- Four-bedrooms +
- Character features +
- Sitting room with Inglenook fireplace +
- Private rear patio courtyard +
- Separate front garden +
- Car port +
- Views towards Shottermill ponds +
- EPC Rating = D +
A beautifully presented period cottage set beside the Shottermill Pond, offering timeless charm, elegant interiors and idyllic gardens in one of Haslemere’s most picturesque positions.
Description
Dating from 1606, Corner Cottage is a picturesque Grade II listed cottage situated in this popular position close to the village of Camelsdale, on the outskirts of Haslemere.
This tastefully designed property has an abundance of charm and has retained many of its original features associated with its age including original beams and fireplaces. The sitting room with its magnificent Inglenook fireplace and log burning stove is a fabulous feature, this room is filled with light and westerly views over the patio courtyard, also leading through to the dining room which is currently used as a study/ snug. There is a beautifully crafted Shaker style kitchen with grey cabinetry and white stone worktops, Range cooker, wine cooler and American style fridge. A stylish cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
The first floor is well planned with a central hallway, four/ five bedrooms and two bathrooms (one en suite). Four of the bedrooms are west facing with views towards the Shottermill ponds, one of these being the principal bedroom with a generous en suite bathroom. Bedroom five is flexible in it’s use as a dressing room or a study. Corner Cottage occupies a plot of 0.25 acre with a generous front garden, west facing courtyard and a car port.
Location
Situated on Shottermill Pond, just three miles from Haslemere, which sits on the border of Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex and is one of the most popular market towns due to it’s accessibility, excellent schools and mainline train station.
Haslemere town centre offers a good selection of local shopping, restaurants, pubs, churches and its own Museum. A more extensive range of shopping, leisure and cultural amenities is available at Guildford or Chichester. The Mill gastro-pub is close by as is Arnolds Garage which offers every-day essentials. A short walk up Marley Lane gains access into protected rural down land, offering miles of land for walking, running, cycling and riding.
There is a wide choice of both state and private schools in the area, Camelsdale Primary School, Highfield and Brookham, St Ives and Churchers College.