An utterly charming family home in a magical setting with a cottage, swimming pool, tennis court and magnificent gardens originally laid out by Gertrude Jekyll. In all about 6.73 acres

ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Lower House is a wonderful family home and is known locally for being within the walls of the Witley Park Estate. This ensures that the house enjoys a remarkable level of privacy whilst benefitting from being on the edge of the charming hamlet of Bowlhead Green.

The house extends to over 5,500 square feet and benefits from wonderful architectural features both internally and externally. It has over the generations been enlarged and modernised to provide both elegant formal reception rooms and charming family spaces together with a guest wing and separate cottage.

The main house is complimented and surrounded by a remarkable series of gardens
which were designed by Gertrude Jekyll in 1916 including a delightful vegetable garden,
superb orchard, sweeping lawns with amazing collections of topiary, specimen trees and shrubs as well as an exquisite formal partially walled box garden. The owner has copies of the Gertrude Jekyll planting plans and opened the gardens to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme.

In addition there is the walled and gated swimming pool with an excellent pool house incorporating a kitchen, openside entertaining ‘barn’, sauna, shower and changing rooms. There is also a well sited tennis court plus the delightful cottage and additional outbuildings. All these elements combine to complete what is a superb country home.

ABOUT THIS AREA
The picturesque hamlet of Bowlhead Green is a short trip from London, yet it is surrounded by unspoilt countryside and locally there are some fantastic amenities including superb local shops, pubs and restaurants.

Golf Clubs in the area include The West Surrey at Milford, Hankley Common at Tilford and well as Chiddingfold Golf Club and Hindhead Golf Club in their respective villages. The hamlet and local area are filled with beautiful traditional architecture. Extensive stretches of stunning heathland include Thursley Common, managed by English Nature, alongside the National Trust’s Devil’s Punch Bowl. Beyond these lies Hankley Common, overseen by the MOD. All are open to the public and provide miles of bridleways and footpaths. The south coast with its marinas and beaches is to the south via the A3. Locally there is polo at Cowdray and Hurtwood, with horse racing at Goodwood, Sandown, Epsom and Fontwell. Guildford to the north is a hugely popular shopping destination with hundreds of shops from high-street favourites to independents. Evenings offer dozens of restaurants, lively nightlife, a cinema complex and a sports centre. The area boasts some of the best schools in the country, with excellent private and state options, making it popular for young families.

London is easily accessible via the A3. Several train stations on the London to Portsmouth line, including Milford with upgraded parking, serve the area. The M25 provides access to Heathrow and Gatwick.

TOWNS & TRAIN STATIONS
Central London 42 miles
Heathrow 38 miles
London Gatwick 45 miles
Guildford Mainline Station 11.2 miles
London Waterloo from 41 minutes
Witley Station 3.4 miles
London Waterloo direct from 56 minutes
Milford Station 4.6 miles
London Waterloo direct from 53 minutes