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Charles Hill G Glanfield 27 Acres Inin Thethe Surrey Hills AONB H Holmlund Charles Hill G Glanfield 27 Acres inin thethe Surrey Hills AONB H Holmlund Charles Hill Approved Outline PlanningPlanning Application Freehold Land for SaleSale OUTLINE PLANNING May 2015 A Remarkable Five Development Opportunity Luxurious with the Benefit of Outline Sustainable Planning Approval. Family Homes • Located in the SurreySurrey Hills, AONB, AGLV and Metropolitan Green Belt. Village 2 • 34,326 sq. ft. (3,189m2) of Facilities, the HighestHighest QualityQuality ResidentialResidential Development. Schools, • Five ExceptionalExceptional Surrey Transport Vernacular/Arts andand CraftsCrafts StyleStyle Links, Houses. National TrustTrust • 27 Acres (10.96 ha) Parks surrounded byby woods and Parks heaths, interlaced withwith footpathsfootpaths Nearby and bridleways.bridleways. Charles Hill SITE VIEWS Views ofof Some ofof the Approved Proposed Common and Garden Areas.Areas. Proposed LandscapingLandscaping willwill 1111Chi1 Safeguard Existing Countryside, Wildlife Habitat,Habitat, and Management of SpecimenSpecimen Small LakeLake andand RhododendronsRhododendrons Trees, and Award Winning Rhododendrons andand Azaleas.Azaleas. Trust Wildlife Surrey © Approved Parameter Plans MMay a y 22015 0 1 5 ,,,P,O,PO,S4E PEVE OPoE4 PLOTS CHARLES HILL po. ,O.VLG : ., LANDSCAPE PA RAME1 E RS NURSERY , TILFORD . mEADOW SURREY CHARLES RILL PROPOSED PUMING PLOT MAXIMUM RESIDENTIAL EvELOPMENT ZONE NURSERY .11LFORD , 1289.108 FLOOR SPACE (Class C3( TREES PARAMETERS SURREY Hl 742 A rn. 7%7 A It 1 I MOWN GRASS rD colvin& H2 702 sq 'ma 75S61R ft 1120.107 ACCESS ROADS H3 49S, mos 5328 sq rnoaaridoe 62S A Ms 612849/1 WATER R.' HS 625 so mos 67213 sq ft colvin8 TOTAL 111.11All. 3189 SOAA CPA mnnnritirm Draft boundaries Existing water / reservoir Existing water remodelled to lake and pond Existing buildings Gardens Area 6 drive and open area Existing Trees Shrub layer with occasional trees Existing fence retained Palisade fencing Site boundary Byway open to all traffic Bridleway Public footpath Primary road network Unmade road Charles Hill Turners, a listed building thatthat adjoins the boundary of CharlesCharles Hill, aa SiteSite of 2727 acresacres NEIGHBOURS which sits within thethe Metropolitan Green Belt and the SurreySurrey Hills AONB andand AGLV.AGLV. It is set in a mixture ofof open heath and forestryforestry land, but isis bordered byby thethe largelarge residentialresidential curtilages of a number ofof maturemature countrycountry houses,houses, manymany ofof whichwhich are of exceptional quality. The Nearest Local Pub/RestaurantsPub/Restaurants Charles Hill 0 E5 Pr -111p -1-cocap;e1T'1)11-1- -c= ::,:v°11 retain The reservoir-_ will be re-degre-designed- to retain a L , 0 0 smaller lake andan create a ‘habitatiLat poi,cpond’ which RESERVOIR AREA a will be plantedDLJILtd with appropriateapp-- 1, : date native species. P u b s , Health & Beauty, S h o p p i n g , Art & Culture, H o b b i e s , „, J° w • ," 7/1111tAiL The Depatroara Store 01041411.1,41.11111 4iAld Farnham ShopsShops andand ServicesServices O The historic market town of Farnham is the closest town to CharlesCharles Hill. O There is a monthly farmers market and yearly foodfood festival. O The Maltings is thethe cultural hubhub of Farnham hosting;hosting; craftcraft festivals,festivals, clubs, groups, theatre andand musicmusic forfor allall ages. Pubs/Restaurants in Elstead & Tilford O The BarleyBarley Mow, aa gradegrade IIII Listed building overlooksoverlooks TilfordTilford Cricket Green.Green. O The DonkeyDonkey isis withinwithin walkingwalking distance of thethe CharlesCharles HillHill Site.Site. O There areare two pubs byby Elstead Green, TheThe WoolpackWoolpack and The Golden Fleece.Fleece. O The MillMill sits on TheThe River River Wey.Wey. Charles Hill LOCATION Charles Hill isis aa hamlethamlet inin thethe parishparish ofof Tilford 3 miles (5(5 km)km) SouthSouth-East-East of Farnham in Surrey, onon thethe B3001B3001 roadroad toto Godalming.Godalming. The top ofof CharlesCharles Hill, 318 feet (97m) aboveabove seasea level,level, is is on on the the North North sideside ofof thethe road, on the parish boundary between TilfordTilford andand Elstead,Elstead, aa villagevillage a mile away toto thethe East. The CharlesCharles HillHill Site lies in the Wey ValleyValley at at TilfordTilford withwith frontagefrontage toto the main road, the B3001, runningrunning betweenbetween FarnhamFarnham andand Elstead.Elstead. AccessAccess into the sitesite is immediately adjacentadjacent toto aa turnturn of the centurycentury lodgelodge house, viavia a private tarmac roadway thatthat runs across thethe site. TheThe roadwayroadway is also sharedshared byby ‘Turners’'Turners' the large listedlisted propertyproperty onon thethe NorthNorth Eastern boundary of the site.site. Services: Mains water, electricity and gas available. Private drainage. Local Authority:Authority: Waverley BoroughBorough Council Tel: 01483 523333 FOR CLARIFICATION.CLARIFICATION. We We wish wish to to inform inform prospective prospective purchasers that that wewe have prepared thesethese sales particularsparticulars as as aa generalgeneral guide.guide. We We have have not not carried carried outout aa detaileddetailed survey, nor tested thethe services.services. Charles Hill,Hill, Tilford,Tilford, Farnham, Surrey, GU10GU10 2AU. Location Charles Hill occupiesoccupies aa commanding,commanding, yetyet privateprivate elevated elevated position position to to the the NorthNorth of Charles Hill, between the attractive villages ofof Tilford and Elstead in ruralrural Surrey.Surrey. FarnhamFarnham-3.4miles—3.4miles (Waterloo (Waterloo 5353 mins)mins) GuildfordGuildford-13.5—13.5 miles miles (Waterloo (Waterloo 3737 mins)mins) The nearby towns of Farnham and Guildford both offeroffer aa comprehensive range of Farnborough AirportAirport-10.2—10.2 milesmiles shopping, cultural and leisure facilities, andand havehave mainlinemainline stationsstations toto LondonLondon Waterloo Heathrow AirportAirport-33.6—33.6 milesmiles (53 minutesminutes andand 37 minutesminutes respectively).respectively). TransportTransport links areare excellent.excellent. The 'Milford‘Milford junction’junction' of the A3A3 isis 3.5 miles, whichwhich providesprovides excellentexcellent linkslinks to to LondonLondon andand thethe South Central LondonLondon-42.4—42.4 milesmiles coast via thethe M25 nationalnational motorwaymotorway network. network. Farnborough, Heathrow and Gatwick airports areare easilyeasily accessible fromfrom this location. All mileage is approximate.approximate. There are a number ofof wellwell regarded both statestate andand privateprivate schoolsschools inin thethe areaarea including:including: Charterhouse, Amesbury, St Edmund’s,Edmund's, Barrow Hills, Prior’sPrior's Field, Edgeborough, Aldro, _..) ..••• Frensham Heights, Tormead, StSt Catherine'sCatherine’s atat BramleyBramley and CranleighCranleigh School. Henley-anMardenbead htsbrid! r " . '''' --- - 5 15 2 44.4111111#''HIIIIII:Molik ,-PeadiRg•----..- HEATHROW Situation Tif 1----- Al; ;•:',1, M4 iffilerk'7= tar[ey, .----- 04: n. The SurreySurrey Hills is situatedsituated inin anan AreaArea ofof OutstandingOutstanding Natural Beauty with Great -n0A SC at off \ Landscape Value in the Green Belt. Sandhurst Ca rn berl- U BIGGAN HIL 4 4A athAvtle0 For outdoor enthusiasts,enthusiasts, thisthis partpart ofof Surrey Surrey hashas excellentexcellent walking and riding opportunitiesopportunities FARNBOROUGH Fleet 0 Ord at Hankley CommonCommon and Frensham Common, both owned by the National Trust. Aldershot ili 1228iia Racing isis availableavailable at at Goodwood Goodwood andand SandownSandown Park.Park. There is Polo at Cowdray Park and \ Reigate \ LFa rn ha rn-Cr'j S /dairnirig Sailing atat ChichesterChichester Harbour.Harbour. ThereThere areare locallocal golf clubs at Hindhead, Liphook, Hankley .91--- , fird Junction Common andand WestWest Surrey.Surrey. -'"-CHARLES HILL Cranleigh cr A3 0 on LOCATION ast Misrepresentation act act 1967: 1967: Whilst Whilst all all the the information information in thesein these particulars particulars is believedis believed to beto correctbe correct neither neither the theagents agents i Griattead / nor their clients guarantee its accuracy nor isis itit intendedintended toto formform partpart of any contract. The areas quoted are ...00.. ---Cf Ha slernere Orr. yr. approximate. Finance Finance act act 1989: 1989: Unless Unless otherwise otherwise stated, stated, all all prices prices andand rents rents are are quoted quoted exclusive exclusive of Value AddedAdded Tax "i ....cr i...p dece__ ho (VAT).(VAT). AnyAny intending purchaserspurchasers must satisfy themselvesthemselves asas toto thethe incidence incidence ofof VATVAT inin respectrespect toto anyany transaction.transaction. Aerial View ThunderyThundery MeadowMeadow LookingLooking EastEast From Charles Hill Viewing strictlystrictly byby appointment appointment throughthrough thethe Vendor’sVendor's agents: Glanfield HolmlundHolmlund Cuddeford House, 1313 Market Street, Tel: 01420 544 117 Alton, Hampshire, GU34 1HA Glanfield Hohnlund Email [email protected] www.glanfieldholmlund.co.uk Price GuideGuide on ApplicationApplication .
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