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| Directions Proceed eastwards out of Redhill town centre along the A25 through Nutfield and down into Bletchingley village, the property is near the end of the High Street just before The Whyte Harte Hotel on the right hand side. |
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| Location The property occupies a prominent and picturesque location on the southern side of Bletchingley High Street, a Conservation Area full of attractive period properties. Several local pubs, St Mary’s Church and Bletchingley Golf Club are all within a short walk. Redhill town centre and mainline station are about three miles to the west, and access on to the M25 north of Godstone (junction 6) is about two miles. |
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Description The property comprises an attractive Grade II listed building of two storey brick construction with timber framing, part tile hung under a pitched tiled roof. The main building is understood to date from the 16th century, probably with earlier origins, and the rear addition is of more recent single storey brick and tiled construction. The property, which has part gas central heating, has been run for the last 11 years as an antique shop with residential accommodation, although planning permissions have been granted in recent years for change of use of the shop part to both residential accommodation and to A3 restaurant use (see below) |
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14’9” x 11’5” including panelled entrance lobby plus front bay 6’ x 2’. Brick fireplace. Pine floorboards. 7’6” headroom.
10’7” x max 20’3”. Side door to WC. Side window. Parquet flooring. Ceiling beams.
5’ wide. Parquet flooring. 7’6” headroom. Access to:
Approx. 14’9” x 11’7” with 6’6” headroom.
17’2” x 14’5”. A double aspect room with hayloft over. Large brick fireplace with quarry tiled hearth and mantel. Parquet flooring. Shelved recess. Twin glazed panelled casement doors with side lights.
10’4” x 28’8”. Double aspect. Pitched roof with timber truss. Kitchen area with tiled work tops and peninsular unit incorporating sink, four plate gas hob, oven, timber drawers, cupboards and wall units, space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher and wall mounted boiler. Quarry tiled flooring. Good headroom.
15’1” x 12’3” with built-in cupboard. Part beamed.
17’1” x 15’5” plus deep recess. Stained pine flooring.
Panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment. Close coupled WC. Tiled shower cubicle. Wash basin.
Cobbled forecourt with parking space. Rear garage 8’11” x 16’6”. Light and power. Modern timber doors. Approached off High Street to side of No. 23 with shingle courtyard, the garage is the central unit of the three garage block.Small paved garden with gate to shingled yard. Covered lobby with WC. Paving with well stocked flower e.g. rose and shrub beds and borders. Stone retaining walls. Rear patio enclosed by brick wall and mixed established shrubs.
Planning consent was granted by Tandridge District Council under Ref: TA/2004/84 on 15th March 2004 for change of use of the front and rear shop sections to residential accommodation. A further planning permission was granted on 3rd October 2005 under Ref: TA/2005/1220 for change of use from A1 retail to A3 restaurant. Tandridge District Council tel: 01883 722000.
By prior appointment with our office. Tel: 01737 245886 MS/jb 06:07
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| Any mention of appliances and services in these particulars does not imply that they have been tested or are in good condition. These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they are expressly excluded from any contract. | |||||||||
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