• Beautifully presented 1930s detached family home
• Elevated position with woodland views
• Four bedrooms
• Two bath/shower rooms
• Double aspect sitting room
• Dining/family room
• Kitchen
• Hall and cloakroom
• Detached double garage
• Delightful garden - overall plot just under 0.25 acre

An attractive and superbly presented four bedroom detached 1930s built family home in this sought after road in the heart of Camelsdale, just a short walk from the village school and 1.2 miles from Haslemere main line station.Adjoining the South Downs National Park at the rear and with lovely views to the front towards Marley Common and woodland, this handsome and well appointed home was built in 1935 of traditional brick and rendered elevations. The property has typical 1930s characteristics which include good sized rooms and picture rails along with a brick fireplace and wood burner in the double aspect sitting room. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom, large open plan dining/family room and kitchen having a fabulous stainless steel Rangemaster cooker. On the first floor are four bedrooms; three good sized doubles and a single, complemented by a luxuriously appointed family bathroom and separate shower room. There is a part boarded loft with ladder and light, gas central heating via radiators and double glazed windows.The property is approached through gates and a tarmacadam driveway leading to the detached double garage having twin doors, roof space, light and power. Steps and a path lead to the natural stone front terrace and entrance area, which has a sunny westerly aspect. Accessed from both sides of the house, the rear garden has a wooden decked terrace, railway sleeper/shingle steps to the well tended lawn, established hedged boundaries which adjoin the South Downs National Park at the rear, greenhouse and garden shed.

Tenure
Freehold