Withies Lane, Compton, GU3

This large Victorian home provides 2434 square feet of living space arranged over three floors and includes a double garage. Waterhaw has been cherished by the current owners for 20 years, however, there are further possibilities to extend and reconfigure subject to the usual planning consents.
Currently, double-height bay windows add character and light to the main reception rooms and principal bedrooms, while all living and bedrooms enjoy a leafy view either of the garden and fields to the rear, or across the allotments opposite at the front.
Of particular note is the 25'2 x 12'4 sitting room, with a log-burning stove and ornate stone fire surround. The contemporary Kitchen with breakfast bar and island, benefits from a range cooker, French Doors leading out to the garden and it is open-plan to a conservatory which is used as a dining room. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a boot room/entrance hall, and a W.C. Upstairs are four good double bedrooms all with with built-in wardrobes which share a family bathroom on the firs floor.

Outside

An idyllic setting in just over a third of an acre, backing on to rural farmland and opposite allotments, the outside space is a terrific feature of the property. There is ample parking on the block pavior driveway in addition to the garage, as well as soft landscaping and mature front garden. The rear garden faces south-easterly and abuts farmland and fields, with sweeping lawn, and mature trees and shrubs. Views can be enjoyed on the terrace which is just off the kitchen and conservatory providing a space to relax and entertain in warmer months.

Situation

On a picturesque lane in the pretty surrey village of Compton, sometimes known as The Artist's Village, with the famous Watts Gallery, tea rooms and very special Grade l Listed Chapel. Compton has a lovely 11th Century Church unique in England with its double sanctuary, and is also home to the highly regarded Withies Inn and restaurant. This village is so well located lying south of The Hog's Back, forming part of the Old Pilgrim's Way, within an Area of Great Landscape Value, being between the larger Towns of Godalming and Guildford (each within 3 miles and serving Waterloo from 37 minutes). For those commuting access onto the A3 is immediately at hand, linking with the M25 at Wisley with access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Farncombe provides the nearest mainline station serving Waterloo in about 40 minutes, together with a very useful range of local shops and several highly regarded schools.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-54787

Additional Information

Guildford Borough Council
Council Tax Band: G
EPC: D
All services mains connected.