Location

Close by at the village centre of Frensham (2.7 miles) , on Shortfield Common, there is the highly regarded pub, The Holly Bush, the Village Community Shop and Post Office. The Recreation Ground has a cricket club, bowls club and tennis club and on the Reeds Road is Squires Garden Centre and Farm Shop which sells locally grown produce. Frensham village also has a very active community with various events throughout the year.

The Georgian market town of Farnham (6.5 miles) is no more than six miles away and offers a comprehensive selection of amenities, a Waitrose and Sainsbury's, and a selection of branded and independent shops and restaurants on the picturesque Castle St and Lion and Lamb Yard. The Maltings arts centre offers theatre, film and craft fairs.

Opening soon in Farnham is the new Brightwells Yard development which includes a collection of shops, restaurants, cinema all within a piazza style setting.

More extensive shopping and entertainment can be found in the nearby county town of Guildford (16.6 miles).

Farnham's main line station (6.4 miles) provides a service to London Waterloo in just under an hour. The M3, A3 and M25 are all within easy reach providing swift access to the national motorway network and Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton airports.   

There are a good selection for schools in the area including St. Mary's C of E Infant School, Rowledge Primary School and Weydon School. Nearby public schools include Edgeborough, More House and Frensham Heights.

Tennis is available at The Bourne Tennis Club and David Lloyd Centre in Farnham. Golf is also available nearby at clubs including, Hindhead, Liphook and Hankley Common and there is sailing at nearby Frensham Ponds.

For outdoor enthusiasts, this part of Surrey offers excellent walking, cycling and riding opportunities in the nearby countryside including Alice Holt Forest, Frensham Common, Great Pond and Frensham Little Pond and Bourne Woods.

Please note, all distances and times are approximate.

Description

The plot at The Stables on Old Lane is situated within the idyllic and picturesque countryside village of Dockenfield, which has a pub, The Blue Bell, and a church and there are many well supported community events and clubs including the annual Dockenfield Day village fete.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a plot of approx. 0.24 acres with planning permission granted (Planning Application WA/2023/02489) to convert a stable building into a one bedroom dwelling with open plan kitchen/dining/breakfast/reception room, study, bathroom and guest cloakroom.

The council has not removed Permitted Development (PD) rights and therefore, the dwelling could be further extended by utilising Local Plan policies for extensions to dwellings in the countryside. The extent of the PD extensions could create a gross external floorplan of approximately 228.5 m sq.