• Walking distance of Station and Town +
• Detached family home +
• Flexible and adaptable accommodation +
• Great garden +
• Double garage +
• 3 Bedrooms +
• 2 Bathrooms +
• Open plan Kitchen/dining room +
• Sitting room with great view +
• Snug/family room +

Perfectly located within a short walk of the station, the High Street or Wey Hill and open countryside. The current owners bought their home in the 1990's when it was split into 2 apartments and they have thoughtfully converted back into a family home with adaptable and flexible accommodation with views over Wey Hill and towards Farnham Lane from the first floor. Approached via steps from Longdene Road leading to the front door and access to the rear garden. On the ground floor running from the front to the back a fabulous Kitchen - dining room will be found, a perfect space for the family or entertaining; along with a snug/family room, bedroom 3 and a bathroom. On the first floor our clients have a sitting room running front to back to make the most of the view over Haslemere and their garden plus a further 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. The gardens are a great size and primary laid to lawn. It has terraced areas interspersed by fruit trees and at the top a wonderful view. A double garage will be found to the front of the house. Overall the property provides excellent family accommodation with the opportunity to put your own stamp on your new home.
Longdene Road is a well-regarded residential road in the centre of Haslemere just a short walk to the station and High Street/Wey Hill. Haslemere is situated on the border between Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire and is well placed for access to London either via the A3 London to Portsmouth Road or via the mainline station to London Waterloo in under an hour. The area provides an excellent choice of schooling catering to all ages in both the state and private sectors. Haslemere town centre offers a wide range of shopping, sporting and leisure facilities and the area is renowned for its beautiful countryside which includes many walks and bridleways, as well as vast areas of land in the ownership of the National Trust.