Location

Crondall (0.6 miles) is a picturesque village with an active community. The village offers excellent local facilities including a village store/Post Office, primary school, church, a choice of public houses, the Cellar Door winery, cricket ground, tennis court, bowling club and a private hospital.

The Georgian market town of Farnham (4.3 miles) offers an extensive range of branded and independent shops, supermarkets including a Waitrose, coffee shops and eateries including, Cote and Gail's Bakery, with a number of restaurants located on the picturesque Castle Street and Lion and Lamb Yard. The Brightwells Yard development also has a number of restaurants and a six screen cinema.

This is a great location for commuters with mainline stations in Farnham (4.7 miles) and Fleet (5.3 miles) offering services into London Waterloo all within an hour. The A31, A3 and M3 provide access to London, M25, Heathrow and Gatwick Airports.

Locally are an excellent selection of schools including Dottie Tots Nursery and Crondall Pre-School, Crondall Primary and Bentley C of E Primary. Also nearby is Robert May's in Odiham, Lord Wandsworth College in Long Sutton, Wellesley Prep School near Hook, Edgeborough, Frensham Heights and More House in Frensham and Wellington College Prep and Wellington College.

Recreational and sporting opportunities are available at the David Lloyd Centre in Farnham, Tylney Hall in Rotherwick and The Four Seasons in Dogmersfield. For outdoor enthusiasts, this part of Hampshire offers excellent walking, cycling, and riding opportunities directly accessible from the property.

Please note, all distances and times are approximate.

Description

On the edge of the picturesque and sought-after village of Crondall on the Surrey/Hampshire borders, this elegant Grade II listed period house is a stunning example of Georgian architecture and has been reconfigured and updated to create a stunning family home.

With 17th century origins, this is the original country house that once formed part of Eastbridge Manor on the Eastbridge Estate, which was carefully divided into two homes in 1980, and is approached via a private gravel driveway leading to the front of the property with it's handsome white façade, slate roof and large sash windows.

The inviting interiors are wonderfully presented, seamlessly blending classical Georgian features with modern amenities and timeless interior décor, creating a harmonious living space that caters to both luxury and comfort.

Upon entering this magnificent home, you are welcomed into a grand entrance hall with oak panelling and polished parquet flooring, which leads to the principal reception rooms, comprising a drawing room, dining room and study that are classically proportioned with high ceilings, large sash windows and fireplaces that serve as focal points.

Each room has its own unique décor, with carefully selected interior colours that complement the historical charm and period features. The family kitchen is flooded with light from a
triple aspect bay window with patio doors to the garden, and features shaker units, a kitchen island and ample space for family dining. In addition, there is a cosy sitting room/TV/den complete with wood burning stove.

A secondary entrance leads to a spacious boot room, which is perfect for returning from muddy country walks.

Upstairs, six bedrooms are spread across the first and second floors and are individual havens of comfort. The principal and guest bedrooms feature wonderful deep bay windows offering a view over the garden, and both have luxurious en suite bathrooms. There are a further four bedrooms, one en suite, and a fabulous family bathroom with a bath and separate shower.

The property is approached by a picturesque treelined driveway arriving at an ample parking area with an Anderson electric car charging point. The property extends beyond the interior, with a spacious terrace and level lawn that provide the perfect setting for entertaining and alfresco dining.