Home Details for 7 Oak Village Drive

Runnymede, the idyllic and iconic site along the River Thames in Surrey, England was touted as the site of the signing of the Magna Carta, the foundation of our democratic autonomy. A place of gathering and counsel, this Greenville landmark residence is the original home in e highly sought after Oak Village addition, built in 1948. The classis ranch style home offers more than 3300 square feet of living space with expansive living and dining areas ideal for entertaining and family gatherings. Located on a 1.15 acre wooded lot, the majestic oak trees blend into a peaceful and serene lifestyle that still stands out as a refuge from today's hectic pace of life. Designed with entertaining in mind, the large living room features a brick hearthed wood burning fireplace and adjoins the formal dining room. The views from the sunroom and den are undisturbed with a wall of windows, tile floors and a wet bar. The kitchen features electric appliances, granite countertops and a passthrough to the breakfast area. A butler's pantry is ideal for more workspace and storage, conveniently located at the kitchen and breakfast. There are four bedrooms, one that could be an office with built-in desk, filled with natural light from the casement windows and skylights found throughout the home. The primary bath features an updated step in shower and the second bath has bedroom and hall access. This home has stood the test of time, and the time is now for you and your family to enjoy this classic landmark home. Call for your appointment today.

• Heating Information

  • Exhaust Fan
  • Central
  • Fireplace(s)
  • Natural Gas
  • Space Heater

• House Interior

  • Built-in Features
  • Chandelier
  • Natural Woodwork
  • Pantry

• Parking

  • Attached Carport
  • Covered
  • Direct Access
  • No Garage

• Cooling Information

  • Ceiling Fan(s)
  • Central Air
  • Electric

• Fire Place

  • Living Room
  • Raised Hearth
  • Wood Burning

• Water Features

  • Public

• Utilities

  • Electricity Connected