About this property

A detached Grade II listed cottage with a rural feel and stunning gardens of around half an acre

Available for the first time in 43 years, a charming Grade II listed cottage in a stunning location on the edge of Haslemere. Nestled in gardens of around half an acre and surrounded by mature trees, this property has the feel of being in the country yet offers easy access to the town, station and local schools. The house is approached via a meandering garden path and entered day to day through a side stable door which leads into the kitchen. The original front door is on the other side of the property but today is rarely used. Throughout the property, the age and character of the house is very much at the fore with leaded light windows and exposed beams, several of which feature original carpenter’s markings.
The sitting room is light and bright with triple aspect windows and a large inglenook fireplace. The dining room, back to back with the sitting room has plenty of space for a good-sized dining table, perfect for entertaining. The breakfast room adjacent the kitchen, provides a fine space for informal dining and leads through a hall to the utility. There is also a small cellar which makes ideal wine storage!
Upstairs are four good bedrooms with the master mirroring the sitting room and boasting a triple aspect outlook to the garden and woodland beyond. There is a family bathroom and a small en suite to the guest bedroom.

Outside
The property enjoys a peaceful location in a quiet, secluded valley and sits well at the rear of its plot of around half an acre. Brinksway is a no through road, so very little disturbs the tranquillity of the setting. The property is positioned such that it takes full advantage of the southerly aspect. The garden is stunning, private and although beautifully landscaped, has a very natural feel with wild flower planting and carefully located trees and shrubs. Predominantly laid to lawn, the garden has several sections including a flat grassy area perfect for outdoor games and a brick and timber built pergola, a favourite spot for family barbeques. There is a double garage opposite the house with parking in front for several cars.

Situation
The cottage is located on the outskirts of Haslemere yet provides easy access to local facilities including a garage with shop, public house, good schools and importantly, the main line station to London. The property enjoys close proximity to National Trust-owned Marley Common where there is direct access to miles of country walks, through delightful beech and hazel woodland with views over the Weald of Sussex. It is a haven for walkers and runners, who can explore the Serpent Trail and the Sussex Border Path. Haslemere is well placed for access to London either via the A3 London to Portsmouth road or via the train to London Waterloo in under an hour and with Haslemere town centre offering a wide range of shopping, sporting and leisure facilities.

Additional Information
Local Authority - Chichester District Council

Tax Band - G

Services - Mains Water, Electricity, Gas, Drainage,

4 Bedrooms

3 Redeption Rooms

2 Bathrooms

Kitchen

Breafast Room

Sitting Room

Dining Room

Utility

Cellar

Garden

Additional information

• 4 Bedrooms
• 3 Redeption Rooms
• 2 Bathrooms
• Kitchen
• Breafast Room
• Sitting Room
• Dining Room
• Utility
• Cellar
• Garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold