Surrey Hills Large Georgian House
Surrey Hills Large Georgian House
Description
Considerable Georgian detached home built in 1778, situated in our small holding of 25 acres within Frensham Common; Surrey Hills area of outstanding natural beauty. The house has many original features such as leaded mullion windows, exposed beams, exposed brickwork, original well and inglenock fireplace. The house has been renovated using 21st century materials creating a beautiful comfortable aesthetic which is complimentary to the original features. The space We live a rural idyl on a small holding, toasty with our intelligent windows conserving energy, underfloor heating, carbon neutral heating and hot water facilitated by our biomass boiler and solar. We live a green lifestyle with a successful greenhouse, veg garden, apiary and livery yard on site. The house is situated in a beautiful area of rolling heath land, with pines, deciduous wood land and ponds. The local geography is unique, near by tumuli from bronze age burial grounds from chieftains and stone out crops. There is much to investigate by foot. For example, Frensham Common is a large Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI); The Devil's Jumps are a series of three small hills. Swimming in nearby ponds. Marvellous renoun sculpture park within walking distance as is local pubs and a selection of fine restaurants. Guest access Access to house complete. You can potter around front lawn, visit our veg garden, paddocks et al. However please be mind full of electric tapes on chicken pens, horse paddocks and do not walk in front of apiary bee hives or behind horses.. Other things to note We are a fifteen minute drive to local historic market town of Farnham. Farnham Castle and Waverley Abbey. Watts Memorial Chapel and Gallery in Compton a pre-raphaelite grade one listed masterpiece and RGS Wisley are all local too, within 25 minute drive.
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