About this property

In a pleasant location in a small 'no through' close, within easy reach of the centre of this popular village, is this detached family home with a mature large, sunny and colourfully planted, south easterly facing private rear garden. No onward chain.

Within a sought after, 1970’s extension to the village, a well planned, maintained and equipped detached house of traditional style with a pleasing combination of location, arrangement of accommodation and presentation. The elevations are of brick with UVPC sealed unit double glazed windows and many climbers under a tiled roof. There are many appointments, cupboards and fittings and French doors from the sitting room to the terrace and garden. The integral double garage is accessed from the breakfast room. A bright, sunlit and comfortable house. All main services are connected and there is gas central heating.

Outside
The approach is by wide, surfaced parking with a feature Magnolia and lawn and climbers against the house. An iron gate leads with paved paths to the hidden and extensive rear garden with a paved terrace, brick landscaping and a festooning wisteria on the house and pergola. Broad paved steps rise to the largely lawned and finely established garden, studded and bordered with an array of many and largely flowering shrubs and with substantial hedging providing privacy. To the sides are a raised kitchen garden, timber greenhouse and a garden shed. In all about 0.23 of an acre.

Situation
Parkhurst Fields lies about 0.25 of a mile and within walking distance of the centre of Churt, a popular thriving village with a sense of community and a village green with the church, infant school, inn, shop with post office, restaurant, garage, cricket and recreation field, tennis club and a range of village societies. The countryside on the West Surrey/East Hampshire border around Churt is renowned for its National Trust land and excellent walking and riding and is largely designated as an Area of Outstanding Beauty and Great Landscape Value, within the Green Belt. A ‘bus service connects the old country towns of Farnham and Haslemere, both about 6.5 miles and with commuter services in under the hour to London Waterloo. Golf courses at Hindhead and Hankley Common are close by and Chichester Harbour is about 30 miles.

Additional Information
Council Tax Band: G

Well presented detached village house

entrance hall

cloakroom

3 reception rooms

kitchen open to breakfast room

utility room

integral double garage

sunny and private garden of 0.23 acre

no onward chain

1955 sq.ft.

Additional information

• Well presented detached village house
• entrance hall
• cloakroom
• 3 reception rooms
• kitchen open to breakfast room
• utility room
• integral double garage
• sunny and private garden of 0.23 acre
• no onward chain
• 1955 sq.ft.

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate