Property description
A spacious detached family home, built around 1911, located in a semi-rural location.
Set back and well screened from the road, Stonehaven is approached via a carriage driveway offering ample parking and providing access to the large garages.
The property has been lovingly restored by the current owners and enjoys generous accommodation with plenty of character and light. The large sash windows and high ceilings enhance the period feel and suit both family life and entertaining. The property has been extended by the current owners and includes a large office area with separate access which would convert nicely to an annexe if required.
The property is set on half an acre plot with a beautiful south facing secluded rear garden, that is currently producing a superb display of rhododendrons and azaleas. The gardens are largely level and include a good area of lawn and a herbaceous borders, patio area and well screened boundaries. There is also a very large storage shed toward the rear boundary.
An internally viewing is highly recommended.
Headley Down is a charming village in Hampshire that is renowned for Ludshott Common National Trust heath land and easy access to Waggoners Wells.
The village provides a range of day to day shopping facilities including two shops, a post office, a butchers, a fish and chip shop and a local church. Further shopping can be found in nearby Haslemere town centre where there is a larger selection of shops and a mainline station with express trains into Waterloo. Headley Down is also within close proximity to the A3 that provides road services both to London and south to the coast.
This area has long been popular with home buyers due to its communication links and the abundance of both private and state schools nearby.