House For Sale £775,000
This unique home in the sought after semi-rural area of Grayswood is located in a secluded, elevated position and is the first time on the market for 70 years. About a mile outside Haslemere, the village of Grayswood offers a church, pub and Ofsted rated Primary School. Having only one immediate neighbour and surrounded by woods and common-land, this home is perfect for children and dogs.
This character property is split level; the ground floor is arranged as a large kitchen/dining area with an oil fueled aga. There is a guest toilet adjoining the hall and a short flight of stairs leads to the double master bedroom (with shower en-suite), and further stairs lead to the other three bedrooms and family bathroom. On the lower ground floor is a cosy dual-aspect lounge overlooking the rear garden with electric under-floor heating and a wood burning stove. Patio doors lead into a lean-to conservatory.
The terraced garden occupies approximately one fifth of an acre and is stocked with many well established shrubs including Camelias, Azaleas, Rhododendrons and Magnolias. There is an above-ground swimming pool (this could easily be removed if not wanted), decking and several sheds.
Nearby Haslemere has a selection of shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and excellent private and state schooling. It is accessible to both London and the south coast as it lies close to the A3 and has a frequent fast train service to Portsmouth and Waterloo (less than 1 hour). Other nearby points of interest include the National Trust land of Blackdown, Hindhead and Bramshott Commons and The Devil's Punchbowl.
Originally built in 1896 and extended in 1961, the property still has scope for further development (subject to planning permission); the price having been reduced to reflect the need to modernise and refurbish.
EPC band: G
This character property is split level; the ground floor is arranged as a large kitchen/dining area with an oil fueled aga. There is a guest toilet adjoining the hall and a short flight of stairs leads to the double master bedroom (with shower en-suite), and further stairs lead to the other three bedrooms and family bathroom. On the lower ground floor is a cosy dual-aspect lounge overlooking the rear garden with electric under-floor heating and a wood burning stove. Patio doors lead into a lean-to conservatory.
The terraced garden occupies approximately one fifth of an acre and is stocked with many well established shrubs including Camelias, Azaleas, Rhododendrons and Magnolias. There is an above-ground swimming pool (this could easily be removed if not wanted), decking and several sheds.
Nearby Haslemere has a selection of shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and excellent private and state schooling. It is accessible to both London and the south coast as it lies close to the A3 and has a frequent fast train service to Portsmouth and Waterloo (less than 1 hour). Other nearby points of interest include the National Trust land of Blackdown, Hindhead and Bramshott Commons and The Devil's Punchbowl.
Originally built in 1896 and extended in 1961, the property still has scope for further development (subject to planning permission); the price having been reduced to reflect the need to modernise and refurbish.
EPC band: G
