Property description
Fishers Hill was built in the year of 1901 by the well-known architect Sir Edwin Lutyens and the garden was laid out by the equally renowned Gertrude Jekyll. This Grade II listed House was divided into four stunning properties in 1947 and to this day preserves many of the unique features and room sizes. Such is the appeal and elegance of the properties that it is now considered to be one of the landmark properties built in the location and era. This ground floor apartment we believe is one of the largest in the development and has great potential for renovation and refurbishment to turn into a tremendous character home. The property being 1615 Sq. ft approximately has a well positioned layout consisting of three/ four bedrooms dependant on the way in which you would envisage to live. Bedroom four includes an en-suite shower room. Outside is a detached garage and shed area and is set in a substantial plot that approaching approximately 0.5 acre. This being one of the outstanding features with the property both must be viewed to be appreciated.
Situation
Fishers Hill House is set within the highly desirable Hook Heath Location and the property is ideally located within a short drive of Woking Town Centre with its widespread range of range of shopping, leisure (Woking Golf Club is about ¾ miles walk across Hook Heath) and the many cultural facilities. The Woking mainline station is also easily commutable by car and provides a fast and frequent service into London Waterloo, the property being on the Worplesdon side of Hook Heath means that Guildford town centre is also within easy striking distance. The area is an ideal location for the catchment of highly regarded State, Independent and International schools and for the motorist the M3, M25 & A3 are easily accessible.
Tenure
Share of Freehold
If you do have any further questions or queries or would like to arrange a viewing please feel free to contact the dedicated Carson & Co sales team in the Woking branch on 01483 773 101