Crescent Road, Bletchingley, Redhill, RH1 4RB

The Property

Beautifully presented throughout, this stylish three double bedroom semi detached house offers the perfect blend of modern living and practical family space, set within the heart of a welcoming village community.

The bright and inviting entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the home, leading through to a thoughtfully designed kitchen. Fitted with contemporary shaker-style units, a classic butler sink, two eye-level Neff ovens and a five-ring induction hob, it’s a space that works equally well for busy family life or relaxed weekend cooking. There is also ample room for a full-size dishwasher and fridge/freezer.

A separate utility room adds valuable flexibility, providing additional storage and space for laundry appliances, along with the option to create a study area—ideal for home working or homework time.

To the rear, the generous lounge/dining room is a real heart-of-the-home space, filled with natural light from both the window and patio doors. Opening directly onto the garden, it’s perfect for family living, entertaining friends, or simply enjoying time together indoors and out.

Upstairs, a spacious landing leads to three well-proportioned double bedrooms, offering plenty of room for growing families or visiting guests. The principal bedroom benefits from its own stylish en-suite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a contemporary and well-appointed family shower room.

Outside, the garden provides a wonderful setting for both relaxation and play. With steps leading up to a generous lawn, two attractive ponds, and a variety of mature planting, it’s a space that can be enjoyed by all ages. To the front, off-street parking adds everyday convenience, while a detached home office/gym with power offers excellent versatility, perfect for remote working, fitness, or creative use.

LOCATION

The picturesque village of Bletchingley is steeped in history, featuring timber-framed medieval buildings, cobbled alleys like Church Walk leading to a Norman church, and numerous listed buildings, all set within a beautiful Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is a range of local amenities, a village hall, convenience stores, one with a post office, a hairdresser, an Indian restaurant, traditional public houses, and coffee shop. Bletchingley is also highly regarded for its selection of specialist antique shops. The Greensand Way, a popular footpath runs through the parish, offering countryside access.

 The vibrant towns of Oxted and Reigate are each about six miles away, east and west along the A25 with both having Everyman cinemas and excellent selection of supermarkets, shops, cafes and restaurants.

For leisure pursuits the area offers a range of activities such as golfing at Bletchingley golf club, and many other clubs nearby, rugby in Reigate & Caterham and horse racing at Lingfield and Epsom.  The picturesque Surrey countryside invites exploration through extensive walking and riding trails.

Highly sought after by families, the village benefits from excellent nearby state and independent schools, including Bletchingley Village Primary School and The Hawthorns School. Ideally positioned between Godstone and Redhill, esteemed schools in close proximity also including Dunottar, Reigate Grammar, Caterham and Woldingham, catering to all ages. 

COMMUNICATIONS AND TRAVEL

Conveniently located approximately 1.9 miles from Nutfield Station, there are fast rail connections from Redhill station just over three and a half miles away with direct trains to London Victoria (39 mins), London Bridge (31 mins) as well as London Blackfriars and St Pancras. To access the M25 – Junction 6 at Godstone (A22) for northbound/eastbound or travel slightly further to Junction 8 at Reigate.