House For Sale £1,200,000
Beautifully positioned overlooking some of the best countryside Surrey has to offer, this glorious detached single storey property offers versatile and contemporary living accommodation.
The light and airy accommodation comprises a 24'5” kitchen/breakfast room with south facing doors on to a private and secluded terrace. The principal reception room (19'5” x 17'6”) benefits from an open fireplace with wood burner and a pair of doors which capture the dual aspect of the room and maximises the best of the day's sun. The flexible accommodation includes a further five rooms currently arranged as four bedrooms and a study/fifth bedroom but the versatile layout can be adapted to suit many lifestyles.
The property was originally the home of the children's novelist Monica Edwards and enjoys a lovely vista over Punchbowl Farm which provided the setting for many of her novels. Further benefits include a useful detached workshop/outbuilding providing ample storage.
The spectacular location of Cowdray Cross is to be particularly appreciated. It sits centrally within its own well kept garden of over half an acre which includes a driveway with ample parking to one side, a large terrace to the south of the property and a smaller evening terrace to the front taking full advantage of the rest of the afternoon sun.
With views over the neighbouring countryside and with easy access from the lane onto National Trust land which leads directly into The Devil's Punch Bowl; Cowdray Cross presents a rare opportunity to buy in this coveted setting.
Cowdray Cross can be found right at the end of a country lane on the edge of Thursley village. With its local inn, village hall and cricket club, Thursley offers a real sense of a rural community. One of its most famous residents is the renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens and some of his earliest work is to be found locally. The village is also noted for its common, which is a national Nature Reserve and Site
of Specific Scientific Interest.
A3 (Thursley) 1.5 miles, Milford 6.1 miles (from 50 minutes to London Waterloo), Godalming 7.0 miles (from 45 minutes to London Waterloo), Haslemere 8.1 miles, Farnham 9 miles, Guildford 10.6 miles (from 37 minutes to London Waterloo), M25 (Junction 10) 18.2 miles, Heathrow 31.5 miles, Gatwick 39.1 miles, Central London 39.7 miles
(All distances and times are approximate)
The light and airy accommodation comprises a 24'5” kitchen/breakfast room with south facing doors on to a private and secluded terrace. The principal reception room (19'5” x 17'6”) benefits from an open fireplace with wood burner and a pair of doors which capture the dual aspect of the room and maximises the best of the day's sun. The flexible accommodation includes a further five rooms currently arranged as four bedrooms and a study/fifth bedroom but the versatile layout can be adapted to suit many lifestyles.
The property was originally the home of the children's novelist Monica Edwards and enjoys a lovely vista over Punchbowl Farm which provided the setting for many of her novels. Further benefits include a useful detached workshop/outbuilding providing ample storage.
The spectacular location of Cowdray Cross is to be particularly appreciated. It sits centrally within its own well kept garden of over half an acre which includes a driveway with ample parking to one side, a large terrace to the south of the property and a smaller evening terrace to the front taking full advantage of the rest of the afternoon sun.
With views over the neighbouring countryside and with easy access from the lane onto National Trust land which leads directly into The Devil's Punch Bowl; Cowdray Cross presents a rare opportunity to buy in this coveted setting.
Cowdray Cross can be found right at the end of a country lane on the edge of Thursley village. With its local inn, village hall and cricket club, Thursley offers a real sense of a rural community. One of its most famous residents is the renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens and some of his earliest work is to be found locally. The village is also noted for its common, which is a national Nature Reserve and Site
of Specific Scientific Interest.
A3 (Thursley) 1.5 miles, Milford 6.1 miles (from 50 minutes to London Waterloo), Godalming 7.0 miles (from 45 minutes to London Waterloo), Haslemere 8.1 miles, Farnham 9 miles, Guildford 10.6 miles (from 37 minutes to London Waterloo), M25 (Junction 10) 18.2 miles, Heathrow 31.5 miles, Gatwick 39.1 miles, Central London 39.7 miles
(All distances and times are approximate)
