- Detached Family Home With Wraparound Gardens & Woodland +
- Large Kitchen/Dining Room With French Doors Onto South Facing Terrace +
- Wood Burning Stove Within Dual Aspect Sitting Room +
- Utility Room and Separate Boot Room +
- Principal Bedroom with Ensuite, Built In Wardrobes & Views +
- Two Detached Annexes—Both Requiring Modernisation +
- Direct Access Onto Footpaths +
- Far-reaching Countryside Views +
- Delightful Semi-Rural Location Within A Prestigious Setting +
- Within A 25 Minute Walk Of Haslemere Station +
Set in an elevated and secluded plot of approximately one acre and enjoying commanding views across open countryside, Braeside is a substantial and flexible four-bedroom detached home offering an exceptional blend of family living, guest accommodation and workspace. With two self-contained one-bedroom annexes, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a home that offers adaptable solutions for multi-generational living, home working, or rental potential.
Tucked away in the quiet enclave of Stoatley Hollow, just off the prestigious Bunch Lane, Braeside is approached via a charming single-track lane, providing a tranquil, semi-rural feel — while remaining within easy walking distance of Haslemere station (0.9 miles via footpath) and 1.5 miles to the High Street.
The property opens onto a generous private driveway offering ample parking and a strong sense of privacy. The house sits in an elevated position, perfectly placed to take full advantage of its beautiful natural surroundings and countryside views.
Inside, a wide and welcoming hallway connects the main living areas. To the left, the double aspect drawing room is bathed in natural light and features a wood-burning stove and with views out over a south-facing terrace. Opposite, the study enjoys far-reaching views to the front, while to the rear, a cosy family room/snug overlooks the garden.
The kitchen/breakfast room is a real centrepiece of the home. Remodelled with a timeless Higham shaker kitchen, it features elegant Silestone worktops, a double Butler sink. There is also ample room for a large dining table, with French doors (installed 2021) opening to the South-facing terrace, making it ideal for modern family life. A separate utility room, cloakroom, and boot room with garden access complete the ground floor.
Throughout the ground floor, you’ll find engineered oak flooring, contributing to the home’s warmth and character. The windows and doors have been thoughtfully upgraded — the kitchen doors and windows were replaced in 2021, with the remainder of the house’s windows replaced in 2022 and new external doors installed in 2024, all fitted by Timber Windows Company and The Sash Window Company.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys a sweeping outlook, fitted wardrobes, and a luxurious en suite shower room installed in 2024 by Littlejohn Bathrooms, featuring underfloor heating. Three further well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom, fully refurbished in 2020, and there's also a large storage cupboard off the landing.
Outside, the gardens wrap around the house, including generous lawns, mature planting, woodland, and two formal terraces – ideal for dining or relaxing outdoors. A timber shed lies within the woodland area. Elsewhere within the woodland, there is a section that was previously used for keeping chickens and still features a former coop.
Of particular note are the two detached annexes (in need of updating and modernisation). The larger, situated next to the garage, offers an open-plan living/bedroom space with a kitchenette and separate shower room. The second, located to the rear of the main house, includes a bedroom and shower room, storage cupboard as well as an adjoining potting/greenhouse — making it ideal for potential guests, older children, or as a home studio.
The property sits on a no-through road, ensuring peace and privacy, yet a footpath from the front gate leads to open countryside, including scenic walks toward The Devil’s Punch Bowl and Black Down, perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors.
Please note: The current owners have advised that Japanese Knotweed has been identified on the property, located over 40 metres from the house. A professional treatment and monitoring plan is in place, with 2 years of active monitoring remaining, followed by a further 10-year insurance-backed guarantee—providing cover through to 2037.
Mains: Gas, Electric, water. Sewerage treatment plant
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Waverley Borough Council Tax Band: G (£4,093.40)
EPC RATING: D
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