The property features four well-proportioned reception rooms with wooden flooring and attractive decor, as well as an open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with a lovely outlook over the paddock.

From the welcoming reception hall, with Indian slate flooring, the versatile accommodation has a natural flow. The light and airy dual aspect drawing room is a real feature of the house with an open fireplace, south-facing bi-fold doors and French doors opening onto the terrace. Double doors lead through to the dining room with an open fireplace and brick surround. Further reception space is provided by a comfortable sitting room and separate library. At the heart of the home is the superb kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke Neptune kitchen featuring a central island with breakfast bar, polished granite worktops, integrated appliances, AGA, walk-in larder and space for a seating area.

The principal bedroom enjoys beautiful views over the garden and valley beyond, and benefits from a large en suite bathroom with separate shower and fitted storage. There are five further double bedrooms, two with built-in storage and five further bath/shower rooms (four en suite).

This property has 5 acres of land.

Outside

Hewshott Farm is approached via an electric gate, the driveway provides ample parking and turning for several cars and leads to the detached oak-barn style garage with electric car port and storage above.

The beautifully kept and secluded gardens are a real feature of the property and are divided into two main areas. The south facing formal gardens to the rear are mainly laid to lawn with mature specimen trees, shrubs and a detached garden studio with underfloor heating, power and light. A large sun terrace runs across the rear of the house and can be accessed from the drawing room, providing superb outdoor entertaining space. The detached stables are located within easy reach of the parking and paddocks which total approximately 4 acres.

Situation

Hewshott Farm is set in a peaceful location 1.5 miles from the Hampshire village of Liphook. The village provides plenty of local amenities and including a large Sainsbury’s, local shops, cafés, restaurants and a mainline station offering direct services to London Waterloo. The property is surrounded by National Trust and common land providing wonderful walking and riding and just 0.7 miles from The Prince of Wales public house.

Haslemere town is about 3 miles away, providing a good variety of boutique shopping, restaurants, a Waitrose supermarket, recreational facilities and a mainline station with fast trains reaching London Waterloo in approximately 53 minutes.

The A3 London to Portsmouth road can be accessed at Liphook and Hindhead providing access through the Hindhead tunnel to Guildford, London, Heathrow, Gatwick, the M25, and south to the coast. There is a fine selection of schools in the area including St Ives, St Edmunds, Highfield, Brookham, Amesbury, Bedales, Churcher's College and Frensham Heights.

Sporting facilities include golf at Liphook and West Surrey, racing at Goodwood and Fontwell, polo at Cowdray Park and sailing off the south coast at Chichester.

Directions

Directions: From Haslemere, take the A286 (Shepherd’s Hill) west away from the town centre and after a mile, turn right onto the A287 (Bell Road). After a quarter of a mile, fork to the left, onto the B2131 and then at the next roundabout, take the first exit to stay on the B2131. After a further half a mile, turn right onto Hammer Lane and continue along turning left onto Hammer Vale which leads into Hewshott Lane. After approximately 1 mile turn right down an unmarked road and Hewshott Farm is straight ahead entered through a gated driveway.