Hammer, Haslemere

Guide Price £450,000 - £465,000 This admirable, well-presented three-bedroom, two-bathroom semi-detached home is nestled in the leafy semi-rural hamlet of Hammer yet within easy reach of the historic market town of Haslemere and its mainline railway station.
A private oasis, the property sits within secluded front and rear gardens with a path leading to the front door before opening to immaculately presented accommodation featuring principal bedroom with en-suite shower room alongside two further bedrooms and family bathroom.

The ground floor is where this charming cottage comes into its own with a front aspect sitting room featuring plantation shutter blinds, and deep built-in storage. The kitchen/breakfast room that sits at the rear of this home offers a pleasant outlook over the garden benefiting from integrated appliances including an induction hob, cooking hood, and wine fridge.

Outside, the lovely rear garden is accessed via patio doors leading from the kitchen and into the outdoor seating area. The pleasantly laid-to-lawn garden also provides an air-conditioned timber-laden home office, making it the ideal environment to work from home. The front garden is laid to lawn enclosed by a variety of hedging along with a car port, allowing off-street parking  for one vehicle.

Additional Property Details:

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

Located on the edge of the South Downs National Park, Hammer is a small hamlet on the outskirts of Haslemere. Within 1.5 miles of Haslemere's mainline station and 2 miles of the A3 trunk road, Hammer is an ideal position for those wanting to enjoy a semi- rural position close to National Trust land whilst the convenience of travel links and town centre. Haslemere is a thriving market town and offers a wide and varied range of shopping facilities with many multiple and individual stores.

There is a vast array of restaurants catering for most tastes, a range of coffee houses and the town is ideally located for the commuter with fast links to the airports and a station on the Portsmouth Waterloo line giving access to London in approximately 55 minutes. Haslemere is particularly well served with schools that are within walking distance and recreational facilities include The Herons Leisure Centre with its squash courts, gym and swimming pools and the South Coast is approximately 25 miles distant.

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