A charming and deceptively spacious 3 bedroom family home, situated in an elevated position with a leafy outlook within walking distance of Haslemere Train station.

The property has some beautiful character features including exposed wooden flooring, and unique feature fireplaces. The accommodation comprises of a quarry tiled entrance hall. A bright and spacious, bay fronted, double aspect living room spanning the width of the house and featuring built in book cases and cupboards, and a feature fireplace. The dining room is another light-filled living space opening to the kitchen, which overlooks the garden and features white units providing ample storage, tiled splashbacks and a quarry tile floor.

Upstairs there is a bright landing with large window with views and overlooking the garden. This gives access to a master bedroom, two generously sized further bedrooms and the bathroom. The master bedroom has a stunning feature brick fireplace, a built-in wardrobe and double windows allowing ample light.

The modern family bathroom has a white suite including a bath with shower over.
Outside, the rear garden is a particularly attractive feature of the property consisting of a large portion of lawn, a patio, and a brick outhouse. There is a path leading to the front of the property and both the front and rear garden are well stocked with a beautiful variety of flowering shrubs and plant. The front also provides an area of off-street parking. A viewing is highly recommended to appreciate all that the property offers.

Location
The property is within walking distance of Haslemere Train station, ideal for anyone who commutes and Wey Hill is just 0.6 miles way. Haslemere is a beautiful historic town with a fascinating heritage and a wide range of high street and boutique shops, supermarkets, restaurants and leisure/spa facilities. The A3 is easily accessible and provides links to the M25 to Heathrow and Gatwick airports as well as the south coast. Haslemere main line station offers an excellent and frequent service to London Waterloo (51minutes) and the south coast.

Haslemere lies between the South Downs & the Surrey Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Devil's Punch Bowl and Black Down National Park are within easy reach and provide excellent walking and some of the best views in the South Downs National Park. There are excellent schools locally for all ages.

Haslemere is well known for its warm community, there are a wide range of activities, groups & sports clubs on offer for all ages to enjoy. The Herons Leisure Centre and swimming pool, and several local parks are only a 5 minute walk away. The town boasts a local hall/cinema/theatre and a museum which hosts regular lectures and exhibitions in the town. There is also racing and flying at Goodwood, sailing at Chichester.

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