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"Ardmore is the western half of a substantial house of the Edwardian period with additions, divided into two many years ago and retaining the proportions and features of its period. On the market for the first time in 50 years, Ardmore has a distinctive character and offers space and sunny rooms with high ceilings, principally south east and south west aspects and a flexible arrangement with large ground floor rooms. In a location worthy of extension if desired, subject to planning permission. The elevations are of mellow brick with timber framed largely sash windows under a largely tiled roof with gables.

Situation
The house occupies a particularly fine position within a Conservation Area in one of the most highly regarded locations in the Farnham area, away from the main traffic routes and noted for its substantial properties. Farnham is well known for its wide streets and Georgian and Medieval architecture, beneath its historic castle and park, and the centre lies within about a mile providing excellent shopping and a variety of sporting and cultural facilities. There is a particularly good choice of private and state schools including South Farnham nearby. The station to Waterloo is about 3/4 of a mile and London is under an hour. There is ready access from here to protected countryside and National Trust Land providing superb opportunities for walking, riding and country pursuits.

Outside
Set well back from the road with a level garden arranged to the south and west, predominantly lawn, interspersed with borders and shrubs and incorporating a croquet lawn with mature trees and hedges to the boundaries. A drive leads to a detached brick and tile garage with an adjacent carport and a walled and paved patio adjoins the house with a workshop and a garden shed. In all about 0.28 of an acre (0.11ha)

Additional Information
All mains services.
Local Authority: Waverley Borough Council 01483 523333"