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4
4
4,196
£3,000,000
Set on Arbrook Lane, a quiet, tree-lined road approximately half a mile from Esher village, this late Georgian house dates from 1805. The elegant London stock brick façade is distinguished by a columned portico and well-proportioned sash windows. An extensive programme of modernisation and refurbishment was completed by the current owners around ten years ago, preserving the character of the original house while creating a warm and inviting family home. Together, the house and ancillary buildings extends to in excess of 6,700 sq ft. The principal living space is an impressive 34-foot orangery spanning the rear of the house. Glazed doors connect this light-filled family room with the garden and pool terrace, while the adjoining kitchen supports an easy flow between everyday living and entertaining. A drawing room, study, cinema room and playroom provide further formal and informal living space, with cellars below offering useful storage. Six bedroom suites sit across the upper floors. The principal suite has a dressing room and ensuite bathroom, with three further bedrooms also benefitting from ensuite bathrooms. Outside, the south and west facing garden was designed by a Hampton Court Flower Show gold medallist, framing a heated swimming pool, gym studio and generous terracing. A detached Bakehouse office and annexe stands apart from the main house, giving space to work or host guests separately.
Approximate Internal Area
6,741 sq ft • 626.26 sq mArbrook Lane is a quiet, tree-lined road close to Esher High Street, with its independent shops, cafes, restaurants and Everyman cinema. Sandown Park sits immediately adjacent, with polo at Ham Polo Club and Guards Polo Club in Windsor, and golf at St George's Hill, The Wisley and Sandown Park Golf Centre. Esher Common's 380 acres of ancient woodland and Hampton Court Palace are both within easy reach. Claygate station is under a mile away, with direct services to London Waterloo in around 30 minutes, and the A3 two miles to the south.

Desirable villages, outstanding schools and open countryside
Surrey is home to some of England's most desirable villages, with fast rail access to London making it a natural choice for buyers who want space without distance. The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stretches of common land and ancient woodland make it feel further from London than it is. Schools are among the strongest in the country, and trains into Waterloo from several stations run in under thirty minutes, with Heathrow and Gatwick both easily accessible.
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