Hurtmore Road, Hurtmore, Godalming, GU7 2RB

"The strength of the house is how naturally the main living spaces work together. The kitchen/dining room forms the centre of the layout, with enough space for day-to-day family life as well as larger gatherings, while the separate lounge and sitting room allow quieter spaces away from the main hub of the house. 

The garden sits particularly well with the house, opening directly from the kitchen and dining area onto a broad terrace that works naturally for outdoor dining in warmer months.  Planting and established trees soften the setting and create a good degree of privacy around the plot.

Upstairs, the bedroom arrangement is practical and well balanced, with a generous and private principal suite, guest suite and two further double bedrooms supported by a family bathroom.

Set behind a wide gravel driveway and surrounded by mature planting, this detached family house occupies an established position within a leafy residential setting. The house sits comfortably within its plot, with gardens wrapping around the property and a detached double garage positioned to one side.

The surrounding area provides access to nearby countryside walks while remaining well connected to local village amenities and road links into Guildford and the surrounding villages." Andrew Blagden - Chantries and Pewleys

The kitchen and dining space is the natural focal point of the house and clearly where much of day-to-day life centres. Arranged as one large open-plan room, the layout gives clear definition between cooking, dining and informal gathering spaces without losing the sense of connection across the room.

A large central island provides additional preparation space and informal seating, while extensive cabinetry and a separate utility room keep the practical elements tucked away. Doors from the dining area  open directly onto the terrace.

The proportions work particularly well for family life, giving enough room for cooking, dining and entertaining without the space feeling overly formal. The main lounge extends along the front of the house and benefits from windows to both sides, bringing consistent natural light throughout the day. Exposed ceiling beams and a wood burning stove add character to the room while the overall proportions allow for multiple seating arrangements.

A separate sitting room, with fitted woodburner provides useful flexibility and would also work well as a study, snug or playroom.   

The principal bedroom is positioned away from the secondary bedrooms and benefits from fitted storage together with a spacious en suite bathroom featuring a double sink and marble walk-in shower.

Three further double bedrooms are arranged across the first floor, one with an en suite shower room. The other bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with large freestanding bath and separate shower, creating a practical setup for both family living and visiting guests.

The bedroom arrangement feels straightforward and easy to use, with good separation between rooms and useful built-in storage throughout.

 
Outside
The rear garden has a natural relationship with the house, extending directly from the kitchen and dining space onto a broad stone terrace that works well for outdoor dining and evening seating.

Beyond the terrace, the garden opens into an established lawn bordered by mature hedging, trees and planted beds which soften the boundaries and create privacy around the plot. The detached garage sits to one side and the gravel driveway provides extensive parking.