Worplesdon

Introducing 'Bridley House,' a charming seven bedroom detached family residence, majestically positioned to offer breathtaking views over its expansive 1.27 acre south facing gardens. Built in 1916 by the esteemed architect and master builder WG Tarrant, this exquisite home exudes character, featuring high ceilings adorned with period cornicing, traditional large windows, and a variety of fireplaces. The spacious accommodation is thoughtfully arranged over three floors, including an impressive reception hall with a grand turning staircase, a dual aspect drawing room, two further separate reception rooms, and a large open plan Clive Christian kitchen.

The seven bedrooms provide ample space for family and guests, with three well-appointed bathrooms catering to modern needs. The principal bedroom is particularly noteworthy, boasting a dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom equipped with a Kohler Riverbath and an enclosed steam shower, ensuring a private retreat of utmost comfort. Each room within this residence reflects the timeless elegance and architectural prowess of its era, offering a seamless blend of historic charm and contemporary convenience.

Externally, the property is enveloped by beautiful, secluded grounds, featuring a large raised terrace perfect for enjoying the stunning vistas. Adjoining the main house is an indoor swimming pool complex, which, though requiring updating, presents an exciting opportunity for restoration or conversion into additional accommodation, subject to the usual planning consents. This fine residence is also ideally situated for commuters, providing easy access to London while offering a peaceful and private countryside escape. 'Bridley House' is a truly unique home that promises an exceptional living experience.

Situated conveniently between Guildford and Woking, both equipped with mainline stations offering frequent services to Waterloo in approximately 38 and 26 minutes respectively, this property enjoys excellent accessibility. Brookwood Station, located approximately 1.5 miles away, provides further connections to Waterloo in around 40 minutes.  Guildford and Woking boast a diverse array of amenities encompassing shopping, social activities, education, and recreation, while the nearby A3 at Guildford ensures easy access to London, the south coast, and Heathrow and Gatwick airports via the M25. With several golf courses in the vicinity and nearby countryside walks leading to the charming Village of St Johns, outdoor enthusiasts will find much to explore. Families will appreciate the wide selection of reputable schools available, including Guildford High School, Rydes Hill Preparatory, Tormead, Royal Grammar School, Guildford County, Lanesborough, Charterhouse, and Aldro, among others.

Council Tax Band H
EPC Rating C
Tenure: Freehold