"What really struck me about this house is the sense of space and flexibility inside, combined with the open outlook over the south-facing garden and neighbouring playing fields — it’s a setting that’s increasingly hard to find so close to town." - Chantries & Pewleys

This fine attached barn conversion combines period charm with thoughtful modernisation, creating a house that feels both characterful and easy to live in. Exposed beams, an open fireplace and well-proportioned rooms give the house a strong sense of identity, while recent improvements ensure the accommodation works comfortably for modern life.

The main reception rooms enjoy a pleasant outlook over the rear garden, bringing a strong connection to the outside and making these spaces feel calm and well balanced throughout the day. The layout across both floors is flexible, allowing rooms to adapt easily to different needs, whether for family living, working from home or entertaining.

At the heart of the house is a stylish kitchen, centred around a large island with extensive wooden work surfaces. Fitted with integrated appliances, this is a practical and sociable space that works well for everyday use as well as more informal gatherings.

Outside, the property benefits from a detached garage and extensive driveway parking for multiple vehicles. The south-facing garden is mainly laid to lawn, bordered by mature hedgerows and trees, and enjoys a lovely sense of privacy while immediately adjoining the playing fields of Charterhouse School. In total, the grounds extend to approximately 0.68 acres.

Mark Way is a highly regarded private residential road, positioned around 1.5 miles from the centre of Godalming. The town offers a thriving High Street with a wide range of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, together with both Sainsbury’s and Waitrose. Road links via the A3 at Hurtmore provide access towards London and the south coast, while the surrounding area offers excellent schools, leisure facilities and miles of open countryside and riverside walks.