House For Sale £3,000,000
Situated in a quiet no-through lane on the southern outskirts of Haslemere, a charming and characterful, Grade II listed, mill house plus a splendid and historic former water mill providing extensive accommodation across the two buildings, overlooking the mill pond and gardens offering great seclusion and colour.
The main house is both charming and characterful, with 4 bedrooms and 3 reception rooms. It lies in close proximity to the converted mill, which provides excellent additional bedroom accommodation for guests as well as office and entertaining space.
The gardens are a particular feature and were restored from a very neglected state in the early 2000's. Extensive landscaping, with the help of garden designer Bunny Guinness, incorporated streams and waterfalls from the original gardens dating from the 1920's. Between the house and mill there's a lovely paved courtyard garden, and a new pond overlooked by a deck has been added. There is a splendid vegetable garden and greenhouse as well as a tennis court in the main areas of garden nearest the house. Beyond the more formal areas lies Mill Copse, a private woodland of some 2.5 acres. Across the lane from the house there's a garage with parking space in addition to the gated gravel drive and parking area in front of the house.
The property is situated in a quiet no-through lane on the southern outskirts of Haslemere, which offers a comprehensive range of facilities including a main line station to London Waterloo (with regular services taking from just under an hour). There is a good selection of specialist and locally owned shops as well as supermarkets and excellent schools including Amesbury, Highfield and Bookham, St. Edmund's, St Ives and the Royal School.
The property sits just inside the South Downs National Park, and the Sussex Border path, which can be accessed from the lane leading to Blackdown, the highest point in West Sussex, at the head of Bell Vale Lane.
The main house is both charming and characterful, with 4 bedrooms and 3 reception rooms. It lies in close proximity to the converted mill, which provides excellent additional bedroom accommodation for guests as well as office and entertaining space.
The gardens are a particular feature and were restored from a very neglected state in the early 2000's. Extensive landscaping, with the help of garden designer Bunny Guinness, incorporated streams and waterfalls from the original gardens dating from the 1920's. Between the house and mill there's a lovely paved courtyard garden, and a new pond overlooked by a deck has been added. There is a splendid vegetable garden and greenhouse as well as a tennis court in the main areas of garden nearest the house. Beyond the more formal areas lies Mill Copse, a private woodland of some 2.5 acres. Across the lane from the house there's a garage with parking space in addition to the gated gravel drive and parking area in front of the house.
The property is situated in a quiet no-through lane on the southern outskirts of Haslemere, which offers a comprehensive range of facilities including a main line station to London Waterloo (with regular services taking from just under an hour). There is a good selection of specialist and locally owned shops as well as supermarkets and excellent schools including Amesbury, Highfield and Bookham, St. Edmund's, St Ives and the Royal School.
The property sits just inside the South Downs National Park, and the Sussex Border path, which can be accessed from the lane leading to Blackdown, the highest point in West Sussex, at the head of Bell Vale Lane.
