House For Sale £1,595,000
Elm Tree Wood is a charming period cottage believed to date from around 1870 and set within a secluded garden. Inside, this characterful house features a very well-proportioned sitting room focused around an attractive open fireplace. This is a bright double aspect room with plenty of additional space for a study area too. The kitchen/breakfast room is spacious and fitted with a range of solid oak units. It has a double oven range cooker with a gas hob, a double butlers sink, kitchen island and granite work-surfaces. It looks out to both the front and the rear, and is open-plan to the dining room. French doors give access directly out to the garden. A guest cloakroom/wc completes the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms, all overlooking various parts of the garden, and a bathroom with shower and bath.
There is a detached studio annexe with a shower room.
Outside
The house is very well situated within it's garden, set well back from the lane and accessed by electric oak gates, the gravel drive has extensive parking and turning space. The stable yard is close by, across the drive, with 7 loose boxes as well as tack room and feed store.
From the drive, a track leads to the post and rail fenced paddocks and the fenced Charles Britain style floodlit sand-school. The property adjoins private woodland which provides some shade to the paddocks on sunny days, and open fields. In all there are 3.41 acres with a further approximately 4 acres of grazing, which is presently rented and available to purchase along with just over 6 acres of adjoining woodland.
Situation
The property is located within a delightful rural setting, within close proximity to the picturesque village of Walliswood with its public house, The Scarlett Arms, and 12th Century church. For shopping and recreational facilities, Cranleigh lies within 5 miles, whilst Dorking is 10 miles, and Horsham is 8 miles. Both are readily accessible via the A24 and A29 and offer good rail links into London. Ockley is about 4.5 miles, also with a mainline station with regular train service to London.
Additional Information
Mole Valley Council Tax Band F
Mains water, electricity, gas, private drainange to septic tank. Gas fired central heating.
There is a detached studio annexe with a shower room.
Outside
The house is very well situated within it's garden, set well back from the lane and accessed by electric oak gates, the gravel drive has extensive parking and turning space. The stable yard is close by, across the drive, with 7 loose boxes as well as tack room and feed store.
From the drive, a track leads to the post and rail fenced paddocks and the fenced Charles Britain style floodlit sand-school. The property adjoins private woodland which provides some shade to the paddocks on sunny days, and open fields. In all there are 3.41 acres with a further approximately 4 acres of grazing, which is presently rented and available to purchase along with just over 6 acres of adjoining woodland.
Situation
The property is located within a delightful rural setting, within close proximity to the picturesque village of Walliswood with its public house, The Scarlett Arms, and 12th Century church. For shopping and recreational facilities, Cranleigh lies within 5 miles, whilst Dorking is 10 miles, and Horsham is 8 miles. Both are readily accessible via the A24 and A29 and offer good rail links into London. Ockley is about 4.5 miles, also with a mainline station with regular train service to London.
Additional Information
Mole Valley Council Tax Band F
Mains water, electricity, gas, private drainange to septic tank. Gas fired central heating.
