Lower Eashing Lane, Godalming, GU7

This delightful early Victorian home, built circa 1860, combines period charm with modern convenience. Meticulously refurbished and extended, it offers three spacious double bedrooms and an elegant sitting room featuring a full-height exposed brick open fireplace. The separate dining room and conservatory provide versatile living spaces, while the extended kitchen/breakfast room boasts contemporary units and integral appliances. Additional benefits include a utility room, downstairs cloakroom, and a stylish upstairs bathroom with shower cubicle. Set within 0.2 acres, the property’s grounds are divided into two distinct garden areas, each with its own unique character—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The double-width garage and private off-road parking accommodate multiple vehicles. Located in a quiet no-through road in Lower Eashing, this home is perfectly positioned for easy access to the A3 and the amenities of nearby Godalming, with scenic walks along the River Wey and the popular "Stag on The River" pub just moments away. There is potential to extend further, subject to planning permission.

Outside

Set within 0.2 acres, the property’s grounds are divided into two distinct garden areas, each with its own unique character. There is a patio and decked area off the back of the kitchen providing the perfect space for relaxing or entertaining. The double-width garage and private off-road parking accommodate multiple vehicles. Located in a quiet no-through road in Lower Eashing, this home is perfectly positioned for easy access to the A3 and the amenities of nearby Godalming, with scenic walks along the River Wey and the popular "Stag on The River" pub just moments away. There is potential to extend further, subject to planning.

Situation

Located in the ancient hamlet of Lower Eashing known for its pretty historic buildings, and the popular Stag on the River Hotel/bar and restaurant which is located on the banks of the River Wey. Countryside walks can be enjoyed literally from the door step while at the end of the lane is a service station with a convenience store. Access to the A3 dual carriageway is provided here for the coast, central London, the M25, and Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Godalming station is only 1.9 miles away with regular trains to Waterloo. The market towns of Godalming and Haslemere, and the County town of Guildford are all comprehensive centres for day to day shopping and have abundant cafe’s, coffee shops, bars and restaurants. The area is extremely popular for its wide range of public schools including Aldro, Barrow Hills, Bedales, Charterhouse (on the oppoisite side of Eashing Lane, there is a footpath leading to Charterhouse School grounds), Cranleigh, Edgeborough, Frensham Heights, Highfield, Guildford High School for Girls, Priorsfield, St Catherine’s, and The Royal Grammar School in Guildford.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-60064

Additional Information

Propane tank and private drainage.
Mains water and electricity.
Guildford Borough Council
Council Tax Band: G