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6 Fairway Fairway Fairway Fairway 6 6 6 6 Merrow, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 2XG GU1 Surrey, Guildford, Merrow, 6 Fairway Fairway Fairway Fairway 6 6 6 6 Clarke Gammon Wellers DIRECTIONS AGENTS NOTES Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, we wish to inform 4 Quarry Street, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 3TY From our Guildford office head south-east on Quarry Street towards Mill Lane and turn left prospective purchasers that we have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, T: 01483 880900 F: 01483 880901 onto Castle Street. Continue onto Sydenham Road. Turn left onto Jenner Road and then a right appliance and specific fittings. You may download, store and use the material for your own E: [email protected] onto Epsom Road/A246, continue to follow this road. Turn right onto Fairway and the personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service www.clarkegammon.co.uk destination will be on the left hand side down a private gravel driveway. or bullet-in board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or any other media with the website owner’s express prior written consent. The website owner’s copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. ESTATE AGENTS CHARTERED SURVEYORS VALUERS LETTINGS AUCTIONEERS GUILDFORD OFFICE SHERE OFFICE HASLEMERE OFFICE LIPHOOK OFFICE MAYFAIR OFFICE AUCTION ROOMS T: 01483 880 900 T: 01483 202 016 T: 01428 664 800 T: 01428 728 900 T: 0870 112 7099 T: 01483 223 101 • ACCOMMODATION OF • INTEGRAL AND DETACHED APPROXIMATELY 2,300SQFT GARAGE • KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM • EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE ROAD • DINING ROOM • MATURE GROUNDS AND • FOUR BEDROOMS GARDENS OF 0.5 ACRES • TWO BATHROOMS • SCOPE FOR EXTENSION (STPP) • SCHOOL CATCHMENT AREA A charming four bedroom detached THE PROPERTY house set within well tended private The accommodation of this property comprises a welcoming entrance hall providing access to the dining room, sitting room grounds and gardens of half an acre; with a dual aspect and doors leading to the garden and kitchen/breakfast room with fitted Miele cabinetry and appliances. From the kitchen/breakfast room there is access to the rear garden, a pantry cupboard and also a large integral garage. All of offering a perfect opportunity to those the principal rooms provide views across the mature gardens. From the open hallway, stairs lead to the landing which offers looking for a spacious family home in a access to three well sized double bedrooms, of which the master bedroom enjoys a dual aspect and is served by an en-suite. highly sought after private road. A single bedroom with basin provides the fourth bedroom. In testament to the house, 6 Fairway was chosen by the original developer's family of Fairway as their GARDEN AND GROUNDS 6 Fairway is accessed via a private gated gravel driveway which provides parking for several vehicles. The gardens are a superb feature to the property, stocked with mature shrubs, borders and trees, all encompassed by well established hedgerows. The gardens are extremely private and can be accessed via both the breakfast room, utility/ kitchen and sitting room. Along with an integral and detached garage with workshop area. GUILDFORD HIGH STREET 1.9 MILES SITUATION GUILDFORD TRAIN STATION 2.7 MILE Fairway is an exclusive private road consisting of large character properties with large gardens and there is a footpath at LONDON WATERLOO 36 MINUTES BY TRAIN the end of the road providing access to Guildford Golf Course and The Downs.The property is within easy reach of LONDON ROAD TRAIN STATION 1.8 MILES Guildford's cobbled High Street which offers a comprehensive range of shopping facilities, bars and restaurants. LONDON WATERLOO 50 MINUTES BY TRAIN Guildford provides a fantastic range of local amenities, such as The Friary Shopping Centre and numerous superb restaurants, coffee shops and bars. Whilst for arts and culture there is a superb array of venues such as The Electric CENTRAL LONDON 31.5 MILES Theatre, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford House Gallery and GLive. The Spectrum leisure centre is also within a short drive. Guildford is well noted for its schools in both the private and state sectors. Accessibility to London is also made easy with Guildford Station just a short walk away, providing a fast and frequent service. There is easy access to the A3.
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