This well-presented detached bungalow is set in a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of town, featuring generously proportioned accommodation and a secluded wrap-around garden. Inside, the property boasts a spacious reception hall, a bright sitting room with direct access to the southerly-facing garden, a dining room leading into the conservatory, plus a well-equipped kitchen and utility room. There are 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom. the loft is partly boarded and our client has created a loft room. Adjoining the property there is a purpose built office with power and light, a double garage and an adjoining purpose built storage for a caravan. The primary garden areas are southerly facing; an enclosed loggia adjoins the conservatory a perfect sheltered spot to enjoy the spring and autumn sunshine. The garden is laid to lawn with flower and shrub beds. In front of the garage there is additional parking for several cars. Set within walking distance of an excellent range of local amenities such as Tesco, M&S Foodhall, Woolmer Hill School, Shottermill Infant and Junior Schools and Hasleway Centre. Haslemere railway station has a frequent service to London Waterloo, (in under an hour), and Portsmouth Harbour. Haslemere is surrounded on all sides by open countryside with the Surrey Hills National Landscape to the north, the South Downs National Park to the south including Black Down, and NT Hindhead Common/Devils Punchbowl. The town provides a comprehensive range of amenities including the award-winning Haslemere Educational Museum, Haslemere Hall (for cinema, live music and theatre) and a leisure centre. Haslemere has many independent retailers where you can buy everything from good food to books, household supplies to jewellery, clothing and gifts. There are great coffee shops, pubs and restaurants, schools for all ages, and the coast, at the Witterings, can be reached in less than an hour. There are numerous sporting facilities in the area with Cowdray Park, and the Goodwood Estate within driving distance.
