Camelsdale, Haslemere

GUIDE £730,000 - £750,000  This attractive and beautifully presented Edwardian semi-detached home is located in a prime position in Camelsdale village, just a stone's throw away from the historic market town of Haselemere. The house benefits from a single storey rear extension and loft conversion, retaining all its original charm and character whilst providing a modern and spacious layout.

The property has been finished to a high specification throughout, being entered through the front door into an elegant hallway. The sitting room offers maximum light with its large bay window. The open working original fireplace gives the room a relaxed, comfortable feel. Further on lies a cloakroom, sizeable utility room, and understairs cupboard. The wonderful kitchen, breakfast/dining room provides an excellent entertaining space which can be easily extended into the rear garden with fully retractable bi-fold doors.

Leading up the stairs you reach the family bathroom with views of the rear garden and along the landing two good sized double bedrooms. Upstairs to the loft conversion with under-eave storage areas. The master bedroom and ensuite both feature velux windows offering maximum light. Along the landing is the fourth bedroom/study with views of the garden and recreation area.

Outside the rear garden can be accessed via the side gate entrance, back door or through the bifold doors. The garden features a limestone patio, deck and gravel area with mature shrubs and hedges, providing a low maintenance outside space.

Additional Property Details:

Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: Chichester
Services: Mains Gas, Electric & Drainage
Tenure: Freehold
Lease Length: N/A
Service Charge: N/A
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Camelsdale & Surroundings:

Stradling the northern end of the South Downs National Park, Camelsdale is the quintessential English village. It provides Arnolds Garage petrol station/convenience store, a primary school, tea room, and renowned beauty spots. Its close proximity to the historic market town of Haslemere means that more amenities are available, including a Waitrose and Marks and Spencer Foodhall.

The area is particularly well served with outstanding state and private schools. Recreational facilities include the Herons Leisure Centre with its multiple squash courts, gym, and swimming pools. Haselemere is ideally located for the London commuter with Waterloo within 55 minutes and Heathrow and Gatwick less than an hour away. The south coast lies only 25 miles distant.

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