Encompassed within simply magical gardens that unfold before you of 0.65 of an acre, Tarrant House instantly offers an enchanting feel. Looking out over captivating vistas, this heavenly hideaway is irresistibly easy to fall in love with.

Behind the distinguished period facade, the wonderfully high ceilings and original wooden wall panelling of a magnificent entrance hall instantly transport you back in time and effortlessly conjure the grace and grandeur of a bygone era. Its notable footprint entices you into a simply stunning drawing room that immediately captures your imagination with its truly exceptional features. Double doors leading from this room allows access and views of your manicured gardens, the warm tones of the wood make you envisage how this room works so perfectly throughout all seasons. The hugely impressive proportions offer a marvelous place for everyone to relax and enjoy.

Equally charming and with a more contemporary feel, an additional sitting room is hugely versatile to your own needs and lifestyle, while the timber tones of a sleek kitchen / dining room generate a supremely homely feel. Appointed with integrated appliances, and with its own set of doors to the rear garden, it’s a lovely spot to start the day with a morning coffee or to sit and catch up on the day’s events while you cook.

Follow the brilliantly wide steps of the exemplary oak staircase as it curves its way gently up to the large landing of a beautifully light and bright first floor. Tucked away to provide an enviable retreat from a busy day, with gorgeous views, your principal bedroom retains a superb sense of its original character and benefits from an en-suite bathroom and walk in wardrobe area. The period charm and blissful outlooks continue in each of the additional bedrooms. On the second floor you have a room that could equally be used as the principal room with Juliet balcony, en-suite and dressing area. The remaining four bedrooms share a family bathroom.

Hidden from view the capacious gardens of Tarrant House instantly produce an undeniable wow factor whilst belonging to The Hockering Conservation Area. Capturing your imagination from the moment you arrive; the gardens are enchanting and breathtakingly beautiful. Classically landscaped terracing stretches out offering a heavenly spot for al fresco dining and a coveted vantage point to survey your surroundings. Extensive lawns cascade out peppered and framed with the undulating colours of lovingly tended grounds while the elegance of statuesque trees give a timeless feel and impressive degree of seclusion. The covered veranda is wonderful additional spot to sit and unwind.

Woking has a thriving town centre offering extensive shopping, dining and leisure facilities including The New Victoria Theatre & Cinema, and the Lightbox Gallery. For golfers there is a choice of clubs including, Woking Golf Club (one of the oldest in the U.K. founded in 1893), Westhill, Hoebridge, Worplesdon, Chobham and Foxhills (including spa and hotel). Both the Basingstoke Canal and the River Wey are close by for walking, cycling and fishing (permit required), whilst nearby Chobham Common is a National Nature Reserve. The area is well served by both state and private schools including: Hoebridge, St Andrews, Greenfield, Halstead, Woking High School, St Dunstan’s & St John the Baptist School.




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