Foxboro Road
Redhill

£300,000

2 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

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I’ve loved living in the coach house. The peace and quiet of it being on it's own is great and just a short walk to town or station to nip up to London

Immaculately presented two double bedroom coachhouse
Communal garden for all residents to enjoy
Open plan living and dining area
Single garage with fantastic storage
Stones throw from Redhill town centre and station
Immaculate finish throughout
Benefitting from your own private front door
Council Tax band - D
EPC rating - C

At Ralph James, we invest time heavily in the visual and digital representation of our client's properties with the in-house marketing department we have. This is done across several digital and print channels — including 3 major property websites and to our growing 19,000+ followers on social media.

Our property descriptions are short because we would rather talk with you about the properties we sell and let and of course meet with you and show you around.

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Redhill

Perfectly situated between London and Brighton, with direct rail links into the city and easy access to the M25, leafy Redhill really is the ideal commuter town. In fact, the high street is currently being redeveloped to meet the needs of an influx of metropolitan London buyers.

You’ll find a mix of period properties and modern developments in a beautiful rural setting, with the characterful villages of South Nut field and Bletchingley adding a touch of history to the area. If you’d like to get closer to nature, you’ll find country walks in Gatton Park and Redhill Common right on your doorstep

“We have loved living in this historical and aesthetic Redgate area since 1987. It is friendly neighbourly area with a welcoming community. It has been a very convenient location for lunchtime Earlswood and Redhill Common walks when working from home, along with Reigate Hill and Reigate Priory Park. Many amenities are easily accessible via the many lanes adjoining Reigate and Redhill historical towns.”

Susie, Elm Road