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WILLOW MEADOWS ASH GREEN A welcoming collection of three, four and five-bedroom houses. Practical, modern living set in beautiful countryside and neighbouring Surrey’s most popular landscapes and towns, with great connections and transport links. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 1 2 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN Willow Meadows - a place you want to call home. A country escape with the luxury and comfort of contemporary living. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 3 WELCOME TO WILLOW MEADOWS 4 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN At Willow Meadows you’re not only close to idyllic countryside and the towns of Guildford and Farnham, but you’re also conveniently near the station for trips further afield. Willow Meadows offers the best of both town and country living. Indicative image only, this is not a true reflection. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 5 Village life with the convenience of larger towns on your doorstep. Ash Green is a pretty residential hamlet conveniently situated between the popular cosmopolitan West Surrey towns of Guildford and Farnham. As a rural idyll Ash Green is a great playground for cyclists and runners with its meandering footpaths and acres of countryside, and yet just beyond the village are extensive amenities within easy reach and plenty of places in which to pursue a host of leisure and retail interests. Take a short drive to the impressive Waverley Abbey ruins or enjoy local art at Farnham’s galleries. Foodies will enjoy Bears at Packhouse which combines delicious food with an eclectic interior and lifestyle store in a 400-year old former hop kiln. At the Hogs Back Brewery, you can sample award-winning bitters and ales. For fitness enthusiasts, Guildford’s Surrey Sports Park is just ten minutes’ drive away with its Olympic-sized swimming pool, all-weather pitches, indoor climbing walls and a range of exercise classes. With ice-skating and bowling down the road, local youth football clubs and beautiful parks to picnic in, there’s lots to entertain the children too. 6 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN Enjoy the beauty of rural life with all the benefits of a Surrey postcode. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 7 Bustling cosmopolitan towns working hand in hand with the tranquil countryside. 8 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN The village of Ash Green rests in the Blackwater Valley surrounded by the Surrey Hills, waiting to be explored. Ash Green is perfectly situated. Guildford is a large market town full of history with popular shops and great places for eating and drinking. A historic clock tower sits above its iconic ‘cobbled’ high street which is lined with popular high street names and individual boutiques. For dining out, there are cafes and chic bars tucked down characterful side streets, while its numerous restaurants include The Ivy Castle View which enjoys unrivalled views of Guildford’s landmark castle. Well-loved by locals and visitors alike, Farnham is also an old market town with an impressive history; many of its Georgian buildings belie their Tudor origins within. The town is watched over by a 12th century castle which enjoys extensive views over the surrounding area. Its Creative Arts University draws artists in from afar – there’s always an interesting exhibition to be found in Farnham. With other pretty villages such as Puttenham, Shackleford and Compton close by, there’s plenty to be discovered and enjoyed as you drive through the many leafy lanes in and around the local area. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 9 N N FARNBOROUGH 36 22 FARNBOROUGH 36 22 ALDERSHOT ALDERSHOT CAMP CAMP ALDERSHOT ALDERSHOT A331 A331 35 1 35 1 A31 A31 NORTH TOWN ASH ASH NORTH TOWN ASH ASH 10 10 4 4 2 2 ALDERSHOT ALDERSHOT 9 9 29 29 33 33 3 7 3 7 19 37 19 37 TONGHAM TONGHAM WEYBOURNE WEYBOURNE GUILDFORD GUILDFORD HEATH END HEATH END 30 30 5 5 18 18 A331 A331 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD BADSHOT LEA BADSHOT LEA HALE WILLOW MEADHALE OWS WILLOW MEADOWS A31 A31 UPPER HALE UPPER HALE 28 25 28 25 24 24 LOWER HALE LOWER HALE A31 A31 16 16 SEALE SEALE RUNFOLD RUNFOLD FARNHAM FARNHAM 26 26 27 27 21 31 21 31 32 32 8 8 34 23 34 23 20 6 THE SANDS 20 6 THE SANDS 14 14 FARNHAM FARNHAM COMPTON COMPTON 12 13 17 15 11 12 13 17 15 11 SCHOOLS OPEN SPACES RESTAURANTS 1 Ash Grange Pre-school 4 mins 12 Devil’s Punch Bowl 14 mins 21 Bears at Packhouse 7 mins 2 Walsh CofE Infant School* 4 mins 13 Frensham Ponds 18 mins 22 Aviator Brasserie 10 mins 3 Alderwood Junior School* 7 mins 14 Puttenham Common 12 mins 23 The Mulberry 8 mins 4 Alderwood Infant School* 8 mins 15 Hankley Common 20 mins 24 The Queen’s Head 10 mins 5 All Hallows Catholic School 9 mins 25 Manor Farm Tea Room 6 mins 6 St Polycarp’s Catholic School 10 mins 26 The Withies Inn 12 mins 7 Ash Manor Secondary School 6 mins CULTURE 27 The Botanist 9 mins 8 Farnham University for the Arts 12 mins 16 Loseley Park 12 mins 9 Surrey University 10 mins 17 Waverley Abbey 14 mins 10 Guildford College 12 mins LEISURE 18 Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 12 mins 11 Godalming College 14 mins 19 GLive 14 mins 28 David Lloyd 9 mins 20 The Maltings 10 mins 29 Ash Manor Sports Centre 5 mins 30 Surrey Sports Park 10 mins 10 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN N N FARNBOROUGH 36 22 FARNBOROUGH 36 22 ALDERSHOT ALDERSHOT CAMP CAMP Willow Meadows is perfectly ALDERSHOT ALDERSHOT situated for entertainment, A331 A331 35 1 35 1 A31 A31 NORTH TOWN ASH ASH NORTH TOWN ASH ASH exercise and education. 10 10 4 4 2 2 ALDERSHOT ALDERSHOT 9 9 29 29 33 33 3 7 3 7 19 37 It is easy to find cafés and restaurants with great food near 19Willow 37 TONGHAM TONGHAM WEYBOURNE WEYBOURNE GUILDFORD Meadows. The Lake House is known for fresh,GUILDFORD local and beautifully HEATH END HEATH END 30 30 cooked food. At the Aviator Hotel, its Brasserie and Sky Bar offers 5 5 18 fine dining perfect for special occasions. A local18 favourite, The A331 A331 Queen’s Head, is an award-winning pub serving all the classics with GUILDFORD vegan friendlyGUILDFORD options and frequent live music events. BADSHOT LEA BADSHOT LEA HALE WILLOW MEADHALE OWS WILLOW MEADOWS A31 A31 Exercise and unwind at Ash Manor Sports centre with fitness UPPER HALE UPPER HALE classes for the whole family or indulge at David Lloyd health club’s 28 25 28 25 stunning facilities, which include heat rooms, aromatherapy and 24 24 LOWER HALE LOWER HALE relaxing hydrotherapy. A31 A31 16 16 SEALE SEALE RUNFOLD RUNFOLD FARNHAM FARNHAM Willow Meadows is enviably close to some of Surrey’s best schools. 26 26 27 27 In under 10 minutes you can reach Ofsted rated Outstanding infant 21 31 21 31 32 32 schools and popular nurseries. There’s a wide choice of junior and 8 8 34 23 34 23 senior schools in the local area, and for the future - Guildford and 20 THE SANDS 20 THE SANDS 6 6 Godalming colleges are highly recommended by local families. 14 14 FARNHAM FARNHAM COMPTON COMPTON 12 13 17 15 11 12 13 17 15 11 SHOPPING & RETAIL 31 Sainsbury’s 9 mins 32 Waitrose 12 mins 33 Tesco 9 mins 34 Farnham High Street 10 mins 35 Aldershot High Street 7 mins 36 Farnborough High Street 10 mins 37 Guildford High Street 12 mins *School outside catchment area, the school accepts students in Ash Green but is subject to space at the time. Times based on departing Willow Meadows at approximately 9am. Source: www.google.com/maps. Map is not to scale. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 11 12 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN Connection times Ash Green is conveniently situated to get away by both car and train. A 4 minute drive, or 20 minute scenic walk, takes you to Ash station where a train to London Waterloo takes under an hour. For international travel, Heathrow and Gatwick airports are approximately 28 and 45 minutes’ drive away respectively. With the M3 a 10 minute drive away, and the M4 just beyond, there’s nothing stopping you from getting away for the weekend to Devon, Bristol or Wales. Ash Green’s great connections make travelling for work or pleasure enjoyable, especially when you know how easy it is to get home again. ASH WATERLOO GATWICK HEATHROW 4 minute drive or In less than 1 hour Approximately 1 hour 28 minute drive 20 minute walk train journey or 45 minute drive OTHER CONNECTIONS Farnborough Main Train Station 12 mins Aldershot Train Station 9 mins Farnham Train Station 9 mins Guildford Train Station 10 mins M3 Junction 4 12 mins Times based on departing Willow Meadows at approximately 9am. Source: www.google.com/maps. WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN / 13 WILLOW MEADOWS ASH GREEN Resting in the beautiful countryside, moments away from bustling village life, sits Willow Meadows. A collection of three, four and five-bedroom homes neighbouring Surrey’s favourite towns and landscapes. The classically designed homes offer a choice of eight different house styles and contemporary internal layouts, giving you the opportunity to find a home that’s right for you. COLOUR: HOUSE TYPE The Oakland The Ashtree The Willows The Nightingale The Springfield The Summerland The Woodland The Greenway SHAPE: HOUSE FINISH White Painted Brick, Grey Roof, Green Windows White Painted Brick, Red/Brown Roof Tile, Green Windows Red Brick, Red/Brown Roof Tile Red Brick, Grey Roof Brick with Dark Weather Boarding, Red/Brown Roof Tile Brick with Tile Hanging, Red/Brown Roof Tile Number refers to plot number SS - Sub Station BC - Bin Collection 14 / WILLOW MEADOWS, ASH GREEN 13 12 9 8 AFFORDABLE HOUSING 11 7 10 54 55 BC 56 14 6 5 57 15 4 16 36 58 35 17 BC 3 34 18 37 33 1 2 41 SS AFFORDABLE 39 32 HOUSING 27 28 38 29 31 40 30 PLAY AREA MEADOWLAND The Oakland 3 BEDROOM HOME This three-bedroom detached home is set over two floors with an en suite bathroom including a bath and shower to the master bedroom, a sizeable kitchen/family dining area and private garden with patio.
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