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Floorplan
Map7 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
7 beds
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- 7 bedrooms
- 5 reception rooms
- 7 bathrooms
- 2.86 acres
- Outbuildings
- Period
- Detached
- Garden
- Parking
- Rural
Blytheswood is an exceptional home within the South Downs National Park with internal space unlike most other houses. Arranged over three floors, each being around 3,000 sq ft, the property offers contemporary living with a traditional style.
Quiet and private, the house sits in the centre of its plot within the peaceful but vibrant village of Graffham, offering local amenities such as the village shop, pubs, a tennis club and church. Secluded but not isolated, Blytheswood and its gardens face due south providing sunny, unrestricted views of the South Downs.
Almost completely rebuilt in 2003, the house is light and airy with the expansive reception hall setting the scene for gracious living and giving the first glimpses of the drawing room, dining room and family room. Each room captures a different aspect of the day and offers incredibly flexible entertaining space for all events in the calendar.
The recent addition of the fabulous kitchen/breakfast orangery at the rear of the house is perfect for the family in which to socialise. The south and west facing views of the garden and South Downs from the orangery and the 180 degree bi-folding doors extend the house into the garden and make the outside feel part of the living space.
The ground floor has underfloor heating throughout. On the first floor, the extensive landing leads to four impressive bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms. The top floor has three further bedrooms, again all with en suite bathrooms, with two bedrooms available as interconnecting. Six of the seven bedrooms are double aspect which flood them with light from every angle.
Outside there is a substantial three-bay garage, lawns, formal gardens and paddock, a short tennis court, an in-ground hot tub, various ponds, a greenhouse, various outbuildings, light woodland and stream, all set in about three acres.
Quiet and private, the house sits in the centre of its plot within the peaceful but vibrant village of Graffham, offering local amenities such as the village shop, pubs, a tennis club and church. Secluded but not isolated, Blytheswood and its gardens face due south providing sunny, unrestricted views of the South Downs.
Almost completely rebuilt in 2003, the house is light and airy with the expansive reception hall setting the scene for gracious living and giving the first glimpses of the drawing room, dining room and family room. Each room captures a different aspect of the day and offers incredibly flexible entertaining space for all events in the calendar.
The recent addition of the fabulous kitchen/breakfast orangery at the rear of the house is perfect for the family in which to socialise. The south and west facing views of the garden and South Downs from the orangery and the 180 degree bi-folding doors extend the house into the garden and make the outside feel part of the living space.
The ground floor has underfloor heating throughout. On the first floor, the extensive landing leads to four impressive bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms. The top floor has three further bedrooms, again all with en suite bathrooms, with two bedrooms available as interconnecting. Six of the seven bedrooms are double aspect which flood them with light from every angle.
Outside there is a substantial three-bay garage, lawns, formal gardens and paddock, a short tennis court, an in-ground hot tub, various ponds, a greenhouse, various outbuildings, light woodland and stream, all set in about three acres.
Petworth 5 miles, Midhurst 5 miles, Chichester 12 miles, Haslemere 12 miles, Petersfield 16 miles, Guildford 20 miles, London 50 miles
A3 (Milford) 15 miles, M25 (J10) – 29 miles, Haslemere 10 miles (London Waterloo from 49 minutes), Petersfield 16 miles (London Waterloo from 66 minutes), Pulborough 8 miles (London Victoria 75 minutes)
Distances and times are approximate
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Just 50 minutes from London Waterloo by train, Haslemere is a jewel in the crown of the Home Counties, offering relaxing countryside and market town amenities in abundance. As an oasis of peace and tranquillity, Haslemere is one of Surrey’s most desirable locations, with a beautiful variety of properties on offer including timbered and tile hung town houses, expansive estates and highly sought-after private roads It’s also a great commuter spot, with London Waterloo reachable via train in just under an hour, and 40 miles away via the A3 which links to the M25 and wider motorway network. The area remains popular with families thanks to Surrey’s reputation for excellent schooling in both state and private sectors, including the likes of St Bart’s, Camelsdale, and St Ives. From our office in the centre of Haslemere at 1 West Street, Knight Frank helps homebuyers find their new home in Haslemere.