Property description

Tucked away at the end of a leafy Hurtmore cul de sac near to a choice of golf courses and local amenities, this detached home sits encompassed by beautiful gardens. Well presented with ample scope to add your own sense of style, a versatile ground floor has a superb sitting room, a separate dining room, fitted kitchen and utility room, as well as a generous study/bedroom. Upstairs there are two large double bedrooms, and further highlights include two bath/shower rooms, a summerhouse, and a shared gated driveway leading to a private single garage. An early viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment of this chain free home. EPC rating tbc.

Description

Nestled within stunning gardens that add a superb quality of life as well as a beautiful backdrop to each room, this detached home sits peacefully at the end of a popular Hurtmore cul de sac. Filled with light and neutrally presented throughout, its fluid layout has ample opportunity to reflect your own lifestyle and needs.

The attractive frontage with its established lawn and beautifully planted rose bed instantly provides an enticing first impression and almost a cottage feel. Step inside and you’ll find a central hallway that generates a wonderful sense of space and invites you to explore a hugely versatile ground floor. With captivating garden vistas a brilliantly large double aspect sitting room is a superbly restful place to relax and unwind. The soft neutral tones that feature throughout add to the calm and peaceful feel, and while the generous proportions have plenty of space for everyone to enjoy, the wide sliding doors are perfect for opening up on warm summer days and stepping out into the sunshine. The lovely outlooks continue in the adjacent and separate dining room that’s equally suited for family meals or entertaining friends. Its charming serving hatch links through to the traditional kitchen with pretty tiled splashbacks. Fully fitted with a wealth of richly toned wood cabinets, there’s a fantastic degree of storage and workspace including a pantry. A separate utility room is a great addition with double aspect doors to the gardens. Highly versatile, a ground floor study/bedroom is a marvellous added bonus for home workers or multigenerational households. Light, bright and commendably sized, it’s supremely adaptable to your needs and sits next to a modern shower room.

The feeling of space and notable presentation continues upstairs where two large double bedrooms sit beneath high sloping ceilings. Looking out onto the surrounding greenery each room provides ideal family accommodation, and whilst both have tasteful fitted wardrobes the superbly sized 20ft main bedroom also has access to an abundance of eaves storage. A family bathroom with a wood panelled bath is arranged in an attractive tile setting and completes the layout of this inviting Hurtmore home.

Tucked away from the cul de sac the picturesque front garden immediately makes you feel like you’ve found something special. Generating a charming cottage feel, behind a classic garden gate an established lawn is framed by lovingly tended beds with their colourful selection of roses and flowers. A paved path leads the way to the property, while to the side a wide gated but shared gravel driveway combines with a single garage to give private off-road parking. Please be aware a nearby neighbour owns the right hand garage and has access rights only over the driveway. It is used for storage currently and has been for a number of years. Please note, our clients built the property and garaging some 60 years ago. More information available upon request.

Situation

The property is situated in Quarry Road which is a popular no through road in the heart of Hurtmore Village which surrounds an area of green space. The properties in Quarry Road are of a mixed age ranging from those built in the Edwardian era through to the modern properties built towards to the late 20th Century.

Hurtmore is a quintessential Surrey hamlet, near the hamlets of Eashing, Peperharow and Norney, semi-rural, ideally located with excellent road links to London and the South Coast via the A3. Nearby Shackleford village has its own post office, village shop and public house.

Godalming, less than 2 miles distant, is a unique Saxon town over 1200 years old, with interesting old pubs, museum and churches. There is a wide variety of pubs and restaurants suiting all tastes and pockets, shops, many in buildings that are over 500 years old, as well as two superstores at the lower end of the town near the historic River Wey and the Wey Navigation Canal, the oldest in the world. The mainline station offers an excellent service to both London Waterloo and Portsmouth.
Amenities

Detached chalet bungalow in a superb location in a leafy Hurtmore cul de sac

Utterly wonderful large gardens and huge degree of privacy

Single garage and gated driveway parking

Excellently large double aspect sitting room

Separate dining room with more garden vistas

Traditional kitchen and separate utility room

Ground floor study/bedroom and modern shower room

Two large first floor double bedrooms

First floor family bathroom

Conveniently located to highly regarded schools and within reach of mainline stations and the high street shops of Godalming