Wormley, Godalming, Surrey

This delightful semi-detached former coach house features a combination of elegant, modern décor and fittings and charming period styling, including exposed timber beams and stonework. On the ground floor there is a well-proportioned sitting area and drawing room with stripped wooden floorboards, French doors opening onto the rear garden and a fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. The ground floor also has a large kitchen and dining area with French doors to the garden and space for a family dining table. The kitchen itself has shaker-style units, an island and a range cooker.
There are three double bedrooms on the first floor including the principal bedroom with its built-in storage and en suite shower room. The family bathroom is also found on the first floor, while on the second floor you will find a further two bedrooms and a shower room.

Access for vehicles is to the rear of the cottage, where the shared grave driveway provides parking and access to the detached single garage with electricity and is currently being used as a gym. The garden is mostly to the rear and includes paved terracing a brick pathways, an area of lawn and various established shrubs and hedgerows. At the front, there is an area of paved terracing which could be used for al fresco dining.

The property is in the picturesque village of Wormley, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. The village is home to independent King Edward’s School, while nearby Brook is home to a renowned local pub, the Dog and Pheasant. Haslemere and Godalming are both just over four miles away and provide a good variety of boutique shopping, restaurants, supermarkets and recreational facilities. There are excellent schools in the general vicinity, both in the private and public sector, catering for all age groups. Witley train station is just half a mile away and has a service to London Waterloo in 55 minutes. Road communications are easily accessible, with the A3 just three miles away, which connects with the M25, Gatwick and Heathrow airports. The A3 to the south, via the Hindhead tunnel, provides a fast route to the South coast.