About this property

Tucked away down a quiet country lane and with views over rolling fields, is this most attractive attached period cottage, with clunch stone elevations under a tiled roof offering flexible and easy accommodation over two floors. This home benefits from a sizeable garden and off road parking.

Tucked away down a quiet country lane and with views over rolling fields, is this most attractive attached period cottage, with clunch stone elevations under a tiled roof offering flexible and easy accommodation over two floors. The ground floor accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a delightful dual aspect sitting room with a log burning stove and French doors that lead to the garden, a cosy dining room with vaulted ceiling that can also be used as a second bedroom, and kitchen with shaker style units. To the first floor there is a large dual aspect bedroom with ample built in wardrobes, a nice landing, and a modern shower room. In all a charming period cottage in a semi-rural location with lovely oak finishes and a charming location. Please note the house has gas central heating supplied by an LPG tank, and also has private drainage.

Outside
The gardens are a feature of this property, with the present owner landscaping the garden to feature a wonderful array of mature, plants and shrubs that give colour throughout the year. The property is approached via the garden which is mainly laid to lawn, enclosed by a mixture of stone wall, panel fencing and hedges. A pathway leads through the garden down to the front door. There are several different seating areas dotted throughout the garden, and some storage sheds too. To the far end of the garden is access to a parking area for two vehicles.

Situation
Occupying a beautiful, rural location, amidst open countryside at Dippenhall this house is positioned in its own grounds with views over woodland and fields. The local villages offer benefits such as primary schools; church and public houses, there is also an excellent choice of both private and public schools. Farnham itself is an historic former market town known for its medieval and Georgian buildings, beneath its castle and park with good cultural facilities and shopping. There is a commuter service to London Waterloo (55 mins) and access to the A31 Guilford to Winchester road connects at Farnham to the A331 link road to the M3 and the A3 at Guildford providing access to London, Gatwick and Heathrow airports.

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Additional information

• Character cottage
• 1-2 Bedrooms
• 1-2 Reception
• Shower room
• Fitted kitchen
• Sizeable and secluded garden
• Off road parking
• Heating supplied by LP and private drainage.

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate