This spacious three-bedroom apartment is located on the first floor of a handsome period building. Dating from the early 20th century, the building features splendid red brick and tiled elevations. Inside, the apartment comprises almost 2,000 square feet of stylishly appointed accommodation, with high-quality fittings throughout.

The main reception room is the generously proportioned dual aspect drawing room, with attractive fireplace and gas fired stove and doors opening onto two roof terraces with far reaching views. The formal dining room, which adjoins the kitchen, is also dual aspect and boasts a feature fireplace. The modern, contemporary styled kitchen has fitted units to base and wall level, as well as integrated appliances by Bosch.

There are two well-presented double bedrooms including the principal bedroom with its built-in storage, sliding glass doors to the roof terrace and en suite shower room. The second bedroom also benefits from built-in wardrobes. Additionally, there is a third bedroom, currently used as a study with fitted storage and desk space. The apartment also has a shower room.

Outside

The apartment building is set in a stunning location, surrounded by the woodland of Craigs Wood. There is parking at the front of the building, as well as a private garage and workshop space for the apartment. The apartment itself benefits from two south-facing roof terraces, providing the ideal space in which to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Situation

The neighbouring villages of Hindhead and Grayshott are located on the Surrey/Hampshire border, surrounded by stunning countryside, including the National Trust sites of Ludshott Common and the Devil’s Punch Bowl. Hindhead and Grayshott offer plenty of local amenities, including a choice of pubs, restaurants, shops and small supermarkets, while the popular town of Haslemere is just five miles away with its choice of shopping, restaurants, cafés and large supermarkets. For leisure, Hindhead Golf Club is close-at-hand, while the area is excellent for schooling options, with several independent schools, including St. Edmund’s, Amesbury and The Royal School. Transport links to and from the area are superb, with the A3 less than half a mile away and mainline rail services available in Haslemere (55 minutes to London Waterloo).

A3 1.3 miles, Haslemere mainline station 2.3 miles (55 minutes to London Waterloo), Haslemere town centre 2.7 miles, Heathrow Airport 34 miles, Central London 44 miles

Directions

From Haslemere High Street, head south and at the roundabout, take the second exit onto the B2131/High Street/Lower Street. Continue straight ahead as it becomes the A287 and after 1.4 miles, you will find the entrance on the left.