The front door opens into a lobby area with under-stairs storage and access into the bright and welcoming kitchen/dining room which has a traditional farmhouse quality to it. There is ample space for a centrally positioned dining table together with a generous range of shaker-style units fitted with Corian worktops and a butler sink.

The double aspect sitting room is equally light and features an open fireplace with a wood burning stove. French doors lead through to a spacious conservatory that offers both wonderful panoramic views and access to the impressive rear garden. A further door from the sitting room provides access to the second staircase together with a utility/boot room with an external door, and a ground floor shower room.

The bedrooms on the first floor can be accessed from the staircases on both sides of the property. Connecting doors in the two rear bedrooms make it possible to move with ease from one side of the cottage to the other. The larger master suite boasts an ensuite shower room and far-reaching countryside views, as is similar with the remaining three bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The rural plot of approximately two thirds of an acre that this property sits within is without doubt a premium feature, with unspoilt countryside in abundance. The well-maintained gardens are filled with mature shrubs and trees offering all-year-round interest. A large Tulip tree in particular, boasts a colourful display every year.

There is ample parking for multiple vehicles and the outbuildings include, a garage with a workshop, several sheds and a summerhouse. A small field to the right hand side of the property was purchased in 2000 and remains in the green belt.

Woodhill is located in rural Send, within easy reach of the village, Send school and the medical centre. The recreational ground is a short walk away making the property ideal for a family or downsizers alike.

Send village is surrounded by open countryside which is ideal for walking and outdoor pursuits. The centre offers local shops for one's day-to-day day needs as well as a modern medical centre, pharmacy and two pubs one of which is situated on the Wey Navigation Canal. There is a good infant/primary school in the village with excellent secondary schools nearby.

The area has excellent road and rail connections with the A3 and Junction 10 of the M25 being within close proximity. Woking Station offers regular service to London Waterloo with trains approximately every 7 minutes and a journey time of around 22 minutes. Alternative services are provided from West Clandon with trains to London Waterloo arriving within one hour.