3 bedroom semi detached house.
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Dimensions

Kitchen/Breakfast 4650 x 4750 15’3 x 15’7
Lounge 4000 x 4750 13’2 x 15’7
Dining 4124 x 2800 (max) 13’6 x 9’2 (max)
Study 1750 x 1837 5’8 x 6’0
Bedroom 1 5112 x 4750 (max) 16’9 x 15’7 (max)
Bedroom 2 3875 x 2350 12’8 x 7’8
Bedroom 3 3225 x 2287 10’7 x 7’6

Surrounded by green belt woodland and farmland, the area around Oxshott is one of great natural beauty. In every direction there is parkland: to one side is Oxshott Heath, to the other, the forests of Prince’s Coverts and Woodlands Park, with Ashtead Common nearby and the tranquility of the Mole Valley just beyond. Within a short drive there are historic Claremont Gardens and Painshill Park, recreational attractions such as the RHS gardens at Wisley and the racecourses at Sandown, Epsom and Kempton Park, and the modern amusement parks of Chessington World of Adventures and Thorpe Park.

Just 30 minutes from Waterloo, with trains every half an hour (more frequently at peak times), the village is a mere five minutes by car to both the A3 and the M25. Boasting prestigious schools, both private and state, the bustling towns of Cobham, Esher and Leatherhead are within easy reach.
Yet while all three are excellent shopping centres, Oxshott’s own charming High Street can supply the daily essentials and more. Art galleries and interior design shops rub shoulders with a master butcher’s, fresh flowers, a well-stocked wine merchant and relaxing spa (to name but a few services).
The Bear, one of the two village pubs serves wholesome, traditional fare, while more exotic alternatives can be found at The Victoria, which excels at fresh Thai cuisine. And to work up an appetite, the Village Sports Club offers facilities for cricket, football, squash and tennis, while golf clubs abound in the verdant Surrey countryside.