Thistledown, Hindhead Guide Price £475,000

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A well cared for and beautifully maintained two bedroom semi detached house, built in 2009 by Bewley Homes
Situated in a quiet cul de sac within a small exclusive modern development
Well positioned for easy access to the A3 and only a short drive from Haslemere mainline train station
Covered entrance porch opening into hallway with WC and stairs to 1st floor
Sitting room with patio doors opening onto the garden
Modern fitted kitchen with space for a breakfast /dining table. Tiled flooring, integrated oven and hob plus fridge/freezer and washing machine
Two first floor double bedrooms, both with en suite facilities; one a shower room the other a bathroom
Level enclosed rear garden, mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and two patio areas, perfect for entertaining
2 allocated bays in barn style garage close to the house
All mains services plus solar hot water panels on the roof

Excellently presented two bedroom semi detached house, situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, within walking distance of National Trust land at The Devils Punchbowl and The Golden Valley and easy access to the A3.

Description

This is an excellently presented two bedroom, semi detached house, situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, away from any passing traffic. Within walking distance of National Trust land at The Devils Punchbowl and The Golden Valley, the house is well positioned for easy access to the A3. Upstairs both the bedrooms are double and have en-suite bathrooms. Outside there is open bay barn-style garage parking and, to the rear, a level enclosed garden.

Location

Hindhead is a small historic village, situated between the larger towns of Farnham and Haslemere, both having good high street shopping and main line rail connections to London. Access to the A3 is easy, with motorway style connections to London, the South Coast and both principal airports. Hindhead benefits from many acres of protected countryside, owned by the National Trust, the Devil's Punchbowl (being one) which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. A small selection of shops and services, including the local primary school can be found within walking distance in Beacon Hill. Close by, there are several Golf Courses, including Hindhead Golf Course which was founded in 1904 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. www.beaconhillhindhead.org