Pipers Hill

INTRODUCTION Pipers Hill was built in 1889 and the architect was David Niven + Herbert Wigglesworth from Scotland (Also built Ottershaw Park and Hillington House in Walton) it was renovated in 1956.
Investment opportunity, potential to build.S.T.P.P, existing detached five bedroom, four reception rooms, two bathrooms home, calculating to 2700sq ft of accommodation.
Potential for development in amongst 2.34 acres of land S.T.P.P. 

DRIVEWAY Accessed of Murray Lane is this long impressive driveway to the main house. The driveway flows round the entrance with a flower bed circular island.  

ENTRANCE Original solid oak door with stain glass panels and obscured glass situated under a storm porch with a tiled floor leading to the impressive grand hallway. Solid oak wall panels and a stylish staircase with teak spindles and handrails, doors leading to the study, ballroom, dining room and kitchen.  

BALLROOM In need of modernisation to bring this superb size room to life. Rear aspect single glazed bay window overlooking the garden and a further large bay window with side aspect views. This impressive tall ceiling once had an ornate ceiling rose, open fireplace and wood floor.  

DINING ROOM Grand and characterful dining room that has a very authentic atmosphere with the tall ceilings, chandelier, wall lights, open fireplace with solid wood surround, wood floor, large rear aspect window with stained glass creating a beautiful feature of this grand design room. Door leading to the kitchen  

KITCHEN Light and bright kitchen with wood base levels cupboards and tile work top, stainless sink and drainer below a window overlooking the courtyard, gas four burner hob and electric double oven, ceiling beams, down lights and door to the garden. Further door to the drawing room 

DRAWING ROOM Cosy drawing room with working brick open fireplace, tall ceilings with wood beams, carpet, large window and central ceiling light.  

BUTLERS PANTRY Discreet area with large walk in built cupboard and a further side access door, (origiinally used for staff entrance)  

DOWNSTAIRS CLOAKROOM Spacious cloakroom with low level toilet, corner hand basin, part tiled walls, cupboard and a beautiful circular window. 

STUDY Situated at the front of the house is this beautiful light and bright study benefiting from a dual aspect bay window to front and side, open brick fireplace, alcove and carpet. 

STAIRCASE Impressive staircase with original dark oak wood spindles and handrail leading to the spacious landing. Benefitting from a large stain glass window allowing an abundance of natural light, carpeted landing and solid wood doors leading to the bedrooms and bathrooms. Loft access to a huge loft area with potential to extend. S.T.P.P  

MASTER BEDROOM 20ft wide master bedroom that is situated at the rear of the property with a large window to the rear and a side aspect bay window, wood floor, ceiling light and storage heater. 

SECOND BEDROOM Light and bright double room with dual aspect windows to the front and side, wood floor, ceiling light and door leading to the master.  

BATHROOM Corner bath with mixer taps, wood floor, window and ceiling light. 

THIRD BEDROOM Double bedroom with a bay window, built in cupboard, wood floor, picture rail and a further side aspect bay window,  

BEDROOM FOUR Side aspect double bedroom adjacent to the bathroom. carpet, light and tall ceilings. 

BATHROOM Low level burgundy bath, carpet, toilet, heated towel rail, tiled walls and window.  

BEDROOM FIVE Double bedroom situated at the rear of the property with a bay window overlooking the garden and courtyard. Wood floor and central ceiling light.  

COURTYARD Accessed via the kitchen is this spacious outdoor area that is a private sun trap, external tap, electric meters, pretty raised flower beds with seasonal colours. Views of the 2.5 acres of land. 

COACHHOUSE Planning permission has been granted to convert the coach house to a detached 3 bedroom property.

Marketed by: Wingate and Withers Limited, Byfleet