Location

Fitzroy place is a private, residential road about a mile from Reigate station and about three quarters of a mile from the town centre and all of the amenities of this bustling market town. Reigate offers an impressive range of shops and services in the best tradition of English rural communities. The picturesque streets have a delightfully modern, cosmopolitan feel and where independent boutiques rub shoulders with popular high street stores. There are also a good number of cafes and coffee shops including GAIL’s and The Chapel. Local restaurants include Pizza Express, Bill’s, Cote, Wagamama and Nando's. Reigate Priory Park offers many acres of open parkland and excellent facilities including tennis courts, Skate Park and The Pavilion cafe. The ever popular Everyman cinema is located on Bancroft road showing a range of films and live events.

The town is particularly well served with state and independent schools for all ages. These include Reigate Parish, St. Mary’s Prep School, Micklefield, Reigate Priory, Reigate Secondary School, Dunottar, Reigate Grammar and Reigate College.

Commuting to London from Reigate station takes around 40 minutes into London Bridge or Victoria. The larger mainline station at Redhill offers direct routes into London Bridge and Victoria in around 30 minutes along with routes to a variety of other destinations. The M25, Junction 8, is accessed very easily, with links to London and the wider motorway network. For the frequent air traveller Gatwick Airport is around eight miles distant whilst Heathrow Airport is within 30 miles.                     

Reigate also offers a wide range of sporting facilities including two rugby clubs, two football clubs, Reigate Priory Cricket Club along with tennis, bowls and squash clubs.         

There are numerous places to walk locally. Reigate is surrounded by beautiful Surrey countryside including Reigate Heath, Gatton Park, The Pilgrims Way and The North Downs Way.   

All distances and timings are approximate.

Description

A modern flexible town house arranged over three floors to provide 2,108 square feet of accommodation to include the garage. The development was built in 2006 by Kingsoak in a mews style around a landscaped courtyard. The accommodation was very much designed with flexibility in mind, being arranged over three floors to offer three or four bedroom accommodation, suiting a variety of different family demographics.

On the ground floor the large entrance hall has a good amount of built in storage. There is a rear bedroom on this level with an en suite shower room, that has doors leading out onto the garden, creating the ideal guest suite or alternatively a family room. The ground floor utility room is fitted with a range of modern units and worktops. There is also a separate front study and a cloakroom on this level.

The principal sitting room is on the first floor and has feature double doors with a juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden. The front aspect kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of modern units and integrated appliances with plenty of additional family space. The principal bedroom is located on the top floor and comprises a double room with en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms and the family bathroom on this level. Outside, the garage is located in a separate block and has a further off street parking space. There is additional visitors parking. The rear garden is compact and low maintenance.