Bourne Estate Agents
Bourne Estate Agents
Built in the late 1800's, Forge Cottage is a unique three bedroom detached property with many character features including stunning fireplaces, original doors, high ceilings and decorated in original period colours.
Extended to the rear, the property offers generous living space with two reception rooms, modern kitchen, three double bedrooms and an upstairs bathroom. Entering into the property a hall has understairs storage, doors leading to the reception rooms and stairs lead to the first floor landing. The front aspect reception room is currently laid out as a dining room with feature fireplace and double glazed window. A further reception room has dual aspect windows, further fireplace and double doors leading to the kitchen. At the rear of the house the property has a well-presented kitchen, again with dual aspect windows, finished with granite worktops, Belfast sink and has a generous range of wall and base level units.
The first floor consists of three double bedrooms. The bedrooms are serviced by a bathroom comprising of shower cubicle, low level WC and pedestal hand basin.
Externally, the garden is low maintenance with patio area for entertaining, paved path with gravel borders and summerhouse at the end of the garden. Side access also leads from the front to the rear garden. Convenient parking can be found opposite.
This charming Victorian cottage sits within easy reach of Guildford and Woking. The property enjoys a friendly village lifestyle, with two local pubs, post office, convenience store and garden centre. Trains from the nearby Worplesdon and Woking stations run directly to London Waterloo in 36 and 28 minutes respectively. There are many local primary and secondary schools including Westfield Primary school, Kingfield Primary School, Barnsbury Primary school, Freemantles School, Hoe Valley School, St. John The Baptist and Hoebridge school.
Council Tax Band C
Mayford lies to the south of Woking. The area is generally rural and open in character. The majority of the area is designated 'Green Belt'. There are large swathes of common land to the North (Horsell Common) and to the South (Whitmoor Common) and within 5 miles are the Surrey Hills all ideal for a host of outdoor activities.
