Coophurst Lane, Ewhurst, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6

Attractive home in a peaceful rural setting.

Description

Originally forming part of Coophurst Farm, Blossom House was converted in 2018 to an exceptionally high standard by the current owner. Occupying a most beautiful setting on the edge of Ewhurst village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this well appointed home is ideal for families or downsizers.

An inviting entrance hall with open eaves leads you in the dual aspect kitchen / breakfast room. Light and bright featuring integrated appliances, AGA, an attractive central island and walk in pantry there is ample space to dine and entertain.
Conveniently located off the kitchen a well proportioned triple aspect reception room to the front of the house features wooden flooring, inglenook fireplace with log burning stove and far reaching aspect across delightful gardens and grounds.
A second sitting room at the far end of the house is well proportioned and could also be used as a playroom or study. A large WC off the central hallway completes the ground floor accommodation.

Upstairs an impressive principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom benefits from a private balcony enjoying superb easterly views across neighbouring farmland. Bedroom two is again generous in size and offers ample built-in wardrobe space. A third double bedroom can be found across the landing alongside the family bathroom.

A paved stone terrace accessed off the reception room enjoys views across the gardens which are predominantly laid to lawn, extending to approximately 1.35 acres.

The property is accessed via a private gravel driveway and offers ample parking for multiple vehicles.

Location

Blossom House is located on the outskirts of the popular village of Ewhurst on the edge of the Surrey Hills. The village has a number of small shops including a village store and the recently refurbished restaurant with rooms, The Bulls Head Inn. There is an infant school within the village and a number of sought after primary, preparatory and secondary schools in the local area including Cranleigh School, Duke of Kent and Hurtwood House School.

Cranleigh is approximately two miles away and is known as England’s largest village offering extensive facilities often found in a small market town. Within Cranleigh itself are many local independent shops and supermarkets, including an M&S Food Hall. Cranleigh Arts Centre hosts regular films, theatre, bands, comedy and children’s shows.

The Surrey Hills are located just to the north and are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, well known for its rural feel and fabulous countryside. The area is perfect for walking, riding and cycling with several pretty villages nearby.

Square Footage: 2,333 sq ft