Send Marsh Green, Ripley, Surrey, GU23

Built in 1900, this characterful semi-detached cottage is offered to the market with no onward chain, giving buyers the opportunity to improve and extend (STPP). The property has a detached garage, driveway parking and enviable views of Send Marsh Green. The entrance to the cottage is via a brick porch at the rear of the property. There is built-in storage and a fully glazed door that opens into the L-shaped reception room with an exposed ceiling beam defining the dining and sitting rooms areas. Two pretty gothic-style windows under the staircase further allow natural daylight into the sitting room that has a gas fire in one corner and an oriel bay window overlooking the front garden. The kitchen is positioned at the rear of the property with a further corner chimney breast, and a window overlooking the garden. The space itself is a good-size but would benefit from being updated with modern units and appliances. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms with built-in storage and a bathroom with a dated suite and décor. To the front of the property is an area of lawn with a gravel driveway that leads up to the detached garage and in front of the cottage. A paved area to one side leads through to the entrance porch and continues through to the rear garden where a pretty patio area is situated. A door provides side access to the garage which also has a separate WC at the rear. The sunny South-Easterly facing garden is mainly laid to lawn with a mixture of mature shrubs and fencing to either side. Send Marsh is a small residential area situated between Ripley and Send. There is a local friendly village pub, The Saddlers Arms and the Farm Shop is also within walking distance. Dog Owners or walkers will enjoy close access to the public footpath around the lakes. Send village is surrounded by open countryside which is ideal for walking and outdoor pursuits. The centre offers some local shops for one’s day to day needs as well as modern medical centre, a pharmacy and two pubs one of which is situated on the Wey Navigation Canal. There is a good infant/primary school in the village with excellent secondary schools nearby. The area has excellent road and rail connections with the A3 and Junction 10 of the M25 being within close proximity. Woking Station offers a regular service to London Waterloo with trains approximately every 7 minutes and a journey time of around 22 minutes. Alternative services are provided from West Clandon with trains to London Waterloo arriving within one hour.