Location

The house is about 0.8 miles from Farnham Station and town centre, with nearby local shops including a Tesco, a baker and a butcher.

The Georgian market town of Farnham offers an extensive range of branded and independent shops. Coffee shops and restaurants include a number on the picturesque Castle Street and Lion and Lamb Yard; and there is a choice of supermarkets including a Waitrose. The Maltings arts centre offers theatre, film and crafts, and the new Brightwells Yard complex, now has a six screen cinema, and will bring a new town square with shops, restaurants and public gardens. Farnham town hosts an array of seasonal events throughout the year.

Farnham mainline train station provides trains to London Waterloo from 53 minutes, and the A31, A331 and A3 all provide swift access to the M25 and the national motorway network, as well as Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton airports.

There are a number of good schools in the area including South Farnham School, Weydon, St. Polycarps, Edgeborough, Frensham Heights and More House School. There are many recreational activities locally including gyms and racket sports at The Bourne Club and David Lloyd, golf at Farnham, Hankley and Hindhead and sailing at Frensham Great Pond.

There are excellent walking and riding opportunities in the nearby countryside including Alice Holt Forest, National Trust owned beauty spots Frensham Great and Little Ponds and along many footpath and bridleways through glorious Surrey and Hampshire countryside.

Description

Located in the heart of south Farnham, this beautifully presented Edwardian home has been updated and extended to a high standard to create an excellent family home, with three reception rooms and five bedrooms.

The house is about 0.8 miles from Farnham Station and town centre, and in close proximity to highly regarded local schools including South Farnham School, Weydon School and St Polycarps Catholic Primary School. Nearby local shops including a Tesco, a baker, wine merchant and a butcher.

The property is approached from a gravel drive, with parking and access to a garage. The entrance hall has oak flooring, useful storage and a cloakroom, and has been enhanced by the addition of half panelling to the walls that continues up to the second floor landing.

The comfortable sitting room has a fireplace, bespoke alcove joinery and wood shutters. A second reception room, currently used as a tv/playroom, also benefits from oak flooring and bespoke joinery.

At the rear of the house is a light, spacious kitchen with Neptune kitchen, granite worktops and Neff appliances, which has an adjacent utility room with outside door, perfect for returning from country walks.

The kitchen is open to a spectacular David Salisbury orangery, which has been added by the current owners and allows the house to flow seamlessly onto the terrace and into the garden. The orangery has underfloor heating.