£1,250,000 /Sale price

Impressive example of a contemporary home in an idyllic country setting. DescriptionAn extremely exciting contemporary home, designed by the architect Kate Stoddart, set in the picturesque village of Ewshot. Originally a 1960's house, the architect completely transformed the style, emphasizing clean lines and geometric shapes and extended the internal spaces. In addition to the main house, there is also a self-contained studio room set in one of the two gardens, that is ideal as a gym, home office or yoga studio. The property is accessed via an impressive double height entrance hall with floor-to-ceiling glazing allowing plenty of natural light to flood through the central plan. Perhaps the most spectacular room is set to one end of the house where there is an expansive open-plan living / kitchen / dining room which features full-height glazing, a log-burner and polished concrete floors with underfloor heating. This room has a wonderful dual aspect onto the two gardens on either side. The ground floor accommodation also comprises a second reception room, currently used as a family room, a study, cloakroom and a generous utility room A beautifully crafted bespoke timber staircase leads up to the first floor. The principal bedroom suite, includes a dressing area and en suite bathroom. The first floor accommodation also comprises a second bedroom with an en suite shower room as well as three further bedrooms and family bathroom. The architect has further enhanced the feeling of space with the use of natural light and vaulted ceilings. The house offers two main garden areas, a more mature courtyard-style garden, ideal for outside dining, and a more open, west facing, lawned space with a table tennis area and patio. The driveway offers sufficient space for multiple vehicles to be parked off-street.Please note, the photographs used are more than six months old.LocationLocated on a quiet lane the house is well situated in the centre of the village. Ewshot is a picturesque village on the Surrey/Hampshire border with a church and a popular pub, The Windmill. The neighbouring village of Crondall (2.1 miles) provides further day to day facilities with a village shop/Post Office, two churches, a choice of public houses, cricket ground, golf club and private hospital. Ewshot is about 3.6 miles from Farnham, an attractive and thriving market town centre offering a range of branded and independent shops and supermarkets including Waitrose. There are a number of coffee shops and restaurants in the town and on the picturesque Castle St and Lion and Lamb Yard. The county town of Guildford (13.4 miles) further provides a full range of shopping, recreational and cultural pursuits. Main line stations at Fleet (4.1 miles) and Farnham (4.5 miles) offer fantastic connectivity to London Waterloo (in under an hour). Road connections are excellent with the M3 (Junc. 5) and the A31 both providing swift access to the national motorway network, London and also Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton airports, London and the South Coast. There are a number of highly regarded schools in the area, including a Montessori nursery school, highly acclaimed C of E primary school in Crondall, Church Crookham Junior School, Folly Hill Infant and juniors in Farnham. Fee paying schools in the area include Edgeborough, Frensham Heights and More House Schools in Frensham, Lord Wandsworth College in Long Sutton. Recreational and sporting opportunities include tennis at the David Lloyd Centre in Farnham and Hart Leisure centre in Fleet.There is some delightful countryside close by including Ceasers Camp, an extensive network of public foot and bridle paths through Zephon Common and along the Basingstoke Canal. Farnham's historic deer park offers over 300 acres of beautiful open countryside and slightly further afield is Alice Holt Forest.Please note, all distances and times are approximate.Square Footage: 2,279 sq ft