House For Sale £2,000,000
Ramblers is a well-presented property that offers spacious accommodation arranged over two floors.
The accommodation flows from a large and welcoming reception hall that leads to a front aspect sitting room with a traditional brick fireplace and double French doors that give views onto the garden, and on the opposite side is a practical study with built-in storage space. The heart of the home is the generous open plan kitchen/dining/family with sets of French doors that open onto the terrace and garden. There is ample space for a dining table and an area for relaxed sitting while the kitchen features a modern island unit with induction hob, separate double oven/microwave, plenty of storage and an aga. A useful adjoining utility and a downstairs cloakroom complete the ground floor facilities.
The first floor includes a large principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room, fitted storage and balcony windows, four additional well-proportioned
bedrooms, and a large family bathroom.
The property also benefits from a large barn, currently configured as a games and entertainment space. The ground floor is generous and flexible, with a small WC, bar area and wine store under the stairs, whilst the first floor is the ideal home office area or chill out zone. EPC rating E.
Dockenfield is an active and vibrant village which offers a church, the popular Bluebell pub and many well supported community events and clubs including the annual Dockenfield Day village fete, Horticultural Society, Local History Group, Village Lunch, Pilates in the church hall and more. The nearby villages of Frensham and Rowledge boast a variety of local facilities including a village shop, Post Office, butcher, public houses, cricket and tennis clubs and excellent schools. There is sailing and fishing at the National Trust Frensham Ponds and many well-regarded golf courses close by. Nearby Alice Holt Forest () provides ample opportunity for walking, riding, cycling and outward-bound activities. The Shipwrights Way, a 50-mile scenic cycle route to the south coast is adjacent to the property. The pretty Georgian market town of Farnham provides
the area with an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities, with the more extensive facilities of Guildford a little further afield. The train station at Bentley is just 2.6 miles away with trains to London Waterloo in about an hour.
The property is approached through a five-bar gate over a driveway that leads to a paved circular drive providing ample parking for numerous vehicles. The west and sunny south facing garden is mostly laid to lawn, with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and hedgerow. The rear of the property includes a paved patio, ideal for al fresco dining, whilst the barn features an outdoor heated seating area. There is also an outdoor studio/office, shed, and tractor shed. About 1.5 acres.
The accommodation flows from a large and welcoming reception hall that leads to a front aspect sitting room with a traditional brick fireplace and double French doors that give views onto the garden, and on the opposite side is a practical study with built-in storage space. The heart of the home is the generous open plan kitchen/dining/family with sets of French doors that open onto the terrace and garden. There is ample space for a dining table and an area for relaxed sitting while the kitchen features a modern island unit with induction hob, separate double oven/microwave, plenty of storage and an aga. A useful adjoining utility and a downstairs cloakroom complete the ground floor facilities.
The first floor includes a large principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room, fitted storage and balcony windows, four additional well-proportioned
bedrooms, and a large family bathroom.
The property also benefits from a large barn, currently configured as a games and entertainment space. The ground floor is generous and flexible, with a small WC, bar area and wine store under the stairs, whilst the first floor is the ideal home office area or chill out zone. EPC rating E.
Dockenfield is an active and vibrant village which offers a church, the popular Bluebell pub and many well supported community events and clubs including the annual Dockenfield Day village fete, Horticultural Society, Local History Group, Village Lunch, Pilates in the church hall and more. The nearby villages of Frensham and Rowledge boast a variety of local facilities including a village shop, Post Office, butcher, public houses, cricket and tennis clubs and excellent schools. There is sailing and fishing at the National Trust Frensham Ponds and many well-regarded golf courses close by. Nearby Alice Holt Forest () provides ample opportunity for walking, riding, cycling and outward-bound activities. The Shipwrights Way, a 50-mile scenic cycle route to the south coast is adjacent to the property. The pretty Georgian market town of Farnham provides
the area with an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities, with the more extensive facilities of Guildford a little further afield. The train station at Bentley is just 2.6 miles away with trains to London Waterloo in about an hour.
The property is approached through a five-bar gate over a driveway that leads to a paved circular drive providing ample parking for numerous vehicles. The west and sunny south facing garden is mostly laid to lawn, with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and hedgerow. The rear of the property includes a paved patio, ideal for al fresco dining, whilst the barn features an outdoor heated seating area. There is also an outdoor studio/office, shed, and tractor shed. About 1.5 acres.
