About this development
Introducing an exceptional refurbishment of two semi-detached character homes, thoughtfully reimagined and finished to an outstanding specification. Ideally located in one of Haslemere’s most sought-after positions, these beautifully renovated residences enjoy close proximity to Haslemere town centre, the A3, and Haslemere mainline railway station, offering the perfect balance of convenience and lifestyle.
Set in the heart of Haslemere, within easy reach of the vibrant town, Weyhill, the Leisure Centre, and the mainline station, these impressive homes have been meticulously transformed by Vista Homes. Combining timeless period character with sophisticated contemporary design, each property has been carefully crafted to deliver stylish, modern living without compromising its original charm.
At the heart of each home is a stunning open plan kitchen and dining space, designed for both everyday family life and effortless entertaining.
These exceptional properties represent a unique opportunity to acquire a luxury home in one of Surrey’s most desirable market towns.
Prices from £825,000
Outside
Expansive aluminium bifold doors can be swept back, giving access to beautifully landscaped and terraced rear gardens, bringing the outdoors in and enhancing the sense of space and light throughout.
A particularly rare benefit for such a central location is the inclusion of private off street parking, complemented by attractive external landscaping and a premium resin-bound driveway, ensuring these homes are as practical as they are elegant.
Situation
Haslemere is situated on the border of Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire and is extremely well positioned for access to London via either A3(M) London Portsmouth Road or by rail from the mainline station in Haslemere which offers a frequent service to Waterloo in under an hour. Haslemere has a wide selection of shopping, sporting and recreational centres, catering for most day to day needs. The area is renowned for its beautiful countryside, much of which is in the ownership of the National Trust, crisscrossed by miles of foot and bridle paths, ideal for both walking and riding.
