This charming three-bedroom detached cottage, steeped in history and dating back to the 1700s, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and potential expansion, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions. Set on an approximately 0.45-acre plot with a desirable southerly aspect, the property offers a peaceful setting surrounded by mature hedges and trees that provide privacy.
Inside, the cottage showcases its period character with features such as a double aspect sitting room that allows natural light to flood in, offering lovely views of the garden. The sitting room includes a log burner for warmth and ambiance. Adjacent to this space is the dining room, which boasts an open fireplace and French doors leading to the garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The kitchen retains some original elements like exposed brickwork and a Belfast sink, while providing practical amenities such as space for modern appliances.
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms, each with charming views over the garden. The layout provides flexibility for those looking to redesign or enhance the existing spaces. A bathroom serves this level with traditional fixtures.
Outdoor space encompasses well-established gardens predominantly laid to lawn, offering ample room for recreation or landscaping projects. Current structures include timber sheds and even a potential home office area—ideal for those seeking workspace options outside of conventional settings.
While vehicular access is not available directly to the property, it can be reached on foot via a pathway that adds an element of seclusion. This tranquil location is just minutes away from local amenities at Ridgway and Lower Bourne's village centre, which features essential services including shops, cafes, and health facilities.
The surrounding area offers numerous recreational opportunities with nearby Bourne Woods and Frensham Great Pond for walking and sailing enthusiasts alike. Families will appreciate access to reputable schools such as South Farnham Infant School and Weydon Secondary School.
Convenient transport links are available with Farnham town centre located approximately one mile away, alongside mainline rail services providing quick access to London. As such, this property not only holds historical significance but also considerable investment potential in a sought-after location that’s rich in community amenities and natural beauty.
