Flat for sale in Caterham CR3, 2 Bedroom

Built in 2010, this stylish first floor apartment is situated in a cul-de-sac close to Caterham Town Centre. It enjoys pretty, well-tended communal gardens, with an allocated parking space and visitors parking at the front. Welcomed through a double-glazed door, the carpeted communal hall has double glazed windows and secure intercom entry for residents. If taking the stairs is inconvenient, a lift service provides effortless access to the apartment; its doors are just outside the front door. Innovatively designed with a fresh and modern palette, the solid wood front door leads into a good-sized entrance hall with a large storage cupboard and doors to all rooms. The sizeable lounge/dining room has French doors opening onto a Juliet Balcony overlooking the gardens. Additional windows enable natural sunlight to flood into the room. Both bedrooms are good size doubles, with built in wardrobes styled with mirror fronted sliding doors. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, with a bath, shower attachment and shower screen, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail and window. A separate guest cloakroom is situated off the entrance hall. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with sleek, modern units with a marble worktop incorporating a double sink and draining board; giving a smooth and pristine appearance. The gas hob is accompanied by an eye level electric double oven. The washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer are all integrated, complimenting the streamline design. The under-floor heating is cost effective and allows space to put furniture where you wish, with no effect on the heating quality; and you can say goodbye to cold spots! The only thing to do is set the perfect temperature for each room. The windows are double glazed, and an alarm system is in place. A separate, enclosed communal bin area is situated in the parking area. Each property owner owns part of the freehold. **End of Chain**

Caterham Valley developed during the mid to late 19th century following the opening of the branch railway line from Purley in 1856, and it became a popular residential area. The town centre has many shops and services including chain stores, individual and family run businesses. There are two food supermarkets; Waitrose and Morrisons and the Church Walk Shopping Precinct, which opened in 1990. Caterham has a variety of sports facilities, including tennis and badminton at Queens Park Pavilion and the swimming pool, sports hall, gym and health & fitness studio at de Stafford Sports Centre. The de Stafford College of Arts & Technology is located in Burntwood Lane. The North Downs Way, a popular National trail with walkers passes are very close to the town, as is Godstone Vineyard.