Sandy Lane, Rushmoor, Farnham, Surrey, GU10

Detached three bedroom house with separate one bedroom annexe. Level gardens, driveway parking, idyllic rural position on a quiet road leading onto Frensham Common.

Occupying a peaceful position along the sought-after Sandy Lane, within easy reach of the beautiful Frensham Common, Ponds and surrounding National Trust heathland, Strange Ways is an attractive detached family home complemented by a self-contained one-bedroom annexe. Having been thoughtfully extended over the years and cherished by the current owners since 1977, the property offers exceptionally versatile accommodation suited to modern family life, multi-generational living or those seeking an additional income opportunity.

A generous gravel in-and-out driveway provides parking for several vehicles before leading to an entrance area to both dwellings.

To the front of the house are two inviting reception rooms, each enjoying attractive bay windows. The principal sitting room centres around a fireplace fitted with a dual-fuel log burning stove, creating a warm focal point, whilst the separate dining room opens directly onto the south-facing garden through patio doors, making it an ideal space for entertaining throughout the warmer months. Beyond, an L-shaped study provides an excellent work-from-home space or children's playroom, adding further flexibility to the ground floor.

The kitchen enjoys pleasant views over the rear garden and is fitted with an extensive range of cupboard and drawer storage, complemented by an integrated oven, grill and gas hob together with a useful breakfast bar for informal dining.

Upstairs, the generous principal bedroom benefits from fitted bedroom furniture, an electric wood-burning style stove and a contemporary en-suite shower room. Two further double bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom featuring both a bath and a large walk-in shower.

Originally the detached garage, the self-contained annexe provides an excellent opportunity for independent living, guest accommodation or a home business. The ground floor offers an open-plan living space with kitchenette and patio doors to the front. Upstairs is a spacious double bedroom with en-suite shower room. Externally accessed are a useful utility area and cloakroom.

Offering a rare combination of a detached family home, self-contained annexe and a delightful semi-rural setting close to some of Surrey's most treasured countryside, Strange Ways presents a wonderful opportunity for buyers seeking flexible accommodation in an enviable location.

Outside, the south-facing rear garden enjoys a high degree of privacy and is predominantly laid to lawn with a full-width paved terrace immediately adjoining the house, creating an excellent space for outdoor dining and entertaining. Raised vegetable beds, a summerhouse and a garden shed enhance the garden's practicality, whilst mature boundaries provide an attractive backdrop throughout the seasons.

Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: F (Correct at time of publication and is subject to change following a council revaluation after a sale)
Services: The property has mains water, electricity, gas fired central heating to radiators and mains drainage.
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LOCATION: Rushmoor is a charming village within the parish of Frensham, estimated to only have a population of only 880. Providing a real rural idyll whilst still being close to the hustle and bustle of the nearby Georgian market town of Farnham.

The villages of Tilford, Frensham, Elstead, Thursley and Churt are all close by (all within The Surrey Hills AONB); with various local shops and amenities on offer; including the pubs of The Duke of Cambridge and The Barley Mow in Tilford, The Three Horseshoes (Thursley) and The Hollybush (Frensham).

There is an excellent choice of both state and private schools in the area including South Farnham School, Weydon Secondary School, St. Polycarps, Edgeborough, Frensham Heights, More House and Barfield.

Walking, riding and cycling can be enjoyed at Hankley Common, Frensham Ponds, Thursley Nature Reserve, Witley and Milford Commons, Elstead Moat Pond and Board Walk and The Devils Punchbowl. Hankley golf club is very close by and sailing is available at Frensham Great pond.

South West train service runs a frequent service from Farnham Station to London/Waterloo in approximately 53 minutes. Communications are excellent with the A31/A3 and mainline station providing links to London and the South Coast. The A331 Blackwater Valley road links Farnham with the M3, M25 and Heathrow.

Farnham is an old English Georgian market town with narrow cobbled streets and attractive architecture boasting many shops, cafés and restaurants, a 12th century castle and parish church. The town plays host to monthly and seasonal markets and the centrally located Farnham Maltings Arts Centre offers theatre, film and crafts events. New to the town is Brightwells Yard complex bringing a new shopping centre with a six screen cinema, restaurants, town square and public gardens.