- Beautiful three-bedroom character cottage dating from circa 1910 +
- Refurbished throughout to an exceptional standard with artistic design flair +
- Quiet rural lane setting with woodland views, close to Headley and Churt +
- Cosy reception room with log-burning fire and open-plan contemporary kitchen/breakfast room +
- Conservatory overlooking pretty cottage gardens, plus study and shower room +
- Principal bedroom with bespoke fitted wardrobes and stunning outlook +
Warren Powell-Richards are delighted to present this charming three-bedroom character cottage, refurbished throughout to an exceptional standard
Believed to date from around 1910, the property is tucked away in a quiet rural lane and enjoys lovely views across surrounding woodland, while being conveniently located a short distance from both Headley and Churt. Having been refurbished and thoughtfully designed by an artist, the cottage offers something truly special, combining period charm with a stylish contemporary finish.
The accommodation begins with a well-proportioned reception room, featuring a cosy log-burning fire that creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere. This flows seamlessly through to a beautifully appointed open-plan, fully fitted contemporary kitchen and breakfast room, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Doors from the kitchen lead into a delightful conservatory, which enjoys views over the pretty cottage gardens and provides a peaceful space to relax. The ground floor further benefits from a study, a shower room and additional useful storage.
To the first floor, stairs lead to three bedrooms and a cloakroom. The principal bedroom enjoys stunning woodland views and is complemented by bespoke fitted wardrobes, while the remaining bedrooms are well presented and in keeping with the character of the home.
The property is ideally situated in a rural position between Headley and Churt, with Headley Down being an attractive residential area surrounded by many acres of National Trust commonland. These include Ludshott Common and the recently created Headley Down Nature Reserve, offering excellent opportunities for walking and riding. In the immediate vicinity there is a small convenience store and takeaway, with a newsagent and delicatessen located in Headley village. A short walk across Ludshott Common towards Grayshott brings you to Applegarth, which is open seven days a week from breakfast through to evening meals, often hosting entertainment and themed dining events, alongside a popular farm shop, restaurant and cookery school. A wider range of shops and services can be found in Grayshott, while mainline stations and high street shopping are available in Haslemere and Farnham. The A3 is also easily accessible, providing excellent links to London, the South Coast and both London airports.