The Keep is an attractive and well-presented semi-detached home in a central village location. A well designed semi-detached character cottage built 11 years ago using traditional construction techniques. The entrance hall is a good size and leads on to the staircase to the first floor, which is wide & straight. The sitting/dining room has a gas effect fire and is adjacent to the kitchen and doorway to the garden. The downstairs cloakroom is tucked away. On the first floor the main bedroom has an en suite shower room and fitted wardrobe. There are two further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. All benefit from a pressurised gas fired central heating system. EPC rating C

Outside

A tarmac driveway to the front of the house provides off-road parking for several cars, with evergreen hedging creating privacy. A short path leads to the front door. At the rear, a paved patio offers space for outdoor dining and relaxation whilst enjoying buzz of this central village position. There is an area of lawn and some occasional planting. There is a garden shed and pathway to the front of the house and gateway. Natural boundaries of hedging provide a sense of enclosure on the Western side and the other boundaries are fenced.

Situation

With its village green, playground and sports clubs, the village of Rowledge offers a wealth of amenities to residents which also includes an award-winning butcher, a post office and store and a public house, The Hare and Hounds. The surrounding countryside provides outdoor enthusiasts with a network of footpaths and bridleways, whilst Frensham Common and Ponds offer walking, cycling, fishing and sailing; and forest walks can be enjoyed at Alice Holt’s Forest. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Rowledge Primary School, Frensham Heights, Edgeborough, More House School and Weydon Academy. The picturesque, Georgian market town of Farnham provides coffee shops, pubs, bars and restaurants as well as a good range of independent shopping and recreational facilities, including a leisure centre, David Lloyd centre and various golf courses. Holding the title of England's first Craft Town, Farnham attracts artistic and cultural events many of which are held at the creative art centre, The Maltings. Communications are excellent, with the nearby A331/M3 and A31/A3 linking to London and the south coast, while the mainline station in Farnham provides a regular train service to London. For travel further afield London Heathrow Airport is approximately 30 miles distant, with Gatwick 46 miles away.

Directions

From Farnham station, go up Tilford Road, turning right at the lights into Great Austins. Continue to the next set of traffic lights, and move forward onto The Ridgway. Pass the Tesco Express, Bakery and Butchers and continue for about a mile and a half. At the second mini roundabout turn left into Manley Bridge Road. Follow this road down and then up the hill towards the village of Rowledge. Take the second road on the right into Chapel Road, round the right hand bend, and at the end of the road with the bus stop opposite turn right and take the left turn before the pub into Recreation Road. The Keep is on your right before the tennis courts.