House For Sale £1,500,000
Situated at the end of this private road just a short stroll from Clandon Station, and a little further to the fabulous Onslow Arms restaurant, the house sits proudly beyond a gated driveway to set the scene for this meticulously well presented home.
Once over the threshold, the reception hall gives access to all the principle ground floor rooms which include an impressive dual aspect 24' x 19'3 drawing room with two pairs of French doors to the rear garden, charming front aspect bay window and a focal point Minster stone working fireplace. The character signatures continue throughout the house, with the family/dining room enjoying a wide bay window overlooking the gardens, complemented by the open plan Shaker style kitchen/dining room complete with range cooker, butler's sink, granite worktops and oak flooring, as well as with a separate utility room leading off, and the guest WC in the hall completing the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor, there is a generous main bedroom suite with an excellent dressing area and its own en suite bathroom, and a further 3 well-proportioned bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, sharing the family bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower to cater for all needs.
With the house having an east/west orientation there is excellent light provided to all rooms and a natural draw to the views over the magnificent gardens enjoyed by all the principle rooms. The crisp contemporary decorations throughout make this a home which the next owner can simply unpack and start enjoying from day one. That said, for anyone seeking a larger home, consent has been granted to beautifully enlarge the existing home whilst maintaining the character elevations, which would certainly be deserving of the garden and position this home enjoys.
The grounds extend to approximately 0.65 acres in total with the rear gardens enjoying a due west aspect and bordered on two sides by woodland and fields, giving a country feel to the outside spaces with a full width sun terrace leading onto the lawns which eventually lead through a gated post & rail enclosed wild garden and log store toward the rear boundary.
Planning permission (21/P/00974) was granted on 29th July 2021 for the demolition of the front porch, bay windows, single storey side and front extensions, front dormer window, chimney and detached garage. Followed by the construction of a part single/part two storey side/rear (wrap around) extension, first floor rear extension (open beneath), new carport; rear terrace extension; changes to fenestration (Amendment to approved application 20/P/01905). Please log onto for all information.
Holmehurst is set in a highly convenient location in the attractive village of West Clandon which is within 0.3 miles of Clandon Station (London Waterloo 45 minutes). The village offers two highly regarded and popular public houses, namely The Bull's Head and The Onslow Arms and within 3 miles is the bp garage at Merrow with a Marks & Spencer's food shop. There is also a Little Waitrose at Burnt Common which is at the other end of the village.
The County town of Guildford is approximately 5.5 miles to the west and provides an extensive range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Communications in the area are excellent with mainline train services from Guildford and Woking to London Waterloo taking approximately 35 and 25 minutes respectively.
The A3 is a short drive away and provides direct road access to London, the South Coast and the M25 and national motorway network as well as London's international airports.
There are a wide range of very good schools in the area including The Royal Grammar School, Guildford High School, Tormead, Cranmore, Hoe Bridge, Ripley Court, St Catherine's, Bramley, Cranleigh, Charterhouse and Prior's Field.
The surrounding countryside is renowned for its scenic beauty and provides miles of walking and riding. There are a number of good golf courses nearby including; Effingham, Clandon Regis, Wisley and St George's Hill. In addition, there is racing at Sandown Park, Epsom an Ascot.
Once over the threshold, the reception hall gives access to all the principle ground floor rooms which include an impressive dual aspect 24' x 19'3 drawing room with two pairs of French doors to the rear garden, charming front aspect bay window and a focal point Minster stone working fireplace. The character signatures continue throughout the house, with the family/dining room enjoying a wide bay window overlooking the gardens, complemented by the open plan Shaker style kitchen/dining room complete with range cooker, butler's sink, granite worktops and oak flooring, as well as with a separate utility room leading off, and the guest WC in the hall completing the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor, there is a generous main bedroom suite with an excellent dressing area and its own en suite bathroom, and a further 3 well-proportioned bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, sharing the family bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower to cater for all needs.
With the house having an east/west orientation there is excellent light provided to all rooms and a natural draw to the views over the magnificent gardens enjoyed by all the principle rooms. The crisp contemporary decorations throughout make this a home which the next owner can simply unpack and start enjoying from day one. That said, for anyone seeking a larger home, consent has been granted to beautifully enlarge the existing home whilst maintaining the character elevations, which would certainly be deserving of the garden and position this home enjoys.
The grounds extend to approximately 0.65 acres in total with the rear gardens enjoying a due west aspect and bordered on two sides by woodland and fields, giving a country feel to the outside spaces with a full width sun terrace leading onto the lawns which eventually lead through a gated post & rail enclosed wild garden and log store toward the rear boundary.
Planning permission (21/P/00974) was granted on 29th July 2021 for the demolition of the front porch, bay windows, single storey side and front extensions, front dormer window, chimney and detached garage. Followed by the construction of a part single/part two storey side/rear (wrap around) extension, first floor rear extension (open beneath), new carport; rear terrace extension; changes to fenestration (Amendment to approved application 20/P/01905). Please log onto for all information.
Holmehurst is set in a highly convenient location in the attractive village of West Clandon which is within 0.3 miles of Clandon Station (London Waterloo 45 minutes). The village offers two highly regarded and popular public houses, namely The Bull's Head and The Onslow Arms and within 3 miles is the bp garage at Merrow with a Marks & Spencer's food shop. There is also a Little Waitrose at Burnt Common which is at the other end of the village.
The County town of Guildford is approximately 5.5 miles to the west and provides an extensive range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Communications in the area are excellent with mainline train services from Guildford and Woking to London Waterloo taking approximately 35 and 25 minutes respectively.
The A3 is a short drive away and provides direct road access to London, the South Coast and the M25 and national motorway network as well as London's international airports.
There are a wide range of very good schools in the area including The Royal Grammar School, Guildford High School, Tormead, Cranmore, Hoe Bridge, Ripley Court, St Catherine's, Bramley, Cranleigh, Charterhouse and Prior's Field.
The surrounding countryside is renowned for its scenic beauty and provides miles of walking and riding. There are a number of good golf courses nearby including; Effingham, Clandon Regis, Wisley and St George's Hill. In addition, there is racing at Sandown Park, Epsom an Ascot.
