Frith End, Bordon, Hampshire, GU35

Nestled in the tranquil and highly sought-after hamlet of Frith End, this delightful 3/4 bedroom family home offers an unparalleled blend of privacy, comfort, and unique architectural charm. Situated in a secluded position, the property is surrounded by beautifully mature gardens that create a serene backdrop for every room in the house.

Nestled in the tranquil and highly sought-after hamlet of Frith End, this delightful 3/4 bedroom family home offers an unparalleled blend of privacy, comfort, and unique architectural charm. Situated in a secluded position, the property is surrounded by beautifully mature gardens that create a serene backdrop for every room in the house.

The ground floor opens with an inviting main entrance hall that leads into a superb open-plan living suite. This expansive layout seamlessly incorporates a formal sitting room and a generous family room, perfect for modern lifestyles. A dedicated library area with custom fitted shelving and ample desk space provides a quiet retreat for work or study. This area flows effortlessly into the heart of the home: a bright, social kitchen and dining room designed for gathering. Practical needs are well-catered for with an adjacent utility room and cloakroom, while a secondary door provides convenient access to the expansive sun terrace.

On the first floor, the accommodation consists of three well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, including an en suite to the primary bedroom. Adding significant value and versatility to the estate is a self-contained one-bedroom annex situated above the double garage. Complete with its own sitting room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom, this space is ideal for guests, extended family, or a home office.

The exterior of the property is truly enchanting. A private front driveway leads to the substantial double garage and workshop, while the rear gardens serve as a private sanctuary. A shallow stream meanders through the grounds, crossed by a charming timber bridge that leads directly to the house. For outdoor entertaining, a large sun terrace and decking area overlook the lower lawn and water. The grounds are further enhanced by a timber studio and a standout thatched gazebo, which is fully equipped with lighting and heating for year-round enjoyment. With its specimen trees and lush screening, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of immense character in a remarkably private setting.

Additional Information:

Materials used in construction: Brick

Drainage: Septic tank

Bottled Gas

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Frith End represents a truly idyllic pocket of the Hampshire countryside, offering a rare balance between secluded rural charm and modern accessibility. Living on the edge of Alice Holt Forest provides a spectacular natural extension to your garden, where the rolling farmland and vast Forestry Commission woodland of the South Downs National Park create an endless playground for walking, cycling, and riding. This outdoor lifestyle is perfectly complemented by a wealth of local recreation, as residents are situated in something of a golfing "Golden Triangle." With Blacknest Golf Course only a mile away and the prestigious fairways of Farnham, Hindhead, and Hankley Common within easy reach, the area is a premier destination for sport enthusiasts.

Despite its tranquil setting, the logistical connections are remarkably convenient. The nearby village of Bentley serves as the heart of the local community, offering essential amenities like a village store, post office, and a highly regarded junior school, alongside a dependable rail link directly into London Waterloo. For more extensive needs, the historic town of Farnham is just six miles away, providing a sophisticated blend of Georgian architecture, independent shops, and vibrant dining options. This location is further enhanced by excellent road links via the A31 and A331, which grant effortless access to the M3 and A3 corridors, making travel to London’s airports or the south coast surprisingly straightforward.