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" Primely positioned just a few hundred yards from Haslemere's vibrant High Street, this spacious detached home built by local architect/builder Parbury between 1902 - 1906 is steeped in history. The property is Grade II listed mainly as the home from 1917 until his death of Arnold Dolmetsch, pioneer of the early music revival and founder of the factory for making early music instruments.
Although this home would benefit from some cosmetic updating it provides a warm and welcoming feeling for the incoming owners to create a fabulous home.
The accommodation comprises a spacious hallway, modern kitchen with AGA, separate utility room, sitting room, family room, cloakroom and bathroom on the ground floor. Whilst upstairs six bedrooms with the principal room having an en-suite and a family bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation.
There is then a separate studio/ music hall with office that could be used for many purposes including a work from home space or fitness studio. The gardens are a lovely feature of this home being predominately at the front with various areas of lawn, patio, mature flower beds and fruit trees. The driveway is in and out and there is also access to a garage.


The property lies a little over half a mile from Haslemere High Street and is also within one mile of the mainline station. Haslemere is an attractive town with a good range of independent shops and boutiques, restaurants, coffee houses, Waitrose and a M&S Foodhall. There are good road links to London and the south coast and the mainline station offers a fast train service to London Waterloo in around 48 minutes. There are excellent golf courses in Hindhead and Liphook and leisure facilities including The Haslemere Leisure Centre. Stunning expanses of both National Trust and Areas of Outstanding Beauty criss-crossed by footpaths can be found locally.

Wonderful Grade II listed home "