The Courtyard is a striking and individual barn conversion, designed to maximise light, space and its idyllic surroundings. Rich in character, the property features exposed beams and high quality finishes, seamlessly blending period charm with modern convenience, including extensive attic space.

The layout is both practical and flexible, with generous reception areas ideal for entertaining, alongside comfortable and well-proportioned bedrooms. The central courtyard is a particularly special feature, creating a unique focal point and a sheltered space for relaxing or socialising. With delightful views across its gardens, land and woodland, this is a home that offers both tranquillity and versatility in equal measure.

This property has 10 acres of land.

Outside

Set in an elevated position, The Courtyard enjoys beautifully maintained formal gardens, predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and well-defined boundaries. The grounds extend to approximately 10 acres, including paddocks, open fields and areas of woodland—perfect for equestrian or lifestyle use. The property is approached via double five-bar gates leading to a generous driveway with ample parking and turning space.

Additional outbuildings include: - Two double car ports and workshop, with a large attic - Additional garage and barn - Three stables - A detached studio - The gardens and house benefit from a favourable south-easterly aspect, enjoying both immediate and far-reaching views.

Situation

Situated along a private farm lane, The Courtyard enjoys a secluded position within a sought-after semi-rural setting on the Hampshire/Surrey border.

The nearby towns of Farnham, Petersfield and Alton offer a wide range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities, while excellent transport links provide easy access to London via mainline stations, including Bentley, with journeys to London Waterloo in under an hour. The surrounding countryside is renowned for its natural beauty, offering exceptional walking, riding and outdoor pursuits, alongside a selection of golf courses and sailing opportunities nearby. There is also an excellent choice of highly regarded state and independent schools within the area.

Directions

From Strutt & Parker’s Haslemere office, head west on Lower Street (B2131) and continue straight ahead, past the train station towards Hindhead. After just over three miles take the first exit followed immediately by the first exit at the two mini roundabouts, onto Portsmouth Road. At the next roundabout, take the second exit onto Headley Road. Continue for three miles, at the roundabout in Headley Down, take the second exit and then after a further quarter of a mile, turn right onto Churt Road. After half a mile, turn left onto Spats Lane and then after three quarters of a mile, continue straight ahead at the junction onto Picketts Hill for about 1.5 miles, then turn right and the drive to the property will be found shortly thereafter on your right.