This unique 1970's modernist home in Fairholme Crescent, Ashtead, Surrey, is a tranquil retreat that exudes natural daylight and volume throughout. The single-storey property features a clever combination of vaulted ceilings and skylights, maximizing the benefit of its Southerly aspect garden. The open-plan living room with kitchen boasts a sensational vaulted ceiling and triple aspect daylight, while the kitchen is industrial yet stylishly modern with built-in appliances. The four bedrooms, including an en-suite bathroom, are arranged to the right of the entrance hall, which also leads to a bathroom and utility area. The beautiful Southerly-facing garden features a well-manicured lawn, decked/seated areas, and a pond. The property also has off-street parking, an integrated double garage, and extension potential. Located in a sought-after cul-de-sac, the property is close to the mainline station, walks on the common, and amenities in Ashtead Village, with nearby Box Hill and Woodcote Park offering leisure activities. The area is also home to many outstanding schools and is conveniently located for links to London, the M25, and airports.