Wishanger Lane, Churt, Farnham, Hampshire, GU10

A character cottage in a semi rural position, benefitting from two reception rooms, private garden, garage and parking.

This beautiful 1940's cottage has an abundance of charm and is tucked away within its own haven of peace and tranquillity.

The ground floor comprises a framed front porch opening onto an entrance hallway, delightful sitting room with wooden flooring and wood burning stove, open plan kitchen/breakfast room with vaulted ceiling, family/snug room with French doors onto garden, downstairs cloakroom.

Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, the principal bedroom having built in wardrobe, and family bathroom.

Outside
The property is tucked away off Wishanger Lane and is approached via a gated picket fence with a flagstone pathway leading up the house. The front garden overlooks surrounding countryside and has an area of lawn, an array of flowers and shrubbery. To the rear, the garden faces due west and there is a patio area, flat lawn garden, studio, storage shed, and a mixture of flowers and shrubbery.

The property is situated in a beautiful rural position near to Frensham Great Pond. The nearby popular village of Churt has an array of local shops, a highly regarded village school, church and public house.

An approximate 15 min drive is the charming Georgian market town of Farnham with high end shops, cafes and facilities including leisure clubs. To the south is the Hindhead golf course, Hindhead, Haslemere and the A3, providing access to London and the south coast. Both Farnham and Haslemere provide rail access to London Waterloo in approximately one hour.

The surrounding area boasts many miles of unspoilt countryside, most of it under the ownership of the National Trust and there are numerous opportunities for walking and riding at nearby Frensham Ponds, Hankley Common and Bourne Woods. There is sailing at Frensham Ponds and golf at Hankley and Hindhead.

Farnham lies on the A31, which links Guildford to the east down towards Winchester in the west. The Blackwater Valley Road, (A331), enables dual-carriageway access to the M3 joining at junction 6. The area is renowned for excellent government funded and independent schools Waverley Abbey Junior School and South Farnham School as well as Frensham Heights, Edgeborough and St Edmunds.