Access to the property is made via a wooden gate at the end of the driveway, where the solid oak door opens into the entrance hall with Limestone flooring that continues into both the kitchen and the bathroom. The kitchen has a generous range of shaker style units with a butlers sink and a bespoke, fitted seating area complete with storage. The fully tiled bathroom has a Velux rooflight and comprises a bath with overhead shower, WC and basin.

The sitting room is bright and stylish with a double glazed Sash window and a wood burning stove located in the fireplace. Stunning oak Parquet flooring continues into the dining room that has built-in storage under the staircase and a statement, space saving top mounted sliding track and door. There is wet underfloor heating throughout the entire ground floor.

To the first floor, there are two double bedrooms, the master benefitting from built-in wardrobes. Both bedrooms have double glazed windows.

Right of access over the neighbouring driveway offers access to the property entrance and garden. A Freehold plot of land across the road (with restrictions), has gated parking for two vehicles along with a stable. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a paved area and fencing to either side leading to a summer house with power at the far end.

The National Trust own the strip of land between the gardens from the street whereby, right of access is allowed through to fields that are ideal for dog walkers and walkers alike.

West Clandon is a popular village which appeared in the                  Domesday Book listed as Clanedum. The village has two pubs, a Saxon church, village school as well as a British Legion and a                garden centre at Clandon Park (National Trust property and the former home of the Earl of Onslow).

Local shops can be found at Ripley, Send and Merrow with two supermarkets at Burpham. Guildford Town Centre, for more comprehensive facilities lies about 4 miles to the southeast.

Rail services are available at West Clandon to London Waterloo in about 50 mins or the same at Woking for about 22 mins The A3 is a few minutes drive away and links to J10 of the M25 for links to London & Heathrow or anticlockwise for Gatwick.

The area is surrounded by National Trust and farmland, ideal for walking, riding and cycling with stunning views from the North Downs to the South Downs to be found at Newlands Corner.


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