbone flooring, detailed joinery and a sweeping staircase at its centre. The principal reception room spans more than 21 feet and is arranged around a fireplace, with a deep bay window overlooking the gardens. Elsewhere on the ground floor, a formal dining room and conservatory create a natural sequence of entertaining spaces, while a separate family room sits alongside the kitchen. The kitchen itself is well proportioned, with painted cabinetry, stone worktops, integrated appliances and a central island. Large windows bring in excellent natural light and frame views across the grounds. The adjoining conservatory opens directly onto the terrace and garden beyond. The house is particularly well suited to family life, with a flexible ground-floor bedroom suite positioned separately from the principal accommodation, perfect for guests, staff or multigenerational living. Upstairs, the principal bedroom occupies its own wing and includes a dressing room and spacious ensuite bathroom. Three further double bedrooms and additional bathrooms complete the first floor. The gardens wrap around the house and have been carefully established for privacy, bordered by mature trees and hedging. A wide terrace runs along the rear elevation, stepping down to level lawns and the swimming pool, which is positioned to capture sun throughout the day. The setting feels notably peaceful and secluded despite its proximity to central Cobham. The Barton lies within the prestigious Fairmile Estate, one of Cobham’s best-known private enclaves, characterised by wide tree-lined roads and substantial detached houses set within generous plots. Cobham High Street is a short drive away, offering a mix of independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants, while the surrounding area is well regarded for its schools, including ACS International School, Danes Hill and Reed’s. Cobham & Stoke d’Abernon station provides direct services into London Waterloo in around 35 minutes.

Set behind a gated driveway on a quiet residential road in Cobham, this seven-bedroom detached house unfolds across more than 3,600 sq ft, with bright contemporary interiors, generous proportions and a particularly impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room at its heart. The house has been thoughtfully modernised throughout, balancing practical family living with clean-lined contemporary finishes. A large entrance hall creates a strong first impression, leading through to a series of versatile reception spaces. To the front of the house, a generous reception room enjoys excellent natural light and proportions suited equally to entertaining and everyday family life, while a further reception room offers flexibility as a snug, playroom or home office. The centrepiece of the house is the expansive kitchen, dining and family room spanning the full width of the rear elevation. Finished with sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances and a large central island with breakfast seating, the space has been designed for modern living and opens directly onto the garden through wide bi-folding doors. A substantial skylight draws additional light into the room, while the adjoining dining and seating areas create a sociable atmosphere throughout the day. A separate utility room and integrated garage complete the ground floor. Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite occupies a generous footprint and includes a dressing room and a large ensuite bathroom with both a bathtub and walk-in shower. There are six further bedrooms arranged across the first and second floors, alongside additional bathrooms and dressing areas, making the house particularly well suited to larger families, guests or those requiring flexible work-from-home space. The landscaped rear garden has been carefully designed for low-maintenance outdoor living, with a broad terrace leading onto an expansive lawn bordered by mature planting. A garden studio sits at the rear, offering potential as a gym, office or summer house. To the front, the gated driveway provides extensive off-street parking in addition to the garage. Twinoaks is well positioned for Cobham’s village centre, with its collection of cafés, restaurants, boutiques and everyday amenities, while the surrounding Surrey countryside offers excellent walking and green space. The area is particularly popular with families thanks to its selection of highly regarded schools, including ACS International School and Reed’s School. Oxshott, the closest train station, together with Cobham and Stoke d’Abernon provide direct services into London Waterloo, while the A3 and M25 are both easily accessible.

This gated five-bedroom house is set at the end of a private cul-de-sac within the Crown Estate, extending to approximately 3,851 sq ft. Bright entertaining spaces, a south-facing garden, a games room, bar and study are complemented by ample parking, all moments from Oxshott village and station. Wood flooring runs throughout the ground floor, starting in the entrance hall. This leads to the kitchen and breakfast room with a central island and integrated appliances, adjoining a dining area beneath a conservatory roof; a utility room sits alongside. Off the entrance hall, a family room with a large bay window leads into a further reception room, which opens into the garden. There is a wonderfully spacious games room with a built-in bar and a separate study on this level. The first floor holds the principal bedroom, with a large ensuite and dressing room, along with two further guest suites, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. All five bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. The south-facing garden wraps around the house and is well screened, laid mainly to lawn with a terrace and mature trees and shrubs. The driveway provides parking for a number of cars, and the house has solar panels and an electric car charging point. The Crown Estate is one of Oxshott's most established addresses. The village is close by, with two recently refurbished gastropubs, The Victoria and The Bear, along with a coffee shop, hairdressers, butchers and post office. Oxshott Village Sports Club and the green spaces of Princes Coverts and Oxshott Heath are nearby, and Oxshott station reaches London Waterloo from 38 minutes, with the A3 and M25 providing access to Gatwick and Heathrow. The Royal Kent primary school and Danes Hill with its pre-prep, Bevendean, are both within walking distance, and ACS Cobham, Reed's, CLFS in Ashtead, St John's Leatherhead and Epsom College are also popular further afield.

Set within approximately 28.5 acres of gardens and parkland, this beautiful family home has long views that stretch across lawns and mature trees. The house itself unfolds with a pleasing sense of scale and seclusion; handsome and quietly imposing from the outside, it has been carefully renovated within, balancing period character with warmth, colour and comfort. Original fireplaces, panelled walls and detailed finishes sit alongside updated bathrooms and thoughtfully considered family spaces. A stained-glass front door opens to a dramatic reception hall with parquet flooring, wall panelling and a fireplace that immediately sets the tone. From here, the principal reception spaces branch out in generous succession. Three south-west-facing reception rooms have excellent natural light and broad views over the grounds, with the sitting room and family room opening directly onto the garden. These are beautifully proportioned rooms, each one with its own mood and perspective. Across the hall, the formal dining room is perfect for entertaining, while the kitchen and breakfast room is more relaxed. Fitted with warm white Smallbone cabinetry, a pantry and a handcrafted ILVE Majestic Milano stove, it lends itself easily to family suppers and weekends hosting guests. Beyond are the practical rooms that make a house of this scale work so well: a laundry room, cloakroom, plant room and a family room with its own kitchenette. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors and is notably versatile. The principal suite is a particularly lovely arrangement, with a dressing room, an impressive ensuite bathroom and access to two roof terraces. Four further double bedrooms are also ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by additional bath and shower rooms. In total, the house offers ten bedrooms, allowing ample space for family life, guests and staff. The layout is made all the more appealing by the additional accommodation. There is a one-bedroom staff flat as well as a separate one-bedroom annexe, giving the property an unusual degree of flexibility for multigenerational living, live-in help or visiting guests. A garage and workshop add yet more practicality. Throughout the house, the decorative scheme is confident and considered. Wall coverings by Andrew Martin, Boråstapeter and Lewis & Wood bring texture and character, while marble and wood fireplaces anchor the principal rooms. The bathrooms have been stylishly updated, and the principal ensuite, in particular, feels quietly luxurious. There is an easy sense of continuity between the formal rooms, the family spaces and the grounds beyond. Outside, the setting is one of the property’s great assets. The gardens and land extend to approximately 28.5 acres, with sweeping lawns, mature planting and wooded sections that give the house both beauty and privacy. There is a swimming pool, expansive terracing and plenty of space. From many of the principal rooms, the outlook is uninterrupted and wonderfully green. Priors Hatch Lane sits in a particularly attractive pocket of the Surrey Hills, where rolling countryside and handsome villages meet easy access to London. Ancient woodland, walking routes and open views shape the landscape, while the historic market towns of Godalming and Guildford are both nearby, offering a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, schools and mainline rail connections to the capital. The surrounding area has long appealed to those seeking a country house with genuine acreage, privacy and beauty, without feeling remote. Abbotswood captures that balance beautifully.

This Grade II-listed Georgian house lies on Richmond Hill and extends to approximately 10,020 sq ft across five floors. The beautiful house pairs historic proportions with interiors that have been sympathetically furnished and styled throughout. Bow-fronted windows, decorative ceiling mouldings and generous room heights speak to the house's Georgian origins, while the layout has been arranged to suit both grand entertaining and day-to-day family life. From its elevated position, the house commands uninterrupted views across the Thames Valley, a landscape famously painted by J. M. W. Turner and Sir Joshua Reynolds and protected by Act of Parliament to preserve the character of the view. To the rear, there are equally impressive long views across the garden and towards the central London skyline from the upper floors. The entrance level is arranged around a series of beautifully proportioned reception rooms. To the rear, the principal drawing room is an exceptional bow-fronted space with ceilings approaching 16ft, tall sash windows overlooking the garden and an open fireplace. A generous dining room sits alongside, also with a fireplace, and connects to a butler's pantry and, via a dumb waiter, to the kitchen below. A handsome study lined with fitted bookshelves completes the floor. Original plasterwork, decorative cornicing, period fireplaces and an elegant main staircase, together with a separate back staircase, reinforce the house's Georgian character throughout. The lower ground floor is arranged more informally around family life. A substantial kitchen and dining room spans much of the width of the house and centres on a large island, with an Aga range cooker, gas hob and Gaggenau oven. Glazed doors open directly onto a sunken paved terrace and the garden beyond. An adjoining family room has its own wood-burning stove, while a separate pantry and dumb waiter provide a practical connection to the formal dining room above. A bedroom and bathroom on this level are particularly well suited to live-in staff or guests, and there is also a utility room and a series of useful vaulted storage rooms beneath the front driveway. The entire first floor is devoted to the principal suite. The bedroom overlooks the garden and is accompanied by two bathrooms, a walk-through wardrobe and a generous dressing room that can also be used as a private sitting room. From here, elevated views extend across Richmond and towards the Thames Valley. The upper floors provide four further bedrooms and four bathrooms, together with a playroom with adjoining kitchenette and an additional utility room. Several of the rear-facing bedrooms enjoy far-reaching views towards the London skyline. At the top of the house, a wonderfully light sitting room is set beneath the eaves and opens onto a balcony with spectacular views across the Thames Valley below. In total, the house provides six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, with multiple reception spaces allowing formal entertaining, family life, guest accommodation and staff quarters to function comfortably alongside one another. Outside, the fully enclosed, south-facing garden extends to almost 150ft. Laid principally to lawn, it includes a sunken terrace immediately behind the house for outdoor dining and entertaining, mature planting and a greenhouse towards the far end. Secure gated parking is available at both the front and rear of the property, providing off-street parking for up to seven cars, an exceptionally rare provision in this part of Richmond.

This beautiful house sits within a private fold of the Surrey Hills, approached through its own grounds and set against open countryside. Rebuilt in recent years behind its historic façade, it combines the presence of a late 19th-century country house with the clarity and scale of a contemporary plan. The approach is deliberate. A long driveway winds through mature trees, passing a lake before arriving at a broad turning circle in front of the house. The sense of space is immediate, with over 14 acres arranged as formal gardens, woodland and open lawn, all positioned to take in uninterrupted views across the surrounding landscape. Inside, the ground floor is laid out laterally, with high ceilings and a central staircase forming the architectural focus. The principal reception rooms run along the garden frontage, with the drawing room oriented to capture long views across the grounds. A separate media room sits away from the main entertaining spaces, while the kitchen and family rooms form a substantial open arrangement to the rear, with full-width glazing opening directly onto the terrace. The kitchen is centred around a large island and supported by a fully equipped prep kitchen and utility spaces, allowing it to function at both domestic and larger-scale level. Beyond the main living areas, a dedicated indoor pool complex forms its own wing, with a pool of approximately 16 metres, spa, changing facilities and direct access onto the terrace. This sits alongside a study, formal dining room and additional reception rooms, giving the ground floor a clear distinction between formal and informal use. Upstairs, the principal suite occupies a significant portion of the first floor, arranged with two dressing rooms, a large bathroom and a private roof terrace overlooking the gardens. Four further bedroom suites are positioned across this level, with additional accommodation on the second floor, bringing the total to eight bedrooms in the main house. Ancillary buildings extend the flexibility of the estate. A garage block includes a self-contained annexe, while further outbuildings provide a gym, pavilion, studio and estate maintenance areas. This allows for guest accommodation, staff use or independent working spaces without interrupting the main house. The gardens have matured over more than a century and remain a defining part of the property. Established specimen trees, formal lawns and extensive planting are set around a lake and ornamental pond, with a network of paths moving through the grounds. A tennis court and pavilion sit within the landscape, positioned away from the house to preserve the setting. Hascombe sits on the southern edge of Godalming within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Winkworth Arboretum is close by, while nearby villages such as Hambledon and Chiddingfold offer well-regarded pubs and local amenities. Godalming, around 2.5 miles away, provides day-to-day shopping and a direct rail service to London Waterloo in under an hour, with faster connections from Guildford. Farnborough Airport is within reach and the area is known for its established schools, including Charterhouse, Cranleigh and St Catherine’s.

Set on a wide, prestigious road moments from Richmond Park, this detached house spans in excess of 7,000 sq ft and has been extensively refurbished and upgraded in 2021. Light pours through every level, animating generous rooms designed for family life and entertaining, with a 70ft landscaped garden and a first-floor roof terrace creating a rare sense of indoor–outdoor ease. A broad entrance hall sets a considered tone on the ground floor, leading to a sequence of reception spaces. The main drawing room is interior-designed around a statement fireplace, with patio doors opening directly to the garden. A second reception to the front is arranged as a generous playroom, giving a dedicated space for younger members of the household. At the heart of the home, the kitchen/family room centres on a fully fitted Poggenpohl kitchen with a suite of integrated appliances and new counter and dishwasher; a comfortable dining area here draws the eye out to garden views. This level also includes a utility, guest WC and closet storage. For wellness and leisure, an indoor swimming pool adjoins the living areas, while an integral garage adds space for a car and storage. Sleeping accommodation is thoughtfully arranged across the upper floors. On the first floor, the principal suite pairs a generous bedroom with a dressing room and ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom is ensuite, with two further bedrooms sharing a family bathroom. From this level, a stunning roof terrace creates an additional outdoor room, perfect for a quiet morning coffee or summer evenings above the garden. The second floor holds two further ensuite bedrooms and a large gym/playroom crowned by a skylight, ideal as a cinema room or games space depending on need. Outside, the depth of the plot comes into its own. The 70ft landscaped garden is laid to lawn with a series of patios that form distinct entertaining pockets, while the front driveway provides secure off-street parking. Roehampton Gate places you on the doorstep of Richmond Park (around 0.2 miles), with miles of trails for running, cycling and riding. The area is renowned for sporting and members’ clubs: the Bank of England Sports Ground and the Lawn Tennis Association are both approximately 0.2 miles away, while The Roehampton Club, with golf, tennis, spa and fitness, is around 0.6 miles. Excellent local schools make this a long-term choice for families, and road links are straightforward with the A3 and M4 easily accessible. Set between village calm and city convenience, Roehampton Gate remains a perennial favourite for those seeking space, greenery and connection.

An unusually substantial end-of-terrace family home in the heart of the Glebe Estate, comprehensively redesigned and rebuilt to bring together architectural vision and structural engineering expertise. The project was led by the current owner, a civil and structural engineer with over 25 years’ experience delivering residential projects across West London, in collaboration with qualified architects and specialist consultants. Extending to approximately 2,685 sq ft across four carefully planned levels (including the eaves storage), the house combines the character and proportions of a period Chiswick home with the volume, natural light and flexibility of a contemporary architectural rebuild, including a substantial lower-ground floor unlikely to be easily replicated today. Generous ceiling heights, carefully considered sightlines, oversized glazing and extensive bespoke joinery create interiors that feel open, private and highly practical with ample storage for modern family life. The sense of space is apparent from the moment you enter. A generous double reception room occupies the front of the house, where a wide bay window brings in natural light and bespoke storage is seamlessly integrated into the architecture. From here, the plan unfolds naturally towards the rear, with increasingly open volumes drawing the eye through to the garden beyond. At the heart of the home is an expansive kitchen, dining and family space designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A bespoke Miele kitchen is arranged around a large central island, with generous worktops and extensive storage. A substantial leather banquette with concealed storage sits beneath a striking Kristjana S Williams feature wall, while full-height sliding glass doors open directly onto the landscaped rear garden. The relationship between the house and garden is one of the property’s defining qualities. The end-of-terrace position provides additional width, side access and a greater sense of openness than many comparable houses in the area. The garden is set below neighbouring levels, creating an unusual degree of privacy while allowing the rear elevation to accommodate full-height sliding glass doors stretch across the rear elevation, dissolving the boundary between inside and out and creating an effortless connection with the garden. Cleverly tucked out of site behind a feature door sits a separate fully equipped utility room. One of the property’s rarest features is the substantial lower-ground floor. Naturally lit from three sides and with ceiling heights of over nine feet, this expansive level feels bright, usable and fully connected to the rest of the house. Currently arranged as a gym, studio, games room and family retreat, with a shower room, kitchenet and extensive integrated storage, it offers a level of flexibility rarely found in comparable homes in Chiswick. Given the conservation-area context and current planning environment, a basement of this scale and quality is unlikely to be easily replicated today. The first floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, including one with its own ensuite double shower room. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Bespoke joinery continues throughout, including antique Japanese doors incorporated into one of the bedrooms, reflecting the same individuality and attention to detail found across the rest of the house. Occupying the entire second floor, the principal suite sits beneath vaulted ceilings and includes a generous bedroom, extensive fitted wardrobes, excellent eaves storage and a contemporary ensuite bathroom illuminated by large rooflights.

Arranged across five floors, this furnished four-bedroom townhouse has a double reception room, separate dining room, a large study and a 68-ft garden, close to Wimbledon Village and the Common. The house extends to approximately 2,575 sq. ft., with generous living space spread across the lower-ground and ground floors. On the lower-ground floor, a dining room leads into the kitchen, which opens directly onto the long rear garden. A guest WC, and laundry cupboard with separate washing machine and dryer are also found on this level. A double reception room occupies the ground floor, alongside a garden room overlooking the greenery outside. On the first floor is the principal bedroom suite which can be closed off to provide a fifth bedroom if required and family bathroom to the rear. Three more bedrooms are arranged across the second floor with an additional family bathroom. Built-in wardrobes provide ample storage throughout. The top floor is given over to a large study with far-reaching views across Wimbledon and the surrounding area. Wooden floors, fireplaces and sash windows retain the house’s period character, while the neutral, modern interiors offer an understated backdrop for the furnishings. Ridgway runs through the heart of Wimbledon Village, within easy reach of its independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Wimbledon Common is also close by, providing more than 1,000 acres of open green space. Wimbledon station offers District line, National Rail and Tramlink services, with direct trains to London Waterloo.

Standing on one of Wimbledon Village’s most admired roads, this substantial period house unfolds across four generous storeys, combining classic proportions with a relaxed, modern layout designed for family life. Behind its characterful façade lies more than 2,300 sq ft of accommodation, where high ceilings, original details and easy, practical flow create a home that feels both established and effortlessly liveable. The heart of the house sits at lower ground level, where a wide kitchen and breakfast room stretches the full depth of the plan. Arranged around a large central island, the space is bright and sociable, with integrated appliances and ample room for informal dining. Double doors open directly to the rear garden, encouraging a rhythm between inside and out, while a guest cloakroom and utility room add everyday convenience. Above, the ground floor reception rooms offer a more formal counterpart. A beautifully proportioned double reception room runs from front to back, with tall windows, warm timber floors and an easy sense of balance that suits both entertaining and quieter evenings. A separate study provides a quiet place to work from home or a snug retreat away from the main living areas. The first floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom, a notably generous suite with a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom complete with freestanding bath and separate shower. A further bedroom on this level is served by its own bathroom, while the top floor provides three additional bedrooms and a shower room, offering flexibility for children, guests or a second study. Outside, the house is equally well considered. To the front, off-street parking accommodates three cars in addition to a tandem garage, a rare asset so close to the village. At the rear, a deep 76-foot garden is largely laid to lawn with a paved terrace for summer lunches, bordered by mature planting that lends privacy and a sense of seclusion. Ridgway sits at the meeting point between Wimbledon Village and the Common, a setting that feels distinctly leafy while remaining remarkably well connected. Independent cafés and boutiques are a short stroll away, as are the open expanses of Wimbledon Common for weekend walks and tennis courts. Excellent schools, both state and private, are within easy reach, and Wimbledon station provides quick services into central London, making this a house that balances village character with the demands of modern city life.

Set within a gated development, close to the heart of Wimbledon Village, this charming three/four-bedroom end of terrace townhouse strikes the perfect balance between period character and modern comfort. Behind its handsome façade lies a light-filled interior arranged across four floors, with high ceilings, wooden flooring and generous proportions throughout. The lower ground floor unfolds as a wonderfully open space where the kitchen, dining flow naturally together - ideal for relaxed entertaining. Additionally there is a utility room, guest WC and plenty of practical storage. On the raised ground floor is a large light filled front-to-back reception room with bay window and a study/fourth bedroom. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a well-appointed family bathroom, while the principal suite on the first floor is complete with an ensuite. At the rear, doors open onto a communal sunny patio garden, perfectly suited to long lunches or evenings outdoors. The property also benefits from secure off-street parking and a garage. Wimbledon Village is one of southwest London’s most desirable enclaves, prized for its village atmosphere and elegant period architecture. The wide open spaces of Wimbledon Common are just a short stroll away - a haven for walkers, cyclists and horse riders - while the main town centre provides fast and frequent train services to central London. The area is exceptionally well served by excellent schools, from preparatory to secondary, and has plenty of leisure options including tennis clubs, golf courses and cosy country pubs. With its leafy streets, independent shops and welcoming community, Wimbledon Village offers a peaceful yet connected way of life.