This wonderful period cottage is in the heart of the sought after village of Crondall, and believed to be around 300 years old. The property has plenty of character throughout, with original oak beams, brickwork and fireplaces, combined with elegant modern fittings to create a thoroughly pleasant family home.

On the ground floor, the characterful sitting room has oak beams overhead and an impressive brick-built inglenook fireplace. Beyond the sitting room is a further reception room/study leading to a store. The open-plan kitchen/dining room has a stylish, modern, bespoke wood-framed shaker kitchen featuring a central island with a breakfast bar, Carrara marble worktops, integrated NEFF appliances, Quooker water boiling tap, Rako lighting system and French doors leading to the rear paved terrace. There is also a utility/boot room and cloakroom. The kitchen/dining room, cloakroom and utility/boot room all benefit from underfloor heating.

The first floor landing has delightful oak beam work and leads to four double bedrooms each of which is comfortable and beautifully presented. The principal bedroom has skylights, welcoming plenty of natural light and an en suite shower room with contemporary fittings. Two of the other bedrooms feature built-in storage. There is also a family bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bathtub.

Outside

A shared gravel driveway leads from the main road to the cottage, with a five-bar wooden gate providing access. The sunny southfacing garden features an area of lawn, paved terracing, border hedgerow, plentiful parking and provision for electric car charging. To the rear of the property is a brick built garden store and further paved terracing.

Situation

The property is set in a highly sought after position in Crondall, within easy reach of the village amenities, yet close to open farmland with country walks on the doorstep. This quintessential English village has excellent facilities including a highly-regarded school, well-attended church, two pubs, a village shop/post office, cricket ground, bowls club, doctors’ surgery, tennis court and golf course.

The historic market towns of Farnham and Odiham offer a good range of High Street and independent shopping, recreational and educational facilities with the more extensive facilities of Guildford approximately 13 miles away. There is an excellent range of private schools in the area including Edgeborough, St Nicholas’, and Lord Wandsworth College.

This is an ideal location for commuters with mainlineconnections to London from Fleet, Farnham and Winchfield. By road you can link with the A31, A3 and M3 which provide access to London and the coast and M25. Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton Airports are accessible all within one hour.

Directions

Sat Nav GU10 5PE. Leave Farnham town centre along West Street turning right by the VW garage into Crondall Lane. Continue onto Dippenhall Street, into the village of Crondall look for the second turning on the right (unmade short lane)and Byrons is set back on the left hand side.