4 Bed Terraced House For Sale

An elegant late Victorian house with stunning woodland views.


Description

Located on this southerly end of this fine Victorian country house which was divided into three homes in 2003.

Upon entering the house via the covered porch, the hallway leads into the elegant dining area with a large window facing the drive. The drawing room is an impressive size with wonderful proportions, good ceiling height and large windows facing over private gardens. This light and airy room benefits from a triple aspect outlook, limestone fireplace and French doors which open directly to a terrace, ideal for outdoor entertaining. The kitchen which is well appointed with granite worktops, a Stoves cooker, an American fridge freezer and room for a dining table. The large bay window has a wonderful view over the gardens and views beyond. Between the kitchen and dining room is a cloakroom including a wash hand basin, WC and a washing machine.

The staircase with skylight above leads to four generous bedrooms all with lovely outlooks. The principal enjoys en suite shower facilities and has a particularly fine outlook over the gardens, with far reaching views to the National Trust Land beyond. Two of the bedrooms benefit from built in storage with bedroom three and bedroom four have attic storage. There is a family bathroom which serves the other three bedrooms and a substantial loft.

The garden is private to the south side of the house, framed by mature and specimen trees all beautifully landscaped and maintained over the years with rhododendron bushes that provide dazzling colour when in bloom.

To the front of the house is a separate parking area within the communal area, a garden shed and a seating area to enjoy the beautiful views.

Location

The property is situated in a highly desirable location adjacent to the National Trust Hindhead Common and within approximately 0.5 mile to the Devil’s Punch Bowl. Hindhead is well equipped for daily needs with a post office, cafes, antique shop, a petrol station and the Devil’s Punchbowl Hotel and Public House.

The popular market town of Haslemere nestles between wooded hills and offers excellent shopping including a range of independent shops, a Waitrose, M&S Foodhall and several restaurants and pubs. There are a number of schools, banks, churches and a museum. The mainline railway station provides a frequent service to London, with journey times to Waterloo from around 53 minutes.

There is a good selection of schools in the area, including Woolmer Hill, Highfield, St. Edmund’s, Amesbury, The Royal School, St Ives and Churchers College amongst others.

Recreational activities within reach include golf at a number of local clubs including Hindhead and Hankley Common, polo at Cowdray, racing and flying at Goodwood and sailing at Chichester Harbour. The surrounding Surrey Hills offer ample scope for walking, cycling and riding in beautiful countryside.

(All distances and mileages are approximate).

Square Footage: 2,198 sq ft