Well-presented four-bedroom family home near station, schools and countryside..
Four double bedrooms and large landing adaptable as study or play area
Front-to-back sitting room with doors opening onto patio and garden
Kitchen open to dining area with log burner; good family flow
Westerly-facing, tiered rear garden with patio, shed and studio potential
Off-street driveway parking and spacious side access to garden
Built 1967–75; well maintained externally but may need modernisation
EPC D (65) — scope to improve energy efficiency and running costs
Above-average council tax; double-glazing install date unknown
Set in a quiet no-through road within easy walking distance of Haslemere station, shops and well-regarded schools, this well-presented four double-bedroom semi-detached house suits family life. The property offers generous reception space including a front-to-back sitting room and an open-plan kitchen/dining area with a log burner that opens onto a split-level patio and westerly lawned garden. Off-street parking and side access add everyday convenience, while the large, tiered garden and scope for a garden studio create useful outdoor flexibility.
The first-floor landing is unusually large and can function as a study or play area, complementing four double bedrooms served by a bathroom and a separate shower room with a high-flow rain head. The house is double glazed and heated by a mains gas boiler and radiators; the current EPC is D (65) with potential to improve. Constructed in the late 1960s/early 1970s, the home is well maintained externally but may benefit from modest modernisation and energy-efficiency upgrades to maximise value.
Practical positives include very low local crime, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — useful for home working — plus easy access to open countryside and local amenities including a supermarket, butcher and cafes. Notable considerations are above-average council tax, an unknown double-glazing install date, and that some buyers may want further modernisation or energy improvements. Freehold tenure and no flood risk are added strengths for long-term ownership.