Williams Harlow - A family nest for many years to come. This spacious house has been extended to create a dream kitchen with family space and a stunning fourth bedroom with en-suite. Modernised with love and design to date, the house just needs the final touches to be put in place to be considered complete. Offered without an onward chain and ready to view! EPC: C. Council Tax: E.

The Property - A 1930's semi-detached house with the handsome period architecture associated with the era. Having been the dream home for the current owners, they embarked upon a full modernisation and extension programme. The property has been extended to the ground floor and an additional floor installed for the master suite. Small details of love and care are found across the property and the design choices are exquisite. Its likely that with a small final push to finish, the house will remain modern for some time to come. The accommodation comprises of, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, lounge, luxurious kitchen family room, hallway and landing.

The Area - The Vendors offer a much better overview than the writer, and its worth reading their comments, however from our perspective the draw of being so close to Ewell and Epsom is clearly beneficial for the occupiers. Ewell has excellent schooling, train lines into London and outdoor space whilst Epsom offers a comprehensive shopping and eating experience. Trains from West Ewell link Waterloo and Ewell East to Victoria and London Bridge.

Outdoor Space - Off street parking to the front, shared drive to the side and South East facing rear garden measuring an impressive 84 ft in length. The garden feels private and perfect to lounge or play depending on your need or mood!

Why You Should View - This house is a really persuasive reason to move. Most of the hard work has been done and the new owners can benefit greatly from the extra space that has been created. If you require schooling, the area is brilliantly served by some outstanding options for all ages and sexes. As its offered without an onward chain, the hope is that it's a more straight forward option and sale.

Vendor Thoughts - As told by Dawn, one of the owners; "It is truly difficult writing about a home I never thought I'd have to leave, there are so many reasons for why I chose this house and this area and why I knew it was the right one for my family. However, it is because of this, that I know it will be loved by you and yours.

It is my wish that you take pleasure in the unique features around the house such as the exposed brick feature wall in the master bedroom, this was originally hidden by unsightly render which we painstakingly removed and cleaned down. The Meadowview six gang switch in the kitchen with the re-purposed conduit originally from the garage and bespoke design of the railing for the Juliet balcony amongst many more.

Meadowview is an exceptionally friendly road to belong to with possibly the only WhatsApp group I've not wanted to mute. The group is where neighbours offer kids bikes, spare garden turf or furniture they no longer need and are there for advice regarding local plumbers or which doctors practice to sign up with. Meadowview is a quiet road and only really used for access by its residents making it a haven for children to be outside playing, it also has two entrances and exits which is handy should there ever be one end that's blocked by a bin lorry when you're in a rush.
At the end of Meadowview Road, you will find everything you could need from a local parade of shops, with a well-stocked Co-op, pharmacy, drycleaners, coffee shop, barbers, and a selection of takeaways. Should you wish to leave Ewell, you'll find West Ewell station around the corner with speedy links into London; it takes under 25 minutes to reach Clapham Junction, just over 30 minutes to Waterloo and offers easy access to Dorking and Guildford as well as other useful locations.

The children and I enjoyed many walks through the Hogsmill Nature Reserve along its river with the dogs, often playing trolls under the pretty stone bridge, and usually finding a make-shift rope swing to play with, a lovely spot for a picnic in one of the fields and to enjoy sunset. There is also a playground area offering swings and slides.

Nonsuch park and house are just five minutes down the road is the last surviving part of the Little Park of Nonsuch, a deer hunting park established by Henry VIII surrounding the former Nonsuch Palace. It is host to an array of events and walking activities throughout the year such as sausage dog walks and wedding fayres. It's also home to possibly the friendliest park run I've ever attended!

There are four pubs within walking distance of Meadowview: The Spring Tavern, a popular gastro pub that's great for a meal or drinks with friends; The Wheatsheaf, a smaller and more traditional pub with dartboard and friendly locals; the infamous Green Man, home to the warmest of staff! Upon hearing it was my son's birthday as we were in there one afternoon to catch the end of the football on Sky after his party, the barmaid and a local popped across the road to buy him a cake with candles! The barmaid and I became friends, and I even invited us to her wedding.
Ewell really is a place where it's hard not to make friends and become part of the community.
You will find the most beautiful people. The Eight Bells has changed hands in the last year or so, always shows the big sporting matches and tends to attract a younger crowd.

Other local treasures and amenities -
Chessington World of Adventures with zoo and Go Ape - I believe soon to be building a water park.
Hobbledown Adventure Farm Park and Zoo - amazing for children 12 and under, with everything from sandpits and high ropes to eagles, swinging lemurs. Even a huge indoor soft play for those rainy days and healthy food options available at their onsite kitchen.
Epsom Town centre - home to the Odeon cinema, weekly markets, a Waitrose and M&S, the impressive Prestige Butchers, a town library and well-known Highstreet shops. Also, where you'll find your closest theatre and comedy night venue!
Banstead Village - with local independent stores and more coffee shops than you could ever need, it also has a lovely community playground with café, tennis courts and a successful cricket club.
Kington Upon Thames - only a 15-minute drive away and not only brilliant for shopping (home to John Lewis and all the Highstreet shops you could need) but the closest place to get out on the paddleboard if that's your thing, my eldest and I enjoyed many an evening out on the board before stopping off for a milkshake and chips by the water's edge at Woody's.
Mimi Coco - this little gem can be found in Cheam Village and was our favourite local restaurant; if you're after an authentic Italian with slightly eccentric owner and good wine selection, it's the place to go!
Dhansiri - my favourite local Indian restaurant, right around the corner in Ewell Village.
KP tyres - perhaps a strange recommendation, but I am genuinely sad to have to find a new tyre shop, they are so friendly and will even stay open late to help you out when you're in a spot of bother!
White Spider is a climbing and bouldering centre and just around the corner by Tolworth Tower, tucked away behind Hollywood Bowl (which is much nicer on the inside than it's exterior would lead you to believe!) White Spider is great for an afternoon with the kids, or a group of friends. They even host social events for both youth and adults.
Epsom Downs - for dog walks, the Epsom Derby, family picnics and events at the racecourse.
Cheam Park - local food festivals, group walking events and lovely play park fir children with a sand pit and cafe"