4 months ago

Woolborough Lane, Outwood

£1,750,000

Woolborough Lane, Outwood

x5 x4 x3
39 High Street, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1RX
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Set in a National Trust area, this 3800 sqft home is perfectly positioned to capture views of surrounding fields and woodland.

This stunning new-build home seamlessly combines cutting-edge design with a semi-rural lifestyle in the charming village of Outwood.

One of only four homes in a prestigious development, it offers exclusivity and impeccable craftsmanship by Virtue Property Group.

Just a short drive from Redhill and Reigate, the property enjoys easy access to commuter links and boutique shopping.

The striking double-height entrance hall sets the tone for the spacious, light-filled interiors throughout the home.

A vast kitchen and dining area, complete with a central feature island and sliding doors, connects beautifully to the garden.

The double-aspect drawing room is a luxurious living space, enhanced by a dramatic panelled wall and generous proportions.

Upstairs, the principal suite boasts a dressing area, opulent en suite, and a private balcony with far-reaching views.

Thoughtful additions like a fitted utility room, pantry, office, and eco-friendly air source heat pump enhance everyday comfort.

The property features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and modern fixtures and finishes of the highest standard.

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