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Ockford Park Godalming Cala Homes Built for Your Next Chapter Ockford Park CALA HO ME S OCKFORD PARK GODALMING CALA HOMES BUILT FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER OCKFORD PARK Local area photography A READY-MADE LIFESTYLE ON YOUR DOORSTEP Come home to Ockford Park, CALA’s latest development in the heart of Surrey. Bringing 182 private new 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom family homes to the thriving town of Godalming, it is the perfect location for first time buyers, growing families or those looking to downsize in search of a more relaxed yet well-connected semi-rural lifestyle. If you are looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of a busy lifestyle, yet still want space in a vibrant community with great connections, then Ockford Park may be just what you are looking for. The development will benefit from a new community centre, parks and play areas throughout the site, green open space and allotments, all creating a new highly desirable neighbourhood to Stock photography become a part of. Here you will truly have a ready-made lifestyle on your doorstep with all the local amenities you need just a 1 mile walk from the heart of Godalming, as well as excellent local schooling and great transport links nearby. Aerial overview of Ockford Park Computer generated image of Ockford Park GODALMING A PICTURE PERFECT COMMUNITY The historic market town of Godalming lies just over 5 miles South West of For DIY enthusiasts or if you’re simply adding the final touches to your new Guildford in Surrey – ideal for those in search of a more relaxed rural lifestyle but home, Homebase lies just a few minutes from the development at the Wharf with everything you need in reach. Retail Park. Here, everyday necessities can be found at the Waitrose or Sainsburys Stock photography supermarkets and Pets at Home ensures that even the smallest members of the Godalming high street is just a few minutes’ drive from the development. Look family are well catered for. out for the iconic Pepperpot building, on the junction of High Street and Church Street. This former Town Hall acquired its name from its unusual shape and is And if you are looking for some large screen experience, with 9 screens showing hard to miss. When you are looking for everyday essentials, they are always close the latest blockbusters in RealD 3D, the Odeon Cinema in Guilford will satisfy to hand, as are all those extras you need like the bank, hairdressers and a gym every film lover with spectacular year round entertainment. plus a superb mix of familiar brands and independent stores alike. For those who’d love to get fitter faster, Snap Fitness offers 24/7 access, and focuses on cardio, strength and functional training with sessions tailored to suit your schedule and your personal goals. While Milford Golf Club offers a more relaxed option, offering a warm, friendly welcome in stunning West Surrey surroundings. Local area photography Local area photography Local area photography IN THE COMMUNITY THE STAG ON THE RIVER Award-winning, independent pub and B&B, The Stag on The River prides itself on embodying a British pub in the heart of the Godalming community. Part of the Red Mist Leisure Group, its Director, Julian Clarke, oversees the team with the pub offering fresh and often locally sourced produce, alongside an array of pub classics and seasonal dishes, including game and freshly caught fish. Located in a grade II listed property, the pub is eye-catching not only for its beauty and rich history, but also its prime location off the A3, attracting passers-by from London to Portsmouth. LOOKING AFTER PEOPLE IS THE KEY TO OUR BUSINESS, AS OUR TEAMS, CUSTOMERS AND The pub uses local breweries, vineyards and distilleries to showcase the talent of Godalming’s drinks industry, and also offers a boutique B&B service positioned above the pub, which is home SUPPLIERS ARE WHAT MAKES US WHO WE to seven beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in character and design. ARE. THE STAG ON THE RIVER HAS A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY, AND WE LOVE BEING THE LOCAL HUB OF GODALMING WHERE PEOPLE CAN COME TOGETHER AND SHARE GREAT FOOD AND DRINK IN EACH OTHER’S COMPANY.” JULIAN CLARKE, DIRECTOR OF RED MIST LEISURE Photography of The Stag On The River I LOVE HOW YOU CAN DICTATE THE KIND WE ARE VERY MUCH PART OF THE GODALMING OF BUSINESS THAT YOU WANT TO CREATE COMMUNITY AND ON A TYPICAL SATURDAY SEE IN GODALMING. YOU FEEL PART OF A MANY FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN WHO ATTEND COMMUNITY, GETTING TO KNOW LOTS OF MANY OF THE NURSERIES, SCHOOLS AND CUSTOMERS. I ENJOY THE FLEXIBILITY OF BEING COLLEGES IN THE LOCAL AREA. AS A RESULT WE ABLE TO MANAGE YOUR OWN TIME. I WORKED KNOW MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS BY NAME IN CORPORATE HR FOR 27 YEARS, SO TO BE AND OFTEN MAKE THE COMPARISON THAT JUST ABLE TO FEEL PROUD OF WHAT I HAVE CREATED LIKE YOUR LOCAL PUB THAT WE ARE THE GO TO FROM SCRATCH WITHOUT PRIOR EXPERIENCE IS COFFEE AND SWEET SHOP. A GREAT FEELING.” WATTLE & DAUB GODALMING DELIGHTS EWEN MACNAIR, OWNER OF GODALMING DELIGHTS GEMMA LEWIS, OWNER OF WATTLE & DAUB Creating, sourcing and salvaging objects for the home, you can find Wattle & Daub on Godalming Delights opened its delightful doors in 2018. The ‘bigger brother’ of neighbouring Church Street in Godalming, set in a beautiful Tudor building where the bricks and mortar Shere Delights, this family business has become a vibrant addition to Church Street, at the heart shop has been open since 2016. of Godalming’s historic coaching and market town traversing the River Wey. Founded by Gemma Lewis, Wattle & Daub sells creative items ranging from ceramics, Treating the community to a variety of sweet and tasty delicacies, the shop is perfect for visiting at textiles and furniture to one-off vintage finds, whilst also offering services including sourcing any time of the day: whether you’re looking for a morning coffee, an after school treat or popping furniture, providing photography for small businesses and running creative workshops. by en-route to a park walk. Godalming Delights has something for everyone from retro sweets to Their stunning selection of dried and faux flowers offer ample floral styling inspiration artisan ice creams and sorbets, to freshly ground Arabica coffee beans. to create a seamless arrangement for your home. A FOOD HAVEN JUST FOR YOU Eating out is a great way to discover your surroundings and Godalming won’t If you are looking for something different, Acorn, an authentic Spanish fusion disappoint. A leisurely stroll through the town centre will introduce you to its and tapas/oyster bar, satisfies more exotic cravings with mouth-watering Stock photography enticing mix of coffee shops and restaurants. Thyme for Tea offers a wide Mediterranean-inspired dishes. While The Rose & Crown Bar has an award- selection of teas and home baking in shabby chic style. Alternatively, with a winning line-up of bespoke cocktails, local wines, twisted G&T’s and craft beers. variety of sandwiches, scones and cakes, pick up an assortment of treats to Imagine, warm summer evenings in their Miami-themed beer garden catching up enjoy at your favourite picnic spot. with friends or celebrating family occasions. The Inn on the Lake, only a short walk from Ockford Park, presents a seasonally And if you find yourself in the high street on the last Saturday of the month, inspired gastro pub menu, which can be enjoyed in either the courtyard or you will discover up to 50 local bakers, farmers and producers coming together garden. Choose from aged prime steaks, rotisserie pork belly and their signature to showcase some of the area’s most delectable offerings at the Godalming Dirty Cheeseburger or from an impressive array of vegan options. Farmers’ Market. Starting at 10am, this family friendly event is sure to give you an unforgettable taste for the area. Local area photography Local area photography Local area photography THE GREAT OUTDOORS WITHIN EASY REACH Nestled between the South Downs National Park and the Surrey Hills, a As a large natural amphitheatre, The Devil’s Punch Bowl rewards those reaching designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you couldn’t ask for a more Gibbet Hill, at 272 metres above sea level the highest point on its rim, with tranquil or picturesque setting for your new home. incredible views. On a clear day you may even be able to pick out the capital. Thursley National Nature Reserve covers an incredible 325 hectares and is one Stock photography The award-winning Phillips Memorial Park is just a few steps from the high of the last remaining fragments of heathland in Surrey. Offering a quiet family street where you can reach an oasis of calm in no time. It is a firm favourite escape, it’s also a popular habitat for birds, insects and reptiles. for all ages with river walk, playground, picnic area, bandstand and more. Lazy summer afternoons can be spent following the course of the River Wey Are you looking to enjoy life on two wheels? Cycling The Surrey Hills takes you along its towpath. Stretching 20 miles from Godalming to its junction with the through country lanes, ancient woodland and stunning villages. Whether by River Thames, wave to passing boats and pause for refreshments at one of the road bike or mountain bike, this is a superb way to explore this spectacular riverside bars or restaurants. location. As part of the Olympic road race circuit, Box Hill attracts cyclists of all abilities. Set your own pace to tackle the gentle gradient and reward yourself with The stresses of everyday life soon slip away strolling through the 1,400 acres outstanding views and a well-deserved coffee break when you reach the top.
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