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Beechmead, Knobfield, Abinger Hammer Well Present Family Home, Set in the Heart of the Surrey Hills Beechmead, Knobfield, Abinger Hammer Well present family home, set in the heart of the Surrey Hills. to Description Trodds Lane. Follow the road to the end and at the Guide Price £700,000 Set in the heart of the Surrey Hills, an area of junction, turn right towards Newlands Corner. Continue Outstanding Natural Beauty, with many miles of on A25 through the villages of Shere and Gomshall into Overview glorious countryside literally on the doorstep, Abinger Hammer. As you enter the village, you will see a cricket green on your right, turn right here into Felday 5 bedrooms Beechmead is an attractive detached family home with flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. Road. Continue on this road which becomes Horsham 2 bath/shower rooms Road and then take the third turn on the right into Hoe The spacious ground floor offers a large sitting room Lane. Knobfield will be on your right hand side. Sitting room with a playroom/bedroom 5 accessed off it and Kitchen/breakfast room agenerously proportioned kitchen/breakfast room Mileages which opens out on to the deck and rear garden beyond. Guildford town centre 9 miles WC There are also 2 further bedrooms on the ground Guildford station 9.2 miles floor including the master with ensuite shower room. Gomshall Station 2 miles Large, enclosed rear garden All mileages are approximate. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom. Workshop Energy Rating Ample driveway parking Situation C Abinger Hammer is situated within easy reach of both Dorking and Guildford. The neighbouring villages of Postal address Shere and Gomshall offer wonderful local amenities Beechmead, Knobfield, Abinger Hammer, Dorking, and Gomshall railway station is moments away from the Surrey RH5 6RJ property offering convenient access to London Waterloo via Dorking or Guildford. The property is within easy reach Important Notice of the acclaimed Michelin starred restaurant ‘Drakes’ Chantries, their clients and any joint agents give notice in Ripley Village, and there are a number of renowned that: These particulars do not form any part of any offer country pubs within walking distance. For the active walker, or contract and must not be relied upon as statements rambler or cyclist, the stunning scenery of the Surrey Hills or representations of fact. Any areas, measurements or are easily accessed, and a number of excellent golf courses distances are approximate. Text, photographs and plans are just a short drive away. are for guidance purposes only and are not necessarily comprehensive. All fixtures and fittings are deemed as Directions removable by our clients unless specifically mentioned Proceed out of Guildford along Epsom Road towards in the text of these particulars and confirmation must Merrow. After about 2 miles, at the roundabout, take be sought via your solicitor as to what is included in the the third exit and follow the road round to the left onto sale. No services have been tested. 2 St Mary’s Terrace, Mill Lane, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3TZ 01483 405222 • www.chantries.net • [email protected] Beechmead Knob Field Abinger Hammer Dorking RH5 6RJ Gross internal floor area for Main House (approx.): 169.6 sq m (1,826 sq ft) Workshop (approx.): 14.4 sq m (155 sq ft) Not to Scale. Total (approx.): 184 sq m (1,981 sq ft) Copyright © Apex Plans. .
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