Fullers Vale, Headley Down, Hampshire

The Old Shop dates back to the 1890s and is a delightful detached character family home which was originally run as the local general store. The shop closed around 1956 when it was converted to a residential property. Situated within well maintained grounds and located on the edge of Hilland Woods, plus providing easy access to the National Trust Reserve of Ludshott Common. This unique family home needs to be viewed to fully appreciate with spacious and versatile accommodation afforded throughout.

The Old Shop is arranged over three floors and is accessed via an oak framed porch which leads into the upper ground floor. A well proportioned hallway gives access to the sitting room with open fireplace, two further reception rooms and the fifth bedroom. There is also a separate cloakroom plus a very useful utility room with a boiler room, which could easily double as a boot room if so required, given its direct access to the garden and driveway.

Turning stairs take you down to the lower ground floor with its own porch and entrance hall, which leads to a modern refitted kitchen with electric Rangemaster oven, induction hob and double butler sink. A spacious dining room with open fireplace and double casement doors leading into the garden is also on this floor along with a shower room.

The remaining four bedrooms (two of which offer fitted wardrobes) and family bathroom can be found on the First Floor.

Internally, this historic property benefits from many character features and an intriguing layout. Outside there is a cottage style garden, areas of lawn, vegetable garden, small pond and gated driveway with parking for several cars. The detached timber garaging with power and light is accessed along Ferndale Terrace. The entire plot measures approximately one quarter of an acre.

The property is moments away from National Trust land at Ludshott Common, with endless miles of walking, cycling and horse-riding possibilities. The village has a small selection of convenience stores as well as a fuel station. A further range of services can be found in the adjoining village of Headley. These include a newsagent, a delicatessen, a beauty salon as well as a doctor’s surgery and pharmacy, a primary school, two pubs and a church. A wider range of services and shops can be found in Grayshott, whilst high street shopping and mainline stations can be found at Haslemere and Farnham. Access to the A3 is close by, which in turn leads to motorway connections to London, the South Coast and both London Airports.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E (East Hampshire District Council)
Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains drainage and electricity.