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Land Adj Anvil Cottage, Arford Common, Arford
Planning permission granted
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Land with planning permission for a 4 bedroom dwelling
- Integral garage
- Ground floor hallway and cloakroom
- Main bedroom with dressing area and ensuite bathroom
- Bedroom 2 with dressing room and ensuite shower room
- First floor with large family/kitchen/living rooms
- Study
- Bedroom 3 with en suite bathroom
- Bedroom 4 with ensuite shower room
- Garden
Details available for download via East Hampshire District Council planning website under
case no 21796/005 or details can be emailed by request to: [use Contact Agent Button]
LOCATION
The property is situated adjacent to the Conservation Area of the
Hamlet of Arford. This sought after area being located between
the villages of Headley and Headley Down with its highly
regarded public house, The Crown country Inn, and
approximately a half mile walk is the village of Headley with its
Newsagent, Delicatessen, Café, Hairdressers and The Holly
Bush Public House. The village of Headley Down has a mini
supermarket within its petrol station and late-night convenience
store.
Buses passing through Headley Down serve Bordon,
Aldershot, Farnham, Grayshott and Haslemere. The latter with
a regular main line train service to London Waterloo in under
an hour. A feature to the immediate locality is the miles of
National Trust land at Ludshott Common (from the higher parts
of which you can enjoy panoramic views over East Hampshire
and the South Downs National Park). The area has been
designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for its
wildlife, and a Special Protection Area (SPA) for its birds. Other
nearby beauty spots are within an easy reach to include
Waggoners Wells, The Devils Punch Bowl with sailing at
Frensham Great Pond. Golf is available at Liphook, Blackmoor
and Hindhead. The nearby village of Grayshott affording a
comprehensive range of shopping facilities to include
Sainsburys and a Co-operative Store. Road accessibility has
been improved tremendously following the opening of the A3
Hindhead tunnel in 2011 offering improved journey times to the
main airports of Gatwick and Heathrow, approximately 50 miles
and 41 miles respectively with access to the M25 at Junction
10 (22 miles). Hindhead provides miles of walking and plenty
of opportunity for both cyclists and horse riders alike to enjoy
the improved facilities such as new wider footpaths,
underpasses and footbridges linking both Bramshott and
Hindhead Commons, which were previously divided by the old
A3.
LOCAL AUTHORITY: East Hampshire District Council.
VIEWINGS: This site forms part of our
clients private grounds and as such all
viewings are to be strictly by appointment
with the Agent.
Peter Leete and Partners
The Green, Headley Road, Grayshott,
SPECIAL NOTES: Peter Leete and Partners and its Clients
give notice that: they have no authority to make or give any
representations or warranties in relation to the property.
These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and
must not be relied upon as statements or representations of
fact. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate.
The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and
are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed
that the property has all necessary Planning, Building
Regulation or other consents, and Peter Leete and Partners
has not tested any services, appliances, or facilities.
Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or survey.
Peter Leete and Partners is a member of The Property
Ombudsman scheme and acts in accordance with their code
of practice.
case no 21796/005 or details can be emailed by request to: [use Contact Agent Button]
LOCATION
The property is situated adjacent to the Conservation Area of the
Hamlet of Arford. This sought after area being located between
the villages of Headley and Headley Down with its highly
regarded public house, The Crown country Inn, and
approximately a half mile walk is the village of Headley with its
Newsagent, Delicatessen, Café, Hairdressers and The Holly
Bush Public House. The village of Headley Down has a mini
supermarket within its petrol station and late-night convenience
store.
Buses passing through Headley Down serve Bordon,
Aldershot, Farnham, Grayshott and Haslemere. The latter with
a regular main line train service to London Waterloo in under
an hour. A feature to the immediate locality is the miles of
National Trust land at Ludshott Common (from the higher parts
of which you can enjoy panoramic views over East Hampshire
and the South Downs National Park). The area has been
designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for its
wildlife, and a Special Protection Area (SPA) for its birds. Other
nearby beauty spots are within an easy reach to include
Waggoners Wells, The Devils Punch Bowl with sailing at
Frensham Great Pond. Golf is available at Liphook, Blackmoor
and Hindhead. The nearby village of Grayshott affording a
comprehensive range of shopping facilities to include
Sainsburys and a Co-operative Store. Road accessibility has
been improved tremendously following the opening of the A3
Hindhead tunnel in 2011 offering improved journey times to the
main airports of Gatwick and Heathrow, approximately 50 miles
and 41 miles respectively with access to the M25 at Junction
10 (22 miles). Hindhead provides miles of walking and plenty
of opportunity for both cyclists and horse riders alike to enjoy
the improved facilities such as new wider footpaths,
underpasses and footbridges linking both Bramshott and
Hindhead Commons, which were previously divided by the old
A3.
LOCAL AUTHORITY: East Hampshire District Council.
VIEWINGS: This site forms part of our
clients private grounds and as such all
viewings are to be strictly by appointment
with the Agent.
Peter Leete and Partners
The Green, Headley Road, Grayshott,
SPECIAL NOTES: Peter Leete and Partners and its Clients
give notice that: they have no authority to make or give any
representations or warranties in relation to the property.
These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and
must not be relied upon as statements or representations of
fact. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate.
The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and
are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed
that the property has all necessary Planning, Building
Regulation or other consents, and Peter Leete and Partners
has not tested any services, appliances, or facilities.
Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or survey.
Peter Leete and Partners is a member of The Property
Ombudsman scheme and acts in accordance with their code
of practice.
Property information from this agent
About this agent
Peter Leete and Partners was established in 1971 and now celebrating 50 years! - for other significant events in 1971 visit the link on our website. The founder who had cut his teeth running a chain of estate agents in and around the Sutton area moved out to the ‘sticks’ where his wife’s family had retired to. Initially running his business from home it soon became necessary to find premises and the old estate office on The Green at Grayshott became available (at that time in use as a hairdressers, previously a cobblers and originally the village estate office where rents were paid by local tenants). This offered an ideal office in a prominent position with adjacent free public car park (the ‘Fox and Pelican’ watering hole being located ‘at a convenient remove’ having no influence). Peter became a well-known local figure with his trademark ‘My Lord’ and ‘see you when you’re older,’ among other ‘Peterisms.’ Many enjoyed his sense of humour reflected in his old-style advertising copy (permissible prior to the introduction of the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991). A particularly memorable advert follows: "Not for the faint-hearted, a property to endow your personality upon! View with caution and whatever you do don’t view in stilettos as you will damage the floorboards which are suffering from rising damp, which is helping to drown an infestation of the death watch beetle." A stampede ensued and a sale was concluded that weekend. Peter Leete ran the office until his retirement in 2005 when the reins were handed over to his 2 sons who have continued the traditions of the firm centred on independence, impartial advice and client first principles – one might suggest traditional estate agency values largely lost in today’s world of corporate chain sales agents. The firm continues to trade from the original premises in Grayshott.