Stoatley Rise, Haslemere

Quietly positioned with wonderful views, a substantial 5 bedroom detached family house with extensive and flexible and spacious living accommodation in this sort after cul-de-sac.

14 Stoatley Rise is peacefully and privately located towards the top of this development popular with families giving the property some fabulous views, surrounded by nature but within 15 minutes walk of all the amenities and the station that provides access to London Waterloo in around 50 minutes.. By comprehensively extending the property the current owners have created a light and extremely spacious family home with a split level design and 3 superbly proportioned reception rooms complimented by a large kitchen/breakfast room with central island. There is a particularly well balanced blend of contemporary styling along with character rustic charm, with most of the rooms having beautiful oak flooring with the living room having a double sided log burner and bifold doors spilling out onto the paved terrace for a perfect spot for drinks or outside dining. There is a shower room on the upper part of the ground floor which enables the study to become a potential 6th bedroom with the 5 superb double bedrooms on the 2 upper split level floors complimented by an ensuite shower room to bedroom 1 and main family bathroom, The property has attractive leaded light replacement double glazed windows, gas central heating and a utility/boot room of the kitchen/breakfast room.

Planning permission has been granted to further accommodation to be put in above the garage.

Tenure - Freehold

Gardens And Grounds - Both front and rear gardens have been landscaped making the best use of the grounds rising topography, at the front a driveway which has been cobble-blocked in light grey to compliment the landscaping, leading to a parking area and double garage. The rear garden has been carefully planned with tiered areas that include a sun terrace, the log-cabin office/gym/guest-suite with underfloor heating and wood-fired barrel sauna, which featured in a piece in the Daily Mail, along with a log store and vegetable garden.