Constructed of red brick, Mead House is an attractive part-tile-hung double-fronted family home offering more than 2,200 sq ft of light-filled, flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. Providing a practical and cohesive living and entertaining environment, with glazed internal doors on the ground floor admitting a wealth of natural light, it is configured to maximise the stunning views over open fields and rolling hills to the front and rear aspects.

The ground floor accommodation flows from a feature arched front door opening into a welcoming reception hall with useful storage, a cloakroom and stairs rising to the first floor. It gives access to a spacious dual aspect sitting room with a large bay with full-height glazing incorporating French doors to the rear terrace, together with a feature open fireplace. The property also benefits from a generous dual aspect dining room and a well-proportioned front aspect study. Further is a good-sized, dual-aspect kitchen with quarry-tiled flooring, a range of wooden wall and base units, complementary work surfaces, and tiled splashbacks, as well as modern integrated appliances. There is space for a table for informal meals, and a glazed door leads to the rear terrace. An interconnecting fitted utility room, with its own glazed door to the side aspect, provides additional functionality.

The property’s first floor houses four double bedrooms and a family bathroom. All four bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, the rear aspect principal bedroom also benefitting from an en suite bathroom with twin sinks and a bath with shower over.

The property is approached through a five bar gate over a gravelled driveway and forecourt providing private parking. The driveway leads past the house to a detached double garage to the rear, which also has an internal store with a door to a small paved terrace and the rear garden beyond. The generous well-maintained rear garden is laid mainly to lawn bordered by stock fencing. It features a generous paved terrace accessible from the sitting and kitchen/breakfast rooms, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying far-reaching views over surrounding fields and rolling hills.

Located on the Surrey/Hampshire border and surrounded by fields and rolling hills, Ewshot village has a church, village hall, pub and recreation ground. Farnham offers high street and independent shopping, supermarkets including Waitrose, restaurants, pubs and recreational facilities including leisure and David Lloyd centres and nearby golf courses. The towns of Fleet and Odiham are easily accessible, with the major centres of Guildford and Basingstoke slightly further afield. Transportation links are excellent: the A287, A31/A3 and M3 link to major regional centres, London and the south coast, while Farnham and Fleet stations (3.9 and 4.0 miles respectively) provide regular services to London Waterloo in less than an hour.