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" Upon entering the property you experience immediately the bright and airy atmosphere as you flow through the entrance hallway. To your left there is a cosy family room, that has a dual purpose as a study, that is neatly positioned with a south westerly aspect. Entering the open plan kitchen/dining room you will note an exceptional space with modern fitted appliances and a gas range at its core. Off the kitchen there is a useful utility room that leads neatly into an attached double garage. To the right hand side of the hallway is the sitting room which is spacious and light with dual aspects and French doors that lead into the garden. The first floor boasts a master suite with a dual aspect complete with en suite bathroom and walk in wardrobe. A further 4 bedrooms occupy the remaining space with a family bathroom, all of which are accessed off a spacious landing. A most delightful and well done family home.

Situation
Star Hill Drive is a well established and highly sought after private residential road on the outskirts of Churt village which is just over half a mile away. A footpath on the end of this road leads to Frensham Common and Pond and the area is surrounded by many miles of open countryside, much of it in the ownership of The National Trust, providing excellent walking and riding country. The village offers everyday shopping facilities, a church, a nursery and first school and a regular bus services links to Farnham and Haslemere, both having a train service to London Waterloo within the hour. There is golf at Hindhead and Hankley Common. The area is well served for schools of all age groups in both the state and private sectors.

Outside
The property boasts an elevated position and is approached, on foot, by 6 stone steps that lead directly to the Stucco fronted front door, or by car, up a gravel driveway that leads directly to the garage entrance. The front of the property has a number of mature hedges, small trees and shrubs that add extra privacy to the family home. To the rear of the property the gardens are mostly laid to lawn with various trees, hedges and shrubs that add to the character and feel of this adaptable space. To one side the property's border is lined by a manicured beech hedge and a discreet deer fence follows the border back to the road. In all this is a most stunning property with a spacious interior and ample gardens which are approaching approximately 0.6 of an acre.

Additional Information
Waverley borough council.

Council Tax 2016/17: Band G - ?2,858.68

Farnham train station: 5.2 miles "