6 bedroom detached house

Weavers is a very handsome and substantial family house which extends to over 4,000 sq ft of generous, beautifully presented accommodation.

The house was designed and built in 1910 by 'master builder' W. G. Tarrant who is well known for his work throughout Surrey in particular the creation of St Georges Hill and The Wentworth Estate.

The front door opens into a lovely reception room with sweeping staircase off which are 3 wonderful large reception rooms including an incredible double height sitting room, a beamed and part panelled dining room and a very comfortable family room.
There is also a well fitted study with views to the front.

The magnificent kitchen/breakfast room has a double height window overlooking the garden and swimming pool and is beautifully appointed with stylish units, various seating areas and room for a large dining table. A door leads onto the terrace.

Upstairs via a galleried landing are 6 double bedrooms over two floors with 4 lovely bath/shower rooms, all enjoying views in all directions.

The gardens and grounds are very private with mature hedges and trees for privacy and protection. Unusually for a house in the Hockering, Weavers has a secondary access off Cleardown leading to a detached double garage.

There is a beautiful swimming pool which benefits from sun for most of the day as well as a lovely west facing summer house looking over the lawn.

Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area:

Main House: 4099 sq ft
Outbuildings: 429 sq ft

Weavers is located in the Hockering which is a gated estate in arguably one of the finest locations in Woking.

The majority of the properties within the estate are substantial houses set in large grounds; and one of the greatest benefits is its peaceful setting within a conservation area but within close proximity to Woking station (approximately 1 mile) with its mainline and very frequent service to London Waterloo taking approximately 23 minutes.

Woking town centre is within about 1.2 miles and has a very extensive range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities.

London, the south coast and the national motorway network can be reached via the A3 at Guildford, the M3 at Bagshot or the M25 at Junction 11 (Chertsey).

Distances: Woking Station 1 mile (London Waterloo from 23 minutes), Guildford 7 miles, Central London 28 miles (All distances and times are approximate)