Marley Lane, Haslemere, GU27

Charming Alpine-style home in an elevated, semi-rural position on the outskirts of Haslemere. Triple aspect reception room with bi-fold doors, vaulted ceilings, principal bedroom with balcony and en suite, study, timber sun deck, terraced gardens and parking, close to Marley Common.





Set in an elevated, semi-rural position on the outskirts of Haslemere, this charming house is distinguished by its Alpine-style architecture and bright, spacious accommodation throughout. Magnificent countryside views, vaulted ceilings and generous outdoor space combine with immediate access to National Trust heathland and woodland, while Haslemere’s town centre and mainline station remain within easy reach.

The Approach

Adjoining Marley Lane slip road, a parking area provides space for two or three vehicles. From here the plot rises towards the house, with steps leading up to a magnificent timber decked sun terrace that enjoys lovely views across the surrounding countryside. A further series of steps rises to the side of the property, where a glazed entrance door opens into the house.

Ground Floor

The entrance leads into a welcoming reception lobby with a useful coat cupboard and access to a modern fitted shower room. From here the accommodation flows into a superb double aspect kitchen/dining room, positioned centrally within the home, with direct access to the principal reception room.

This impressive triple aspect room enjoys an abundance of natural light, with high-level bi-fold doors opening onto the front sun deck to take full advantage of the rural views. An open fireplace provides an attractive focal point.

To the rear, a further reception room, currently used as a study, is double glazed and has double-opening doors leading directly onto the rear garden. It would work equally well as a home office or additional bedroom.

First Floor

A timber staircase with glazed panels rises to a spacious landing with a vaulted ceiling, generous enough to accommodate a home office or work area.

All three bedrooms have impressive vaulted ceilings. The principal bedroom is particularly striking, with full-height glazing to the front and double-opening doors onto a private balcony, from which the same magnificent views can be enjoyed. It also has an en suite dressing room leading through to a luxuriously appointed en suite bathroom. The two further bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles positioned to the rear of the property, and the floor is completed by a separate shower room.

Gardens and Grounds

Side access leads around to the rear of the property, where the garden is arranged over a series of terraces. Steps rise to a raised rear decking area and continue to the remainder of the garden. The upper garden comprises gently sloping lawns, with screening fencing and established shrubs to the side and mature oak trees providing an attractive backdrop to the rear.

Location

Elevated and semi-rural, the property sits on the outskirts of Haslemere, combining countryside surroundings with convenient access to the town’s excellent range of amenities. It is close to the highly regarded Marley Common, owned and managed by the National Trust and accessed further along the lane. The common offers an extensive area of heathland, woodland and open countryside for walking and riding. A network of footpaths and bridleways lies within walking distance, including sections of the popular Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path, ideal for walkers, runners and cyclists.

Haslemere town centre offers a good range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services, together with sporting and leisure facilities, including Haslemere Leisure Centre. The area is well served by schools, with local primary schooling nearby and a choice of well-regarded primary and secondary schools in Haslemere and the surrounding villages. The town is also home to Haslemere Education Museum and a number of community facilities.

For commuters, Haslemere railway station provides a mainline service to London Waterloo, with journey times of under an hour. The A3 gives direct access north towards London and Guildford, and south towards Petersfield, Portsmouth and the wider motorway network