• Deceptively spacious, four/five-bedroom home +
• Three reception rooms +
• Versatile accommodation spaced over four floors +
• Cosy living room with Inglenook fireplace +
• Adorned with character features throughout +
• Off street parking for one vehicle +
• Additional parking permits available for nearby locations +
• Split level garden with decking and patio areas +
• Walking distance of the High street and main line station with a footpath from rear garden leading to the centre of town +

WELCOME HOME Welcome to Anchor Cottage, a true piece of history, found in the heart of Haslemere Town. Originating back to the early 1600's, Anchor House, as it was known then, is believed to be one of Haslemere’s earliest freeholds, and still retains its beautiful character features including stunning Inglenook fireplaces, exposed oak beams and oak flooring. Having been ingeniously transformed in 2008 by externalising the stairways, Anchor Cottage is a deceptively large property, offering just shy of 2,000 sqft of versatile accommodation, ideal for a growing family, and is within a stones throw of Haslemere towns’ facilities, including the mainline station, the bustling High Street with its array of independent shops and eateries, and schooling options. This property is a truly unique find and we highly recommend a viewing of this beautiful home to fully appreciate what it has to offer. DOWNSTAIRS As you step through the front door, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall that flows into a spacious, double-aspect living room. This charming room features a striking Inglenook fireplace and exposed wooden beams. The kitchen, equipped with a Rangemaster cooker nestled perfectly in its designated alcove, offers ample space for both cooking and entertaining comfortably seating six, and has picturesque views over the rear garden and beyond. Descending to the lower level, you’ll find two additional versatile reception rooms, ideal for various uses. A well-appointed shower room completes the living space, and a stable door provides convenient access to the rear garden. UPSTAIRS Ascend to the first floor where the home’s character continues to unfold, with exposed wooden floors, high ceilings and striking oak beams in both double bedrooms. This level also features the main family bathroom with Japanese style Deep Soaking bath tub, adding to the convenience and charm of the space. A further staircase leads you up to the second floor, revealing just how deceptively spacious this home truly is. On the top level, you'll find two additional double bedrooms, each with vaulted ceilings, both beautifully adorned with period features that enhance the sense of elegance and character in this 390 year old home. At the front of the house, accessed from Lower Street, you'll find off-street parking for one vehicle conveniently located right in front of your home, providing ease and practicality in a central location. The garden is a rare find, generously proportioned and split-level, offering a private and tranquil retreat despite its close proximity to the town centre. Currently home to chickens and a sunken trampoline for the children, it’s a space brimming with charm and versatility. Whether you’re looking to entertain or simply unwind, the garden offers multiple areas to relax, with the only decision being whether to enjoy the outdoors on the decking area or retreat to the serene patio. Freehold EPC Rating D Mains Gas, Electricity & Water Grade II Listed Building status granted in 1977 Council Tax Band E Waverley Borough Council Strictly with the selling agents, Abby Wheeler & Michaela Sanders