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An Uncompromising Approach to Creating Superb Homes A PEACEFUL OASIS A collection of eighteen 2, 3 and 4 bedroom traditionally inspired family homes in the OF STYLE AND LUXURY tranquil Surrey village of Witley. A QUINTESSENTIAL Witley is a quaint little village set in the borough of Waverley in Surrey, 2.6 miles south west of the town of Godalming SURREY VILLAGE and 6.6 miles south west of the larger town of Guildford. SURROUNDED BY It lies just east of the A3 between Guildford and Petersfield. STUNNING HEATHLAND AND COUNTRYSIDE Far left: Foxglove Meadows is surrounded by beautiful Surrey heathland Left: Winkworth Arboretum Below: All Saints Church, Witley G Live, just 6 miles away in Guildford has a constant schedule of events including musical productions, drama, comedy and jazz Both Witley and Milford Commons are owned by the National Trust and designated as sites of specific scientific interest, with extensive heathland and secluded woodland producing an area of great contrast. From Witley village, there are a series of footpaths and Secretts Farm with its award winning bridleways with direct access to fabulous countryside perfect for walking or riding. farm shop is just 1.5 miles away. The village boasts many historical features There are two stations on the Portsmouth Direct Godalming 2.6 miles away including All Saints’ Church, an Anglo-Saxon Line that serve Witley: Witley Station located Guildford 6.6 miles away church, Witley Park (1890s) and The White to the south in Wormley and Milford Station to Central London 33.5 miles away Hart inn which dates back to the 16th century. the north. From Witley there is a journey time Witley Station 1.1 miles away Today’s needs are met by the post office and of just under an hour into London Waterloo. Milford Station 1.1 miles away grocery store and there are also doctor’s and The A3 is located under two miles from Witley Godalming Station 2.8 miles away dentist’s surgeries locally. There is also a popular providing swift access to the M25, the south Farncombe Station 3.8 miles away and well attended annual summer fête held in coast and London’s airports – Heathrow is London Heathrow 30 miles away the village. The larger village of Milford is only situated approximately 30 miles away and 1.5 miles away with additional shops including Gatwick, 35 miles away via the M23. London Gatwick 35 miles away a Tesco Express and Secretts Farm Shop which supplies home grown vegetables to many local restaurants. Witley benefits from a large selection of both private and state schools that are found in the village itself or just beyond. WITLEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND INFANT SCHOOL - 0.7 miles away. Girls and boys aged 5 - 7 Schools like Witley Church of England The nearby towns of Guildford, Godalming and Farnham provide a wealth of Infant and Chandler Church of England shopping opportunities with all the well-known brands and specialist retail outlets. CHANDLER CHURCH OF ENGLAND JUNIOR SCHOOL - 0.5 miles away. A junior school for girls and buys aged 8 - 11 Aided Junior are a short walk away as BARROW HILLS SCHOOL - 0.7 miles away are the independent Barrow Hills and A preparatory school and nursery for boys and King Edward’s schools with renowned The renowned Charterhouse School is one of girls aged 2 - 13 the best independent school’s in the country Charterhouse just over three miles away. KING EDWARD’S SCHOOL - 1.5 miles away The development sits in the highly An independent boarding and day school for girls and boys aged 11-18 desired Rodborough catchment area. CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL - 3 miles away An independent boarding school for girls and boys aged 13-18 RODBOROUGH SCHOOL - 0.5 miles away Secondary school girls and boys aged 11-16 UNIVERSITY OF SURREY, GUILDFORD - 7 miles away A TEF Gold standard higher education facility with Foundation, Undergraduate and Post Graduate courses. A331 ALDERSHOT Normandy 15 Ash TRAVEL 1. Witley Station 18 2. Milford Station Ewshot 11 3. Godalming Station A3 GUILDFORD 4. A3 Junction - north and south bound Farnham Rd A281 A31 EDUCATION 16 23 5. Witley C of E Infant School Seale 6. Chandler C of E aided Junior School Albury FARNHAM A3100 Shalford 7. Barrow Hills School The Sands 9 10 8. King Edward’s School 9. Charterhouse School 10. Rodborough A31 11. University or Surrey FARNCOMBE 12 Peaslake SPORT AND LEISURE 3 19 12. Bramley Golf Course Tilford 13. Milford Golf Club Godalming 14. Milford Cricket Club 4 9 15. Guildford Spectrum 22 16. Surrey Sports Park 13 Milford A3100 17. Hone Gym 14 18. Farnham Leisure Centre 2 21 20 19. Feathercombe Equestrian Centre 7 A3 6 WALKS AND NATURE A283 20. Thursley National Nature Reserve A286 5 21. Winkworth Arboretum Hascombe 22. Hanley Common WITLEY 8 17 23. Loseley ParkCranleigh 22. Hindhead Commons and the Devil’s Punch Bowl 1 Hindhead 24 A3 Elstead Road A283 MILFORD A3100 9 9 Milford School 8 Milford Golf Club 8 Foxglove Meadows is located on the site of 9 8 Milfordthe Hospitalformer Wheeler Street Nursery in the 10 quiet village of Witley. The development is 7 7 6 6 Portsmouth Road Milford set back from Wheeler Lane in a peaceful 10 Cricket Club Bins enclave, surrounded by private residences and 7 A3 11 11 Petworth Road countryside. 11 Milford Station Haslemere Road The development itself incorporates extensive 6 A283 landscaping and offers generous parking for 12 A286 each property and several visitors’ spaces. 12 Gasden Lane ENTON 15 12 16 13 17 18 The Surrey Tennis Club 13 Star 13 Wheeler Street 14 WITLEY Bins 14 14 15 15 17 1 2 16 16 2 18 18 1 V V V V 3 SUB STATION 5 3 4 V 4 5 No.’s 1-5 Rented and shared ownership homes available through Waverley Borough Council and Land Speed No. 6 3 bedroom detached home 1023 sq ft 2 parking spaces No. 7 3 bedroom detached home 1023 sq ft 2 parking spaces No. 8 4 bedroom detached home 1726 sq ft 2 parking spaces and a garage No. 9 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1196 sq ft 2 parking spaces and a double garage No. 10 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1196 sq ft 1 parking space and a garage No. 11 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1023 sq ft 2 parking spaces No. 12 4 bedroom semi-detached home 1381 sq ft 2 parking spaces and a garage No. 13 2 bedroom semi-detached home 901 sq ft 2 parking spaces WHEELER LANE No. 14 2 bedroom semi-detached home 901 sq ft 2 parking spaces No. 15 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1023 sq ft 2 parking spaces No. 16 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1196 sq ft 2 parking spaces No. 17 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1196 sq ft 1 parking space and a garage No. 18 3 bedroom semi-detached home 1023 sq ft 2 parking spaces No’s 6 & 7 9 Three bedroom, two bathroom 9 8 detached family home. Living 8 9 accommodation includes an impressive 8 10 living room which opens onto a west 7 7 6 6 10 facing garden and patio areas and three 7 11 11 generous bedrooms. Both homes have 11 two allocated parking spaces. 6 12 12 15 16 12 17 18 13 13 13 14 14 14 17 1 2 15 15 16 16 2 18 18 1 V V 3 V V 5 3 4 V 4 5 No. 6 No. 7 Kitchen/Breakfast Area 5769mm x 2693mm Master Bedroom 3104mm x 3089mm Kitchen/Breakfast Area 5769mm x 2693mm Master Bedroom 3104mm x 3089mm 18’11” x 8’10” 10’02” x 10’02” 18’11” x 8’10” 10’02” x 10’02” Living Room 5079mm x 3440mm Bedroom Two 3785mm x 2500mm Living Room 5079mm x 3440mm Bedroom Two 3785mm x 2500mm 16’08” x 11’03” 12’05” x 8’02” 16’08” x 11’03” 12’05” x 8’02” Bedroom Three 2639mm x 2465mm Bedroom Three 2639mm x 2465mm 8’08” x 8’01” 8’08” x 8’01” TOTAL LIVING SPACE 95M2 1023 FT2 TOTAL LIVING SPACE 95M2 1023 FT2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Living Room Living Room C C C Landing C Landing Breakfast Area Breakfast Bathroom Hall Bathroom Hall Area W W Kitchen Master Bedroom Kitchen Master Bedroom WC WC En En Suite Suite Measurement points Floorplans provide approximate measurements only and furniture layouts are indicative. Dimensions, which are taken from the indicated points of C Cupboard measurements are for guidance only and are not intended to be used to calculate carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. Dimensions are provided as gross internal areas and are subject to a variance of +/- 5%. Floorplan issue date: January 2020. W Wardrobe PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CONTACT LANGHAM HOMES OR AN APPOINTED SALES AGENT FOR MORE INFORMATION. No 8 This attractive flint-knapped, four bedroom, three bathroom detached 9 9 family home includes an impressive 8 8 living room with French doors opening 9 8 onto a west facing garden and patio 10 7 7 6 6 area. The downstairs also features a 10 7 study room, utility room and pantry, 11 11 11 as well as the open-plan kitchen and dining area which also offers access to 6 the garden. Upstairs, two of the four 12 bedrooms have an ensuite and there is 12 15 16 12 17 18 13 13 also a family bathroom. There are two 13 allocated parking spaces to the front 14 as well as a garage.
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