Broadhoath — Broadhoath

Built in the 1920s, 11 Broadhoath is a well-maintained and superbly appointed detached family home, forming part of a popular development with properties situated around a central green and located in a pretty spot, in the hamlet of Stone Street. The property is within an AONB and the Metropolitan Greenbelt, with nearby popular gastropubs The Plough and The Bucks Head, a church, village hall, primary and nursery schools, gym, cricket and football grounds. The principal reception rooms are of excellent proportions, comprising a double aspect sitting room with a fireplace inset with a wood burning stove and a bright family room with doors to the rear terrace. The dining room is open to the kitchen, providing an ideal space for formal dining and entertaining with doors to the rear terrace. The country style kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with oak and painted cabinetry and integral appliances, with a matching island unit/breakfast bar. The utility room provides further storage, space for appliances and with direct access to the rear terrace. Also on this floor is a double aspect guest bedroom with a wood burning stove and stylish en suite shower room, a study and well-appointed cloakroom. The first floor landing has a double aspect, creating an open study/seating area, which benefits from superb far reaching views. The principal bedroom features a striking part vaulted ceiling, built in wardrobes and is served by a luxurious en suite bathroom with twin basins, a stand alone bath and a walk in shower. There are three further well proportioned bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes and one served by a stylish en suite shower room. A well appointed family bathroom completes this floor. The attractive rear garden is predominantly laid to a level lawn with a paved terrace, spanning the width the property, providing ideal areas for al fresco entertaining. To the boundaries, there is post and rail fencing, established shrubs, deciduous and evergreen trees, with wonderful, uni