- For Sale
- Offers in excess of 695,000 GBP
- Build Size: 1,426 ft2
- Land Size: 1,426 ft2
- Property Type: House
- Bedroom: 2
- Bathroom: 2
A wonderful ground and first floor apartment within this sensational estate set in 19 acres.
The property is approached through its own private entrance from the secure gated courtyard. The apartment lies to the north side of the main house and has all the character of its period including high ceilings and tall sash windows. The drawing and kitchen/dining room on the first floor are beautifully proportioned rooms facing both east and west over the estate and cricket ground. The two double bedrooms are on the ground floor with the master bedroom having an en suite shower room and bedroom 2 having an adjoining full bathroom. Peper Harow House occupies an outstanding location within Peper Harow Park, a small historic estate, comprising of a few country houses, cottages and a church. The property is located in an enviable position, approached along a lengthy drive through its own park, but having easy access to the A3. From the first floor of Number 8, there are uninterrupted views over parkland, the River Wey, surrounding countryside and one of the earliest cricket fields in England.The Peper Harow Estate, which is believed to date back to Saxon times, is classified as being within a Conservation Area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and an Area of Great Landscape Value.The mansion was originally designed and built by Sir William Chambers, who was the architect to King George III and amongst whose public commissions was Somerset House, London. Sir William Chambers' instructions came from the Third Viscount Midleton and he commenced the design for the mansion in 1763. It is believed that the works were completed in 1767. The Estate remained in the Midleton family for nearly 200 years and in 1947, a charitable trust acquired it for residential and educational purposes.In 1998 Peper Harow House underwent a complete restoration with sympathetic alterations to create seven apartments and two wings within the confines of a Grade I listed mansion house. In all about 19 acres of communal 'Capability Brown' parkland with river frontage.Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we also have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.
Guildford, the county town of Surrey (about 6.5 miles to the north), offers extensive shopping and recreational facilities and a mainline station to London Waterloo (about 35 minutes). Other local facilities are available at Godalming and Milford, both within about 3 miles and both also having mainline stations to Waterloo. The M25, via the A3, gives access to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the national motorway network.There are also extensive sporting facilities nearby, including the Spectrum Leisure Centre in Guildford; golf courses at Shillinglee, Hurtmore and Bramley; polo at Cowdray and acres of surrounding countryside ideal for walking, riding and other country pursuits.
The property is approached through its own private entrance from the secure gated courtyard. The apartment lies to the north side of the main house and has all the character of its period including high ceilings and tall sash windows. The drawing and kitchen/dining room on the first floor are beautifully proportioned rooms facing both east and west over the estate and cricket ground. The two double bedrooms are on the ground floor with the master bedroom having an en suite shower room and bedroom 2 having an adjoining full bathroom. Peper Harow House occupies an outstanding location within Peper Harow Park, a small historic estate, comprising of a few country houses, cottages and a church. The property is located in an enviable position, approached along a lengthy drive through its own park, but having easy access to the A3. From the first floor of Number 8, there are uninterrupted views over parkland, the River Wey, surrounding countryside and one of the earliest cricket fields in England.The Peper Harow Estate, which is believed to date back to Saxon times, is classified as being within a Conservation Area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and an Area of Great Landscape Value.The mansion was originally designed and built by Sir William Chambers, who was the architect to King George III and amongst whose public commissions was Somerset House, London. Sir William Chambers' instructions came from the Third Viscount Midleton and he commenced the design for the mansion in 1763. It is believed that the works were completed in 1767. The Estate remained in the Midleton family for nearly 200 years and in 1947, a charitable trust acquired it for residential and educational purposes.In 1998 Peper Harow House underwent a complete restoration with sympathetic alterations to create seven apartments and two wings within the confines of a Grade I listed mansion house. In all about 19 acres of communal 'Capability Brown' parkland with river frontage.Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we also have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.
Guildford, the county town of Surrey (about 6.5 miles to the north), offers extensive shopping and recreational facilities and a mainline station to London Waterloo (about 35 minutes). Other local facilities are available at Godalming and Milford, both within about 3 miles and both also having mainline stations to Waterloo. The M25, via the A3, gives access to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the national motorway network.There are also extensive sporting facilities nearby, including the Spectrum Leisure Centre in Guildford; golf courses at Shillinglee, Hurtmore and Bramley; polo at Cowdray and acres of surrounding countryside ideal for walking, riding and other country pursuits.
