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Asking Price
£1,250,000
‘Tyndalls’ is truly a delightful surprise, set back from Charterhouse Road, it occupies an elevated and commanding position whilst enjoying grounds that extend to 0.62 acres. It is approached by a sweeping Rhododendron and Camellia lined drive leading to a large shingle driveway with parking for multiple vehicles. Extensively refurbished and impeccably maintained by its current owners, it is presented to the market for the 1 st time in nearly 20 years.
The accommodation is immaculately presented, starting with a large open-plan sitting/dining room with an open fireplace, oak flooring and an impressive full-width wall of bespoke cupboards and shelves. The fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room is smart and functional, whilst integral appliances include a double eye-level oven, ceramic hob & dishwasher. This flows into an open plan utility room with space for the usual appliances and access to the delightful outdoor eating area and garden beyond.
The principal bedroom suite is capacious and enjoys its own en-suite shower-room and direct access to a delightful south-west facing balcony. The other bedrooms are both doubles and the family bathroom is accessed from both the landing, and the third bedroom. The main bedrooms and living area all benefit from fabulous views out across the Charterhouse valley.
The spacious feel continues downstairs, where the family room offers further opportunity to be used
as a guest bedroom, home cinema, games room or study/office etc. There is a fully-operational
kitchen, a shower-room with additional laundry facilities, plus a door to the heated garage with a
wide range of beautifully fitted cupboards. This whole lower area could easily be adapted to become a self-contained suite, whilst the plot still has potential to build a separate double garage, subject to the usual planning consent.
To the rear of the house is a large and extremely private entertaining area/courtyard paved with
tumbled limestone, the perfect party area. This in turn rises to a larger lawned area with a timber
summerhouse/potential home-office complete with power and lighting. Beyond this the garden rises into an area of open woodland complete with play area, giving further views across Godalming. The whole south-west facing garden is the perfect sun trap for those lazy summer days.
Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: D
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EPC Rating: D (64)
Council tax band: G
Local Authority: Waverley Borough Council
Tenure: Freehold
Reference Number: BWG230317
Location
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The market town of Godalming has a picturesque and historic High Street with an excellent array of shops, bars, restaurants, as well as three superstores. The main line railway station is close to the town centre and provides direct services into London Waterloo in approx 45 minutes. The A3 linking the M25 and London’s airports is approx 2 miles from the town centre. There is an excellent selection of schools in the area that cater for most ages and denominations, both in the public and private sectors, and good leisure facilities including swimming pools and health clubs, golf courses at Milford, Chiddingfold and Hurtmore while South Coast beaches are around 30 miles away. Guildford town, with its cobbled High Street, has a multitude of mainstream shops, cinemas and theatres and is approx 4 miles from Godalming, for which there are direct bus and train connections.
