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After 40 years this wonderful four bedroom family home set on Redstone Park has come to the market! The home is filled with joy and happiness. The land owned once by Sir Jeremiah Colman (the mustard man) speaks for itself and has become a sought after scene.
After 40 years this wonderful four bedroom family home set on Redstone Park has come to the market! The home is filled with joy and happiness. The land owned once by Sir Jeremiah Colman (the mustard man) speaks for itself and has become a sought after scene.
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Council Tax Band: E
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After 40 years this wonderful four bedroom family home set on Redstone Park has come to the market! The home is filled with joy and happiness. The land owned once by Sir Jeremiah Colman (the mustard man) speaks for itself and has become a sought after scene not just with what the home has to offer but the location.
Redhill town centre, offering major high street stores is a short walk away. Nearby Reigate offers a variety of restaurants, cafes, a cinema and independent shops.
If you like the fresh air Memorial Park offers outdoor Gym equipment, tennis courts and measured half mile running route. Redhill Common and Earlswood Lakes are also close by for some lovely country walks.
Newly opened 'The Light' development, which offers a six-screen premium cinema offering a wide choice of films and events, a nine- lane bowling alley, mini golf, adventure climbing, a retro arcade, a diner and bar.
London Central is also an easy commute with regular trains from Redhill or Earlswood which can take you to London Victoria and London Bridge in just 30 minutes.
Back garden is south facing, the patio is a real sun trap.
Will include summer house and shed ( erected 2023)
Will take some or all of the pot plants ( subject to negotiation)
Two substantial water butts draining off garage roof and smaller one draining off the lounge roof.
Very rarely does the current owners run out of rain water for the garden.
Boundary fencing is all made arris rails and boards; far more substantial than the panels usually seen.
Long driveway which could accommodate two small cars.
New water feed runs under the driveway. Meter in the path just outside the house. The original lead pipe which supplied the water was abandoned when the bathroom was updated to include a shower.
The old asbestos roof was replaced with a clear plastic double walled roof.
A uPVC window replaced the old wooden one
Garage door replaced a few years ago.
Flat roof over utility room and downstairs cloakroom if of glass fibre installed by Everest.
All soffit and facia boards in UPVC, No painting required.
New gas meter on front wall.
Outside tap at front ( very useful for washing the car!) and also one at the rear under the kitchen window.
Double glazed throughout with uPVC glazing. Some of the sealed units have been replaced.
Original quarry tiled floor and oak front door and knocker dating from when the was built.
Under stairs cupboard with light. The woodwork still bears the pencil marks ("A", "B" etc.) made by the carpenter who made the staircase in 1935.
Electric meter in under stairs cupboard. ( Electrical Certificates to hand)
Radiator, this is the one that does not have the thermostatic valves as the thermostat is in the hall.
Telephone line terminal.
Completely re-plastered with new ceiling.
Bosch oven.
Worcester Bosch condensing boiler installed 2018 and still under guarantee, Gas Certificate to hand.
Double aspect.
Radiator under window
TV aerial point.
Sink and draining board
Washing machine connections.
Electrical points for fridge, freezer etc
Oak flooring installed ( parts of the old floor were used to replace the damaged boards in the hall).
Electrical fire in a marble fireplace.
New double glazed doors to the garden replacing the old sliding ones. ( Sliding doors can cause draughts).
TV aerial point.
Radiator
Karndean flooring
Karndean flooring
Heated towel rail
Karndean flooring
Shaver socket ( inside cupboard)
TV aerial point
Built in wardrobe
Small built in desk
Cupboard under stairs to loft room
Large cupboard following the roofline of the house
Radiator
Double aspect
Telephone line terminal ( used for computer)
Built in wardrobe
Small built in cupboards
TV aerial point
Radiator just inside door leading to stairs.
Fire doors on all habitable rooms, believed 30 mins, ( required by building regulations)
Multi point locking on all external doors ( Porch door, back door and doors out to patio)
In addition the orginal front door has a Yale type lock and five lever deadlock.
Average energy consumption:
Electricity: Approx 2,500 kwh per annum.
Gas: Approx 15,000 kwh per annum
Redhill town centre, offering major high street stores is a short walk away. Nearby Reigate offers a variety of restaurants, cafes, a cinema and independent shops.
If you like the fresh air Memorial Park offers outdoor Gym equipment, tennis courts and measured half mile running route. Redhill Common and Earlswood Lakes are also close by for some lovely country walks.
Newly opened 'The Light' development, which offers a six-screen premium cinema offering a wide choice of films and events, a nine- lane bowling alley, mini golf, adventure climbing, a retro arcade, a diner and bar.
London Central is also an easy commute with regular trains from Redhill or Earlswood which can take you to London Victoria and London Bridge in just 30 minutes.
Garden
Mature garden. The iceberg rose in the front was a mature plant when we moved to the house in 1984.Back garden is south facing, the patio is a real sun trap.
Will include summer house and shed ( erected 2023)
Will take some or all of the pot plants ( subject to negotiation)
Two substantial water butts draining off garage roof and smaller one draining off the lounge roof.
Very rarely does the current owners run out of rain water for the garden.
Boundary fencing is all made arris rails and boards; far more substantial than the panels usually seen.
Long driveway which could accommodate two small cars.
New water feed runs under the driveway. Meter in the path just outside the house. The original lead pipe which supplied the water was abandoned when the bathroom was updated to include a shower.
Garage
Large garage with bench and woodwork vice.The old asbestos roof was replaced with a clear plastic double walled roof.
A uPVC window replaced the old wooden one
Garage door replaced a few years ago.
House Exterior
New roof with concrete tiles in 2010. Should last 80 years or so.Flat roof over utility room and downstairs cloakroom if of glass fibre installed by Everest.
All soffit and facia boards in UPVC, No painting required.
New gas meter on front wall.
Outside tap at front ( very useful for washing the car!) and also one at the rear under the kitchen window.
Double glazed throughout with uPVC glazing. Some of the sealed units have been replaced.
Porch
Wholly enclosed with matching brickwork to match the house and uPVC double glazing, installed 2023.Original quarry tiled floor and oak front door and knocker dating from when the was built.
Hall
Large hall with original timber flooring utilising some of the boards from the dining room to replace those damaged when Central heating installed.Under stairs cupboard with light. The woodwork still bears the pencil marks ("A", "B" etc.) made by the carpenter who made the staircase in 1935.
Electric meter in under stairs cupboard. ( Electrical Certificates to hand)
Radiator, this is the one that does not have the thermostatic valves as the thermostat is in the hall.
Telephone line terminal.
Kitchen
Original quarry tiled floor.Completely re-plastered with new ceiling.
Bosch oven.
Worcester Bosch condensing boiler installed 2018 and still under guarantee, Gas Certificate to hand.
Double aspect.
Lounge
Electrical fire installed in the stone fireplace.Radiator under window
TV aerial point.
Utility Room
Cupboard space.Sink and draining board
Washing machine connections.
Electrical points for fridge, freezer etc
Dining Room
Extended towards the garden before we brought the house.Oak flooring installed ( parts of the old floor were used to replace the damaged boards in the hall).
Electrical fire in a marble fireplace.
New double glazed doors to the garden replacing the old sliding ones. ( Sliding doors can cause draughts).
TV aerial point.
Downstairs Cloakroom
Large cloakroom with WC, sink,ample storage and space for hanging clothes.Radiator
Karndean flooring
Upstairs Toilet
Separate toilet with WC and small sink.Karndean flooring
Bathroom
Completely updated at considerable expense with marble faced tiles, large Kohler bath and sink and separate shower with Grohe thermostatic valve ( no electricity needed)Heated towel rail
Karndean flooring
Shaver socket ( inside cupboard)
Back Bedroom
Radiator.TV aerial point
Built in wardrobe
Small built in desk
Cupboard under stairs to loft room
Front Bedroom
Largest bedroom with built in wardrobes.Large cupboard following the roofline of the house
Radiator
Corner Bedroom
RadiatorDouble aspect
Telephone line terminal ( used for computer)
Built in wardrobe
Loft Room
Cupboard halfway up the stairsSmall built in cupboards
TV aerial point
Radiator just inside door leading to stairs.
Safety And Security
Interconnected smoke alarms on all floors. (Required by building regulations)Fire doors on all habitable rooms, believed 30 mins, ( required by building regulations)
Multi point locking on all external doors ( Porch door, back door and doors out to patio)
In addition the orginal front door has a Yale type lock and five lever deadlock.
Other Information
Council Tax Band EAverage energy consumption:
Electricity: Approx 2,500 kwh per annum.
Gas: Approx 15,000 kwh per annum
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