About this property

A high quality modern Country House set in approximately 1.13 acres of beautiful gardens and grounds

The Plough is a most attractive modern country house of the Sussex vernacular style having stone and tiled elevations under a pitch-tiled roof. The property was built by the current owners to an exacting standard in approximately 2003 and includes many attractive features such as exposed oak ceiling timbers and a fine inglenook style fireplace to the main sitting room. The well-planned accommodation is set over two floors with the large oak front door opening onto a wide and welcoming entrance hall extending to the principle reception rooms. The bespoken traditional style wooden fitted kitchen boasts an Aga, granite work surfaces, a butler sink and central island unit. The kitchen opens into a light and spacious breakfast/dining rooms with twin doors leading to the garden. Double doors from this room lead to the family room opposite which is the well-appointed home office. The main sitting rooms has a lovely atmospheric feel with its feature fireplace and oak beams and in turn has double doors to the garden. Also located on the ground floor are the cloakroom and utility room.

To the first floor are four guest bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room and the main guest bathroom. The principle bedroom suite has a lovely vaulted ceiling with exposed oak timers, a dressing room and bathroom. Above this area is a large and useful attic room.

Outside
The Plough is approached over a private lane and past the village hall through secure electrically operated security gates. The private drive sweeps round the front of the house and opens to a large parking area adjoining the barn style garaging, workshop and store beyond which is the lower paddock. The garden around the house is beautifully landscaped with sandstone paving, sun terraces and raised well-stoked flower and shrub boarders extending to the upper terraced area, above this garden is a second paddock. In all the grounds and garden extend to approximately 1.13 acres in total.

Situation
The property is located in the popular hamlet of Redford set within the South Downs National Park. Local everyday amenities can be found in Easebourne approximately 4 miles away and is home to the well-renowned Cowdray Farm Shop and Café having been awarded the Sussex Food Shop of the Year in the Sussex Food & Drink Awards 2019. The larger market town of Midhurst offers a more extensive range of facilities including butchers, bakers and supermarkets along with a number of pubs and restaurants.
Within the region are an excellent selection of both state and independent schools, including Ditcham Park, Churchers College and Bedales at Petersfield, Highfield and Brookham at Liphook and Seaford College and Westbourne House near Chichester.
Being situated in the South Downs National Park there are many miles of footpaths and bridleways directly accessed from the property onto Woolbeding Common, much of which is owned by the National Trust providing access for extensive walking, riding and cycling. Sporting activities locally include several local golf courses such as Cowdray and Goodwood golf courses. There are rail services from Liphook station into London Waterloo, just 4 miles north and Haslemere, less than a 20 minute drive.
All distances and journey times are approximate.

Entrance Hall

Sitting Room

Family Room

Office

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

Utility Room

5 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms (2 en-suite)

Barn Style Garages with Workshop and Store

Approximately 1.13 Acres

Additional information

• Entrance Hall
• Sitting Room
• Family Room
• Office
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Utility Room
• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Bathrooms (2 en-suite)
• Barn Style Garages with Workshop and Store
• Approximately 1.13 Acres

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold