• 7 bedrooms +
• 7 reception rooms +
• 3 bathrooms +
• Detached +

Highmead is an impressive family home set in a wonderfully tranquil and highly sought after position along Whitmead Lane, on the edge of Tilford. This handsome family home offers exceptional space, character and versatility, arranged over three floors and complemented by a self contained first floor annexe. The principal reception rooms are beautifully proportioned and enjoy lovely views across the gardens, including an elegant drawing room, formal dining room and spacious billiards room as well as other generous living spaces filled with natural light. The upstairs accommodation offers flexibility for family living, guests and home working.

The gardens and grounds wrap around the property, beginning with wide sun lit terraces on two sides that provide elegant spaces for outdoor dining, morning coffee or evening relaxation. Beyond the terraces, a broad, level lawn stretches to the east, and is ideal for recreation. To the south, the land gently descends into beautiful, park like gardens, with open lawns punctuated by mature trees and well established shrubs, offering colour, texture and interest throughout the seasons.

Together, these varied spaces create a rare combination of structure, tranquillity and natural beauty—perfect for both family life and refined outdoor entertaining.

Highmead is superbly positioned within a mile of Tilford and just three miles from the historic market town of Farnham, with Guildford approximately ten miles to the north and London around forty two miles distant.

Communications are excellent, with mainline services to London Waterloo from Farnham (from 55 minutes) and Guildford (from 34 minutes), and convenient access to the M25 at Junction 10, some 20 miles away. Heathrow and Gatwick airports lie approximately 34 and 46 miles respectively.

The area is renowned for its outstanding selection of schools, including Amesbury at Hindhead, Aldro in Shackleford, Frensham Heights and Edgeborough in Frensham, St Catherine’s in Bramley, Charterhouse in Godalming and Wellington
College in Crowthorne.

Nearby Hindhead and Liphook provide additional day to day amenities, while the surrounding countryside offers exceptional leisure opportunities, including Hankley Common and Cowdray Park.

Highmead is ideally placed for walking and riding, with Hankley Common and Frensham Common—both owned by the National Trust—along with Alice Holt Forest, providing extensive trails and open heathland to explore.