Boulthurst Way, Oxted, RH8 0HT

This spacious link detached family home, provides versatile living space, three well-proportioned bedrooms, a generous rear garden and convenient access to nearby green spaces.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance, a spacious reception room, a separate lounge and a dedicated dining room, providing excellent flexibility for both everyday family living and entertaining. The fitted kitchen offers a range of wall and base units, ample worktop space and integrated cooking facilities, with an adjoining breakfast room providing additional dining space. A ground-floor WC and integral garage complete the accommodation on this level.

To the first floor, there are three bedrooms, comprising two generous double bedrooms and a further single bedroom, together with a family bathroom fitted with a bath, wash basin and WC.

Externally, the property benefits from a private rear garden, featuring a paved patio area, raised bed, lawn and established planting, creating an ideal space for outdoor dining, relaxation and family activities including a  shed and useful bike store. To the front, there is off-street parking and an attractive frontage with mature shrubs.

The property is also ideally positioned close to a nearby open green space, offering additional outdoor recreation opportunities.

Overall, Boulthurst Way represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious and versatile family home, combining generous accommodation, practical features and a pleasant outdoor setting.

LOCATION

Surrounded by beautiful Green Belt countryside and close to the Surrey Hills, residents enjoy easy access to scenic countryside and cycling routes with a handy convenient local store in Hurst Green. For local dining, The Haycutter country pub dates back from 1851and features a long bar, garden room and a large out door terrace for summer dining with friends and family, the Diamond pub is a traditional pub serving ales and food.

Oxted town just over 1.2 mile radius provides the perfect balance between vibrant urban living and peaceful countryside charm. Oxted’s dining scene is impressive, featuring everything from stylish restaurants including Japanese, Italian, Thai, Indian and Mediterranean. There is also a choice of wine bars, cafes, and delis for evenings out or weekend brunches. Coupled with a choice of cosy traditional pubs in Old Oxted and Limpsfield, there is a great choice of venues for all tastes.

Master Park, offers 11 acres of beautifully maintained grounds and is home to local sports clubs including Oxted FC, cricket, and tennis. For lovers of the outdoors, the stunning Surrey Hills and the National Trust’s Limpsfield Common offer endless walking and cycling routes. Cultural life thrives here too. The historic Barn Theatre brings a rich programme of plays and musicals, while the luxurious Everyman Cinema offers a boutique film experience with plush seating and food and drink options.

Shopping -there are local boutique shops, chemists, supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons and Sainsburys which makes shopping locally an easier option.

Local historic attractions can be found at Titsey Place (historic manor house) and Gardens, Chartwell, (a country home and estate previously belonging to Sir Winston Churchill ) situated on the edge of Westerham,  Hever Castle- the 14th century double moated castle-( Anne Boleyn’s childhood home, who became the second wife of King Henry the 8th ) and the beautiful Penshurst Place and Gardens in Penshurst.

SCHOOLS 

State Schools:

●       Hurst Green Infant School (ages 3–7) – Ofsted ‘Good’

●       Holland Junior School (ages 7–11) – Ofsted ‘Good’

●       Oxted School (ages 11–19)

Independent Schools:

●       Hazelwood Nursery & Early Years (from 3 months)

●       Hazelwood Upper School (Year 1–13)

●       Caterham Prep and Caterham School (ages 3–18)

TRAVEL

Hurst Green station is 0.5 mile distance, it provides regular direct services to London Bridge (35 minutes), London Victoria (40 minutes), East Croydon (20 minutes) East Grinstead and Uckfield, making it particularly attractive to commuters with trains to London Bridge and Victoria.

The M25 (Junction 6) is easily accessible, ensuring excellent road connections to London, Gatwick Airport and the south coast. Surrounded by attractive countryside and open green spaces, the location perfectly combines convenience with a semi-rural lifestyle.