Hamlash Lane, Frensham, Farnham, Surrey, GU10

A charming, well presented property offering flexible family accommodation in a village location within walking distance of amenities.

This attractive Victorian family home is situated in an extremely sought after location in the quintessential village of Frensham.

Upon entering the ground floor comprises inviting entrance hallway featuring oak flooring, sitting room with open fireplace and oak flooring, open plan kitchen/dining/family room with wood burning stove, oak flooring, oak worktops, Rangemaster cooker, storage cupboard and French doors to rear. There is an adjoining lobby area/boot room, downstairs cloakroom and an internal door through to the garage.

The first floor continues to impress, with four well-proportioned bedrooms and family bathroom with separate shower.

Outside
Externally the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a large and tasteful patio area for entertaining and the garden is well screened with mature trees and hedging. There is a garden shed, Wendy house and the garden faces in a south-easterly direction. To the side of the property there is access to the front. The gravelled driveway is gated and provides access to the single garage.

The property is set in the heart of Frensham village within a delightful country location. The countryside around Frensham is protected, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the Green Belt and the property is within walking distance of the cricket club, village shop/ post office and popular Hollybush public house.

This countryside is renowned for its Commons, many within the ownership of the National Trust, interspersed with bridleways and footpaths and particularly at the nearby Frensham Common and Ponds, providing excellent riding and walking country, with sailing at Frensham Great Pond. The nearby market town of Farnham is renowned for its Medieval and Georgian buildings. Farnham is an historic former market town lying on the Surrey/ Hampshire border, widely recognised for its attractive architecture. The town offers extensive cultural and shopping facilities. Within the town is a train station providing direct access to London Waterloo in approximately one hour. The town also lies on the A31 connecting Guildford and the A3 to the east and Winchester to the west. The A331, (Blackwater Valley link road) provides dual-carriageway access to the M3 in the north.