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" Forming the major wing of an impressive Edwardian country house designed by the highly respected local architect Harold Falkner. The house is beautifully presented with the accommodation arranged over three floors. Of particular note is the impressive double aspect drawing room with unique decorative plaster ceiling rose, open fireplace, oak flooring and large bow sash windows. The kitchen breakfast room which is open plan to a large conservatory has doors opening onto the terrace and garden. The master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom and a private balcony has elevated views across woodland and the whole house is beautifully proportioned with classical Edwardian features.

Situation
The Chase enjoys the most attractive rural setting with grounds surrounding the house of approximately 27 acres. Churt is a popular village providing local shops, church and infant and nursery schools, a local pub and a regular bus service connecting the towns of Farnham and Haslemere. Both towns provide a comprehensive range of shopping, cultural and leisure facilities with train stations providing regular services to Waterloo. Churt is a thriving village with a real sense of community and the immediate surrounding countryside is designated as an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Great Landscape Value within the Green Belt. Much of the common land is under the ownership of The National Trust and there are excellent walking and riding facilities on the doorstep. There is golf at Hindhead, Hankley and Farnham and there is an excellent range of schools both state and private within easy reach. The A3 and M3 which link with the M25 and the south coast are easily accessible.

Outside
The property is located in a totally private position with the main house being set back approximately 1/3 of a mile along a private driveway. The private gardens are predominately lawned with well stocked flower beds, shrubs and mature hedging and has views and direct access onto the extensive woodland which is jointly owned by the residents of The Chase. There is ample gravel parking to the front of the house and a wooden shed and garden store and a single garage with loft space above which forms part of the old coach house. "