No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
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MapFarm
Sold STC
Farm
4 beds
Features and description
- 4 - 5 bedrooms
- 3 reception rooms
- 3 - 4 bathrooms
- 3.88 acres
- Outbuildings
- Period
- Detached
- Double Garage
- Garden
- Parking
The house at Hambledon Farm is believed to date back to the 12th century at its earliest part. The property has been sympathetically extended, updated and modernised over the years giving us the beautiful family home we see today.
The property provides well-proportioned family accommodation over two floors with the building boasting many period features such as original fireplaces and oak beams. As one would expect from a property of this era, the house is of timber construction under a handmade clay tile roof.
The property is being sold with an existing planning consent to extend the property to the southern elevation to create a larger kitchen/breakfast room and further enhance the bedroom accommodation to the first floor.
Adding further to the accommodation to the house is the separate detached guest cottage. This lies across the driveway by the principal entrance to the property and provides exceptional additional accommodation ancillary to the main house, with the arrangement affording both properties great privacy.
Outside, the property is entered via a gravel turning area providing parking for numerous cars. The grounds surrounding the house are mainly laid to lawn with some established shrub borders and lead away to the west via an old orchard and tennis court to some beautiful old woodland.
Available by separate negotiation and just to the south of the main house is a secondary access point beyond which are two garages and with the access track here leading deeper into the land where a collection of old barns and stables is found. This is a range of outbuildings which currently are in need of work, but are ripe for conversion and/or change of use subject to the usual consents. To the south of the barns lie two large paddocks with the grassland presented in good order and being well fenced.
The property provides well-proportioned family accommodation over two floors with the building boasting many period features such as original fireplaces and oak beams. As one would expect from a property of this era, the house is of timber construction under a handmade clay tile roof.
The property is being sold with an existing planning consent to extend the property to the southern elevation to create a larger kitchen/breakfast room and further enhance the bedroom accommodation to the first floor.
Adding further to the accommodation to the house is the separate detached guest cottage. This lies across the driveway by the principal entrance to the property and provides exceptional additional accommodation ancillary to the main house, with the arrangement affording both properties great privacy.
Outside, the property is entered via a gravel turning area providing parking for numerous cars. The grounds surrounding the house are mainly laid to lawn with some established shrub borders and lead away to the west via an old orchard and tennis court to some beautiful old woodland.
Available by separate negotiation and just to the south of the main house is a secondary access point beyond which are two garages and with the access track here leading deeper into the land where a collection of old barns and stables is found. This is a range of outbuildings which currently are in need of work, but are ripe for conversion and/or change of use subject to the usual consents. To the south of the barns lie two large paddocks with the grassland presented in good order and being well fenced.
Lodsworth 1.5 miles, Haslemere 7 miles (London Waterloo 52 minutes), Petworth 5.5 miles, Midhurst 5.5 miles, Chichester 18 miles, Guildford 20 miles
London 48 miles
(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.