About this property

One of the principal Grade II Listed houses within the pretty village of Chobham, boasting an enclosed garden, period detail and adaptable accommodation.

Dial House is one of the most recognizable properties within the pretty village of Chobham, with its familiar period architecture and a house that is Grade 11 Listed, dating from the early 19th Century. The property has distinctive red brick elevations relieved by a hipped slate roof with later additions including an angled bay window with views over the garden.

The property is very much a 'landmark' house within the village and set in a walled garden. Notable features are the beamed sitting room and fireplaces, the modern kitchen and adjoining dining room, the latter being the former kitchen with the old range being evident, the study and the lower ground cellar, all of which provide a most ambient setting. To the first floor are a principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom and 4 further bedrooms with a family bathroom as well as a hobbies room or occassional child's bedroom.

We thoroughly recommend this prominent, Georgian village house, for its ambience, location and private garden.

Outside
Approached through electric gates and through a walled frontage and garden to a parking area fronting the garage. To one side is a lawned area with flower borders containing flowering shrubs and mature trees. The cottage garden theme continues around the house.

Situation
Situated in the heart of the pretty village of Chobham, with its Grade 1 Listed village church and Medieval tower. There are a good selection of local facilities and convenience stores, restaurants and pubs including the Raymond Blanc brasserie, The Sun Inn. More extensive shopping centres can be found in Guildford and Woking which are both about 9.6 and 5 miles distant respectively.

The village also has an excellent rugby club with a large and flourishing junior section and a thriving tennis club. The area also offers good leisure facilities including some of the finest golf clubs in the world, such as Wentworth, Sunningdale and Queenswood, horse racing at Ascot and Windsor and polo at Ascot and the Guards Club. Chobham Common offers 1,400 acres of national nature reserve and the largest in the south east of England, ideal for walking and riding pursuits.

Commuter road and rail links are excellent with Woking mainline station about 5 miles away with frequent direct trains to Waterloo (approx 27 mins) Junction 3 of the M3 is 4 miles away, Junc. 11 of the M25 7 miles, Terminal 5 at Heathrow 15 miles and central London 32 miles.

4 bedrooms

3 bath/shower rooms

sitting room

dining room

study

snug

kitchen

pantry

garage

walled garden.

Additional information

• 4 bedrooms
• 3 bath/shower rooms
• sitting room
• dining room
• study
• snug
• kitchen
• pantry
• garage
• walled garden.

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate