Location

High Springfold is located in the popular village of Ewhurst on the edge of the Surrey Hills. The village has a number of small shops including a village store and the recently refurbished restaurant with rooms, The Bulls Head Inn. There is an infant school within the village and a number of sought after primary, preparatory and secondary schools in the local area including Cranleigh School, Duke of Kent and Hurtwood House School.

Cranleigh is approximately two miles away and is known as England's largest village offering extensive facilities often found in a small market town. Within Cranleigh itself are many local independent shops and supermarkets, including an M&S Food Hall. Cranleigh Arts Centre hosts regular films, theatre, bands, comedy and children's shows.   

The Surrey Hills are located just to the north and are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, well known for its rural feel and fabulous countryside. The area is perfect for walking, riding and cycling with several pretty villages nearby.

Description

High Springfold is a delightful family house located within its 8.81 acres with breath taking views over the surrounding countryside. Beautifully situated in its elevated position, this well proportioned property offers stunning views towards Pitch Hill and Holmbury Hill to the north, Blackdown to the west, and south to the South Downs.

Approaching the property along the private driveway reveals the stunning views that surround it. On entering the house there is a generous central hallway with cloakroom off to one side. To the other side is the principal reception room with its dual aspect south and westerly views. It features an impressive brick chimney breast and log burning stove as well as access via double doors to the covered terrace to the side of the house.

The kitchen/breakfast room also offers stunning open views towards both Pitch Hill and Holmbury Hill and is equipped with Shaker style units, Siemens appliances, and access to a separate utility room. The dining room is accessed from both the hallway and the kitchen lobby, and together with the study benefits from the open rear aspect and new fibre broadband connectivity. There is a spacious double bedroom with bay window and access to an adjoining bath & shower room on this level. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the boot room housing the oil fired central heating boiler and a further cloakroom by the back door. The beautiful oak staircase leads to the first floor and generous landing which provides access to four bedrooms, two of which have en suite facilities, as well as a family bathroom. There is also an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder, and a number of useful eaves cupboards for storage.

The formal gardens encompass the house and feature a large rear terrace, a covered sitting area, and an ornamental pond with a fountain. Post & rail fencing divides the garden from a paddock, and the delightful undulating private woodland is accessed via a gate. A woodland track leads to the adjacent bridle path and Cranleigh Golf Course is situated on the far side of the bridle path. To the front of the property there is an additional paddock with a brick & timber built stable.

The main driveway, with its circular feature and lawn alongside, offers ample parking space for multiple vehicles. Adjacent to the driveway there is a brick & tiled quadruple garage and a similarly constructed substantial workroom with storage area that could be utilised for various purposes subject to necessary permissions.

The property also benefits from 'fibre to the house' broadband with a 1000 Mb package available as well as an excellent mobile phone signal.