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" Offered for sale for the first time in 37 years, this delightful family home has been well maintained throughout having been improved and extended, yet offers plenty of scope to enlarge still further (STPP). The welcoming entrance hall accesses a well proportioned lounge with a prominent fireplace being the focal point of the room, the perfect place to relax on a cold winters evening. A large arch separates the dining room, itself a good size, overlooking and giving access to the patio and garden beyond. The substantial kitchen offers significant storage space with plenty of cupboards and built in double oven and hob and also enjoys an outlook over the rear garden. There is a downstairs cloakroom whilst upstairs the immaculate bathroom is fitted with a white suite including a large corner shower cubicle, complete with Aqualisa shower, all serving the three bedrooms. Bedroom one benefits from a range of hand built wardrobes including a dressing table. Outside there is plenty of parking on the brick paviour drive allowing access to the double garage with power, light and plenty of storage space. Of particular note are the stunning gardens which have been a passion of the owner. Having received awards for the coveted "Runnymede in Bloom" title, including first place in 2006, the meticulously maintained gardens extend to the rear and side of the house and contain a superb variety of acer, rhododendron, camelia and wisteria, to name a few. There is a Japanese style area together with a summer house positioned for optimum sunshine throughout the day. The orientation of the garden together with the extent of the landscaping offer a good degree of seclusion and privacy throughout the summer months. Located close to some highly regarded local schools and within walking distance of a local shopping parade, the house is ideally positioned for a family. Junction 11 of the M25 is within a short drive, whilst fast and frequent rail access to London can be found nearby with stations at West Byfleet and Woking. "