FROM OLD TO NEW! One Octagon Home Already Sold on Old Avenue.
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nly one home remains at Octagon’s latest pair of stylish 5 bedroom houses, set on a premier road adjacent to the internationally acclaimed private St George’s Hill Estate.
Offering spacious accommodation across three floors, Fairbourne House features the archetypal Octagon ‘super room’ – a 26x26 ft kitchen/breakfast/ diner with double doors opening onto the east facing, beautifully landscaped gardens.
Extending from the spacious hallways, a cosy TV den sits to the front of the house, alongside spacious cloakrooms and integral garages – finished to the classic Octagon standards, with underfloor heating and sleek tiled floors.
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The first floor boasts the sizeable Master Suite, fully equipped with an inbuilt dressing area and en suite bath and shower room, while two additional double bedrooms and a shared family bathroom complete the level. A further en suite double bedroom is located on the second floor, along with a large single room – ideal for a study, or young child’s room. The utility room is also conveniently located on this level, fitted with top of the range appliances befitting luxury Octagon homes.
Featuring a private driveway and ample forecourt parking behind an electric gated entrance, Fairbourne House is perfectly located for both commuters and families. Just 1 mile from Weybridge train station, city workers can reach London Waterloo
in just 29 minutes, while nearby Weybridge town centre features a fantastic range of independent shops, restaurants and bars, including Valentina Fine Foods and Scarlets. Popular independent schools in the area include St George’s, Notre Dame Senior School and Sir William Perkin’s School, whilst local leisure facilities including the prestigious St George’s Hill Golf and Tennis clubs.
Old Avenue, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0PG £1.75m
Spring 2018
For further information please contact Octagon – 020 8481 7500.
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