- For Sale
- Guide price 1,850,000 GBP
- Build Size: 3,819 ft2
- Land Size: 4,711 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 3
A Historic Home Offering Privacy, Convenience, and Timeless Charm with easy access to local amenities, Marley Common, Lynchmere Society Commons and National Trust Land.
The Property - Built in 1803, the property is a Grade II listed detached property that seamlessly blends historical charm with modern living. Constructed with red brick dressings and a half-hipped tiled roof, this characterful home offers both privacy and convenience, with easy access to local amenities, Lynchmere Common, and National Trust land.The barn's interior has been thoughtfully designed to support contemporary lifestyles whilst preserving character and original features. The home feels warm and inviting despite its spacious, open layout with honey-toned exposed timbers, vaulted ceilings, galleried landings and elegant oak staircases. The drawing room's windows occupy the area where the original barn doors once stood, flooding the area with natural light.The kitchen, dining, and seating areas feature slate floors and a Charnwood log burner, creating a cosy yet stylish space for gatherings. Multiple rooms, including the hallway, drawing room, kitchen/breakfast room, and dining room, open onto a decked area and garden, enhancing indoor-outdoor living. Outside - The grounds extend to approximately 1.76 acres. Directly adjoining the house, an expansive decked area leads onto a Yorkstone pathway, which in turn opens onto an acre of lawn. The driveway is bordered by lawns and mature laurel hedges, creating natural boundaries. A secondary entrance provides access to the adjacent privately maintained drive and leads to a hillside paddock. At the top of the garden, a wildflower meadow is complemented by shrubs, bushes, and a pergola with flowering borders. The area is enclosed by wire fencing and offers outstanding views over the valley, surrounding woodland, and hillside beyond.Parking is offered by way of a double garage which features remote-controlled twin up-and-over doors, automated lighting, a vaulted ceiling with high-level lights, and a concrete floor. The garage also houses an internal electric car charging point. The storeroom/workshop includes fluorescent lighting, a worksurface, a separate electric consumer box, and multiple power points.
The property is situated close to Lynchmere Common and National Trust land. The area is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty with walking and riding trails easily accessible. The barn is within easy reach of Camelsdale Recreation Ground, Shottermill Pond and The Mill Tavern public house and restaurant. It is well placed for access to London either via the A3 London to Portsmouth Road or via the mainline station, Haslemere to London Waterloo (from 47 minutes), Haslemere Town Centre with its shopping amenities, superstore and leisure centre is approximately 0.8 of a mile away. There are many good local schools including Camelsdale, Amesbury, Bookham, Highfield and St Edmunds.
The Property - Built in 1803, the property is a Grade II listed detached property that seamlessly blends historical charm with modern living. Constructed with red brick dressings and a half-hipped tiled roof, this characterful home offers both privacy and convenience, with easy access to local amenities, Lynchmere Common, and National Trust land.The barn's interior has been thoughtfully designed to support contemporary lifestyles whilst preserving character and original features. The home feels warm and inviting despite its spacious, open layout with honey-toned exposed timbers, vaulted ceilings, galleried landings and elegant oak staircases. The drawing room's windows occupy the area where the original barn doors once stood, flooding the area with natural light.The kitchen, dining, and seating areas feature slate floors and a Charnwood log burner, creating a cosy yet stylish space for gatherings. Multiple rooms, including the hallway, drawing room, kitchen/breakfast room, and dining room, open onto a decked area and garden, enhancing indoor-outdoor living. Outside - The grounds extend to approximately 1.76 acres. Directly adjoining the house, an expansive decked area leads onto a Yorkstone pathway, which in turn opens onto an acre of lawn. The driveway is bordered by lawns and mature laurel hedges, creating natural boundaries. A secondary entrance provides access to the adjacent privately maintained drive and leads to a hillside paddock. At the top of the garden, a wildflower meadow is complemented by shrubs, bushes, and a pergola with flowering borders. The area is enclosed by wire fencing and offers outstanding views over the valley, surrounding woodland, and hillside beyond.Parking is offered by way of a double garage which features remote-controlled twin up-and-over doors, automated lighting, a vaulted ceiling with high-level lights, and a concrete floor. The garage also houses an internal electric car charging point. The storeroom/workshop includes fluorescent lighting, a worksurface, a separate electric consumer box, and multiple power points.
The property is situated close to Lynchmere Common and National Trust land. The area is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty with walking and riding trails easily accessible. The barn is within easy reach of Camelsdale Recreation Ground, Shottermill Pond and The Mill Tavern public house and restaurant. It is well placed for access to London either via the A3 London to Portsmouth Road or via the mainline station, Haslemere to London Waterloo (from 47 minutes), Haslemere Town Centre with its shopping amenities, superstore and leisure centre is approximately 0.8 of a mile away. There are many good local schools including Camelsdale, Amesbury, Bookham, Highfield and St Edmunds.
