With an attractive façade featuring decorative arched windows and elevations of tiles, stone and painted brickwork, Little Hermitage is an appealing property, full of character and with beautifully presented interior accommodation. The reception hall leads through to an enchanting sitting room which showcases parquet flooring and provides the warming ambience of a wood-burning stove set within the inglenook fireplace. A door links into the kitchen/dining room which is filled with natural light courtesy of four east-facing windows and double glazed doors providing an outlook over the rear garden. Fitted with flagstone flooring and Shaker-style cabinetry, topped with wooden work surfaces, the well-designed kitchen features a setting for a range stove with pretty tiled splashback and a length of units which create a subtle divide to the dining area. Ancillary space is provided by an adjoining utility room, whilst a private study is accessed from the sitting room.
On the first floor, the roomy landing has skylight windows and access to eaves storage, with the accommodation comprising three bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom. The principal room has characterful beams to the ceiling and benefits from extensive fitted wardrobe storage, as well as en suite bathroom facilities.

A brick and flint wall fronts the lane, with double five-bar gates providing access onto a gravelled driveway and a parking area. The lawned garden at the frontage has a row of saplings, underplanted with spring bulbs, and offers raised planters which will benefit from the southerly aspect. A length of clipped hedging and a majestic mature tree creating a division to the front garden whilst a paved pathway provides a route via a timber side gate to the rear garden. Paved terracing adjoining the back and extending to the side of the property offers opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. Beyond the patio, an area of lawn is bordered by planted beds and a timber arbour over paving in the far corner of the plot provides an alternative spot to relax and enjoy the outside setting.

The picturesque village of Elstead is situated in the Surrey Hills AONB, surrounded by green open spaces offering opportunities for walking, cycling and riding. Local amenities include a well-regarded primary school, sports clubs, recreation ground, public houses, a convenience store, post office, medical surgery and a pharmacy. A further range of facilities are available in the charming market towns of Farnham and Godalming, with the university town of Guildford slightly further afield providing comprehensive retail, leisure and cultural amenities. The nearest railway station is in Milford, with services also available from Godalming, providing commuters with journeys into London Waterloo and Victoria, as well as to south coast destinations. Road-users are within easy reach of the A3 which links to the M25 and to the major road networks. Excellent schooling in the vicinity includes Rodborough at Milford, Godalming Sixth Form College, Guildford High School, Charterhouse, Prior’s Field, King Edward’s and Barrow Hills at Witley, St. Catherine’s at Bramley and Cranleigh School.