About this property

The most charming and characterful Cottage, located in a pretty conservation area within Compton Village. The property enjoys a stunning rural back drop and delightful gardens.

This lovely character cottage was built in 1884 with striking Bargate stone and timbered elevations. The accommodation spans 1000 sq.ft with high ceilings and a wealth of period features, including open fireplaces, some exposed timbers, and beautiful windows.
The current owners have meticulously redecorated and upgraded the interiors during their ownership, and the property is presented to a very high standard.
The entrance hall with staircase leads up to two double bedrooms and a first floor bathroom, while down stairs there are two reception rooms, as well as the open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with pantry cupboard, and a guest W.C.

Outside
The outside space is very impressive at this property with both front and rear gardens linked by a side access path. To the front is a winding brick path sweeping towards the front door, flanked by wildflower turf, and set nicely behind a gated brick wall.
A patio stretches the back of the house with french doors leading out from the dining room. An area to entertain and dine in warmer months make's for the perfect setting to take in the rural views beyond. Mature cottage planting and flower beds and clipped hedges provide privacy, while the post and rail fence at the end of the lawn gives a feeling of openness. There is also a large garden shed.

Situation
In the heart of this pretty Surrey village sometimes known as The Artist's Village, with the famous Watts Gallery, tea rooms and very special Grade l Listed Chapel. Compton has a lovely 11th Century Church unique in England with its double sanctuary, and is also home to the highly regarded Withies Inn and restaurant. This village is so well located lying south of The Hog's Back, forming part of the Old Pilgrim's Way, within an Area of Great Landscape Value, being between the larger Towns of Godalming and Guildford (each within 3 miles and serving Waterloo from 37 minutes). For those commuting access onto the A3 is immediately at hand, linking with the M25 at Wisley with access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Farncombe provides the nearest mainline station serving Waterloo in about 40 minutes, together with a very useful range of local shops and several highly regarded schools.

Additional Information
Guildford Borough Council
Council Tax Band: E
EPC: D
All services mains connected

Additional information

• Semi- detached
• 2 reception rooms
• Kitchen/breakfast room
• 2 bedrooms
• family bathroom
• front and rear garden
• rural views
• character
• fire places
• guest W.C

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate