Haslemere

Situation:

129 Lion Lane is a pretty Victorian, character filled 3 bed (doubles) family home with period features situated on the highly sought after Lion Lane, within a short walk of Shottermill Infants and Junior Schools (rated 'Outstanding' and 'Good' respectively by Ofsted), National Trust Commons, M&S Foodhall, and the shops and amenities of Weyhill. Within 0.6 of a mile of the mainline train station and just over 1 mile from Haslemere High Street.

Ground Floor:

From the front door the wood floored hallway leads to internal doors to the large inviting sitting room with bay window to the front, which lets the morning sunshine in. A feature brick floor to ceiling fireplace surround (not currently working) is a focal point in the centre of the room with recessed areas to either side. The sitting room has with plenty of space for sofas and armchairs. The floor is a lovely solid wooden floor.

Door to the spacious family room, again with floor to ceiling brick fireplace (not currently working) is a central feature with storage to either side and a looking rearward to the driveway/garage. A hidden door leads to the conveniently placed under-stairs toilet with corner hand basin. This room is the hub for family life and has a great feel about it.

An open entrance flows through to the large flagstone floored kitchen diner which is fitted with plenty of Shaker style cupboards and wood worktops, a large range gas cooker, Belfast sink (window overlooking driveway), integrated dishwasher and space and plumbing for washing machine. There is a stable door which opens onto the driveway to the side and the room then opens into the sociable dining area with space for dining table and chairs and more built in cupboards for storage. Finally, French doors open out onto the sunny patio and garden beyond.

First Floor:

From the top of the stairs a landing leads to the family bathroom which is decorated in white tiles and is fitted with a white suite comprising a basin, WC, and a bath with shower above.

A door to one of the spacious double bedrooms which has a great range of fitted wardrobes with white painted louvre doors and opens into the main bedroom area with window which has lovely views across the garden and treetop views across a valley. The bedroom has white painted wooden floorboards that give a traditional feel to the room.

Back from the top of the stairs, a turn in the landing opens to a spacious second landing with wooden handrail and spindles with access point to the attic.

Doorway to the extremely spacious, bright and sunny master bedroom with two windows overlooking the front and white painted traditional wooden floorboards.

Another doorway off the landing leads to the third bedroom which is again another spacious double with white wooden painted traditional floorboards and window overlooking the gardens and garage to the rear.

The property has gas central heating via radiators and is double glazed.  The carpet on the stairs and landing is new.  Draft plans for a loft conversion (STPP), for an extra bedroom and en-suite, are available with three different configuration options.

Outside:

To the rear the property features a 120’ cottage style garden which has a variety of seating areas for full sun or shade, the first being the south facing patio just outside from the French doors of the kitchen diner.  A stepping stone pathway, bordered by mature plants (roses, wild flowers and hedging which bring colour throughout the year) winds its way past a raised sleeper vegetable patch and further onto a lawned area ideal for children’s trampolines/swings with Summer House at the end.  Behind the Summer House is yet more space for a garden shed and equipment.  The garden is filled with flowerbeds, mature shrubs and trees which will burst into colourful life throughout the year. 

To the front of the property is the gravelled off road parking for one car with a shrub border to one side and hedging to the other.  A driveway shared between two houses leads to the shared double garage for further parking and/or storage.

Location:  

The property is located on popular Lion Lane which is set in a very warm and friendly community.  The property is a short walk from the shops of Weyhill which include many independent shops and an M&S Foodhall, Tesco Supermarket, Lion’s Den Coffee House and Dylan’s Milk Barn (ice cream parlour).  Haslemere Town Centre is 1.4 miles away and is a lively market town, again with a good selection of independent boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops and pubs.  There are two leisure centres (one with a swimming pool). 

On Lion Lane itself are the excellent Shottermill Primary and Junior Schools.  On the doorstep is the peace and beauty of hundreds of acres of National Trust land which includes Polecat Valley (with some of the oldest and largest Redwoods in the County), Hindhead Common and the Devil’s Punch Bowl which has stunning countryside views. 

The property has excellent road and rail links with Haslemere Station 1.2 miles away with direct trains to Waterloo (under 55 mins) and is within easy reach of the A3 to London/Portsmouth.

Prompt viewing is recommended and by appointment only.

Situation:

129 Lion Lane is a pretty Victorian, character filled 3 bed (doubles) family home with period features situated on the highly sought after Lion Lane, within a short walk of Shottermill Infants and Junior Schools (rated 'Outstanding' and 'Good' respectively by Ofsted), National Trust Commons, M&S Foodhall, and the shops and amenities of Weyhill. Within 0.6 of a mile of the mainline train station and just over 1 mile from Haslemere High Street.

Ground Floor:

From the front door the wood floored hallway leads to internal doors to the large inviting sitting room with bay window to the front, which lets the morning sunshine in. A feature brick floor to ceiling fireplace surround (not currently working) is a focal point in the centre of the room with recessed areas to either side. The sitting room has with plenty of space for sofas and armchairs. The floor is a lovely solid wooden floor.

Door to the spacious family room, again with floor to ceiling brick fireplace (not currently working) is a central feature with storage to either side and a looking rearward to the driveway/garage. A hidden door leads to the conveniently placed under-stairs toilet with corner hand basin. This room is the hub for family life and has a great feel about it.

An open entrance flows through to the large flagstone floored kitchen diner which is fitted with plenty of Shaker style cupboards and wood worktops, a large range gas cooker, Belfast sink (window overlooking driveway), integrated dishwasher and space and plumbing for washing machine. There is a stable door which opens onto the driveway to the side and the room then opens into the sociable dining area with space for dining table and chairs and more built in cupboards for storage. Finally, French doors open out onto the sunny patio and garden beyond.

First Floor:

From the top of the stairs a landing leads to the family bathroom which is decorated in white tiles and is fitted with a white suite comprising a basin, WC, and a bath with shower above.

A door to one of the spacious double bedrooms which has a great range of fitted wardrobes with white painted louvre doors and opens into the main bedroom area with window which has lovely views across the garden and treetop views across a valley. The bedroom has white painted wooden floorboards that give a traditional feel to the room.

Back from the top of the stairs, a turn in the landing opens to a spacious second landing with wooden handrail and spindles with access point to the attic.

Doorway to the extremely spacious, bright and sunny master bedroom with two windows overlooking the front and white painted traditional wooden floorboards.

Another doorway off the landing leads to the third bedroom which is again another spacious double with white wooden painted traditional floorboards and window overlooking the gardens and garage to the rear.

The property has gas central heating via radiators and is double glazed.  The carpet on the stairs and landing is new.  Draft plans for a loft conversion (STPP), for an extra bedroom and en-suite, are available with three different configuration options.

Outside:

To the rear the property features a 120’ cottage style garden which has a variety of seating areas for full sun or shade, the first being the south facing patio just outside from the French doors of the kitchen diner.  A stepping stone pathway, bordered by mature plants (roses, wild flowers and hedging which bring colour throughout the year) winds its way past a raised sleeper vegetable patch and further onto a lawned area ideal for children’s trampolines/swings with Summer House at the end.  Behind the Summer House is yet more space for a garden shed and equipment.  The garden is filled with flowerbeds, mature shrubs and trees which will burst into colourful life throughout the year. 

To the front of the property is the gravelled off road parking for one car with a shrub border to one side and hedging to the other.  A driveway shared between two houses leads to the shared double garage for further parking and/or storage.

Location:  

The property is located on popular Lion Lane which is set in a very warm and friendly community.  The property is a short walk from the shops of Weyhill which include many independent shops and an M&S Foodhall, Tesco Supermarket, Lion’s Den Coffee House and Dylan’s Milk Barn (ice cream parlour).  Haslemere Town Centre is 1.4 miles away and is a lively market town, again with a good selection of independent boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops and pubs.  There are two leisure centres (one with a swimming pool). 

On Lion Lane itself are the excellent Shottermill Primary and Junior Schools.  On the doorstep is the peace and beauty of hundreds of acres of National Trust land which includes Polecat Valley (with some of the oldest and largest Redwoods in the County), Hindhead Common and the Devil’s Punch Bowl which has stunning countryside views. 

The property has excellent road and rail links with Haslemere Station 1.2 miles away with direct trains to Waterloo (under 55 mins) and is within easy reach of the A3 to London/Portsmouth.

Prompt viewing is recommended and by appointment only.