Practical three-bedroom village property with clear scope for energy upgrades.
3 bedrooms and 1 family bathroom, circa 897 sq ft
Freehold mid-terrace built circa 1967–1975
Double glazing fitted before 2002 (older units)
Electric storage heaters; main fuel is electricity
Cavity walls assumed without insulation — efficiency upgrade needed
Small enclosed rear garden and modest front lawn
Average broadband and mobile signal; no flood risk
Single bathroom may limit larger-family convenience
This three-bedroom terraced house sits in the village of Fernhurst within the South Downs National Park, offering practical family living across two floors. The layout includes a kitchen/dining room, living room with patio doors to an enclosed rear garden, ground-floor cloakroom and a single family bathroom on the first floor. At about 897 sq ft the home is a modestly sized, functional property for everyday life.
The house is freehold and was built in the late 1960s–1970s. It has double glazing (installed before 2002) and electric storage heaters; the external cavity walls are assumed to lack insulation, so there is clear scope to improve energy efficiency. These are straightforward targets for a buyer looking to reduce running costs and add value.
Externally the property occupies a small plot with an enclosed rear garden and modest front lawn. The village setting provides a strong community feel, local shops, a pub and a primary school; the nearby town of Haslemere offers a mainline station and broader services. Broadband and mobile signals are average, and there is no flooding risk.
This house will suit families starting out or buyers seeking a manageable village home with improvement potential. Important practical negatives to note: a single bathroom for three bedrooms, older double glazing, electric storage heating and likely uninsulated cavity walls—factors that affect running costs and may require investment.