House For Sale £549,950
The convenience and peace of living close to nature (situated on the doorstep of The Devils Punchbowl National Trust Land) whilst being only a few minutes drive away from the A3 and Grayshott village shops and services.
Within walking distance are a hotel with bar and restaurant, local café, fish and chip shop, fuel station and general store.
Semi detached three bedroom house. Built to a high specification in 2013 by Linden Homes
Situated at the end of a short road, beyond which is acres of National Trust Land; The Devils Punchbowl
Convenient position for easy and swift access onto the A3 and down into Haslemere for mainline rail connections
Block paved driveway parking for two vehicles with borders to each side and pathway to the front door
Covered entrance porch opening into hallway with hard wearing wood effect flooring with extends into the kitchen and reception spaces
Front aspect kitchen, a really generous space, with integrated double oven, gas hob, dishwasher and washing machine. Space for a dining table or occasional furniture. Double pocket doors into the living room
Generous living room with patio doors onto the garden
Front aspect master bedroo with en suite shower room featuring a double shower unit
Two further double bedrooms
Family bathroom with shower over bath
Level enclosed rear garden, predominately laid to lawn with patio adjacent to the house and sleeper planters to the borders
Location
Hindhead is a small historic village, situated between the larger towns of Farnham and Haslemere, both having good high street shopping and main line rail connections to London. Access to the A3 is easy, with motorway style connections to London, the South Coast and both principal airports. Hindhead benefits from many acres of protected countryside, owned by the National Trust, the Devil’s Punchbowl (being one) which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. A small selection of shops and services, including the local primary school can be found within walking distance in Beacon Hill. Close by, there are several Golf Courses, including Hindhead Golf Course which was founded in 1904 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Within walking distance are a hotel with bar and restaurant, local café, fish and chip shop, fuel station and general store.
Semi detached three bedroom house. Built to a high specification in 2013 by Linden Homes
Situated at the end of a short road, beyond which is acres of National Trust Land; The Devils Punchbowl
Convenient position for easy and swift access onto the A3 and down into Haslemere for mainline rail connections
Block paved driveway parking for two vehicles with borders to each side and pathway to the front door
Covered entrance porch opening into hallway with hard wearing wood effect flooring with extends into the kitchen and reception spaces
Front aspect kitchen, a really generous space, with integrated double oven, gas hob, dishwasher and washing machine. Space for a dining table or occasional furniture. Double pocket doors into the living room
Generous living room with patio doors onto the garden
Front aspect master bedroo with en suite shower room featuring a double shower unit
Two further double bedrooms
Family bathroom with shower over bath
Level enclosed rear garden, predominately laid to lawn with patio adjacent to the house and sleeper planters to the borders
Location
Hindhead is a small historic village, situated between the larger towns of Farnham and Haslemere, both having good high street shopping and main line rail connections to London. Access to the A3 is easy, with motorway style connections to London, the South Coast and both principal airports. Hindhead benefits from many acres of protected countryside, owned by the National Trust, the Devil’s Punchbowl (being one) which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. A small selection of shops and services, including the local primary school can be found within walking distance in Beacon Hill. Close by, there are several Golf Courses, including Hindhead Golf Course which was founded in 1904 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
