luxury houses with terrace for sale Farnham, United Kingdom

Located in the picturesque village of Grayswood, this newly-refurbished detached house on Ash Tree Close offers a blend of modern living and traditional charm. With four double bedrooms, it provides ample space for family living and entertaining guests. The brand new kitchen and bathrooms (underfloor heating) make this a turnkey home for any family.The property's layout includes flexible living spaces, allowing for customisation to suit your lifestyle needs. A cosy living room featuring a log burner adds warmth and character, while the new terrace provides an ideal spot for outdoor relaxation. Planning permission is already in place for a ground floor extension if additional space is desired: Waverley Planning App Ref: WA/2026/01038There is ample off-street parking for three cars and a large loft for storage or future development STPP. Grayswood's popularity stems from its tranquil setting and community feel, offering local amenities and easy access to nearby Haslemere high street. This area is well-regarded for its scenic surroundings and convenient transport links, with Haslemere station being 49 minutes from Waterloo.N.B.There is a personal connection between the owner and Harding Green.Quote Reference: 830979

This luxurious residence presents a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern sophistication with high ceilings, expansive sash windows, spacious living areas and exquisite finishes throughout along with a private lift, balcony and landscaped gardens. Originally forming part of Bagshot Heath and Chobham Ridges and spanning an area of 300 acres, ‘New Zealand’ as it was known was purchased by Swiss Botanist Augustus Mongredien and renamed ‘Heatherside on account of being surrounded by brown heather. Originally purchased with a with a view to creating a silk farm and later a specialist shrub and plant nursery. Heatherside House was built in 1862 and in 1865 Frederick Street was commissioned to plant 218 Wellingtonia Redwood trees on either side of the mile long driveway to the house, still existing today they form a tree lined walk known Wellingtonia Avenue. Accommodation summary Welcome to Heatherside Court, this distinguished property, accessed through a ornate wrought-iron gate is a prime example of refined luxury nestled within the lush greenery of a highly desirable locale between Lightwater and Camberley. This splendid Victorian residence, boasting timeless architectural elegance, presents a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern sophistication. The front façade exudes grandeur, featuring symmetrical sash windows that flood the interiors with natural light. The decorative cornices and period embellishments highlight the meticulous attention to detail synonymous with homes of this calibre. Heatherside Court is enveloped by beautifully landscaped garden, offering an oasis of privacy and serenity. The mature trees and manicured climbers provide a picturesque backdrop, while the elegant pathway and well-maintained lawn add to the property’s stately appeal. The ornamental fountain enhances the garden’s aesthetic, creating a delightful space for outdoor relaxation and leads to a sunken al fresco seating area, perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying tranquil garden views. With its exquisite exterior and captivating surroundings, Heatherside Court offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of architectural heritage in the heart of the British countryside. Ground Floor As you enter through the multi-paned double timber door, adorned with a fan light above, you are welcomed into a bright and airy vestibule. The monochrome tiled marble floor sets a tone of refined luxury, leading to an impressive hallway that extends over 41 feet in length. With a ceiling height exceeding 11 feet, a feature prevalent throughout this stunning home, the sense of space and grandeur is immediately apparent. A heavy original oak door ushers you into the expansive living room, a magnificent space stretching over 37 feet in length. Oversized dual aspect sash windows bathe the room in natural daylight, highlighting the central original fireplace. From here, a pair of solid double oak doors open into the family room, which also features dual aspect sash windows. A bespoke commercial lift provides convenient access to the first floor. This room too is graced with an original fireplace, standing proudly as a focal point, and open apertures on either side leading into the modern open-plan kitchen. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, boasting a large centre island with a quartz worktop and electric hob, comfortably seating four. The quartz continues along the wet run, featuring an undermounted sink with mixer taps and a painted brick splashback. Two rows of matching wall units offer ample storage, while a bank of tall units along the adjacent wall integrates top-of-the-line appliances, including a fridge freezer, double ovens, and a microwave. Bifold doors seamlessly unite the kitchen with a private courtyard, creating a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living. This courtyard also provides access to an external utility/laundry room, which in turn leads to the beautifully maintained gardens. A door from the kitchen returns you to the hallway, which includes a large cloakroom and additional storage. From here, a wide staircase ascends to the first floor, where the landing is flooded with natural light from an overhead skylight, enhancing the airy and welcoming atmosphere of this magnificent home. First Floor The upstairs of Heatherside Court maintains the same high ceilings and oversized sash windows, ensuring every room is bathed in an abundance of natural light. This level offers adaptable living, currently configured as three large bedrooms, but could easily be reimagined to create five bedrooms without compromising on space. The principal bedroom is a sanctuary of luxury, featuring access to a private balcony with a seating area overlooking the front of the property—an idyllic spot to watch the sunset. This bedroom leads to a spacious en-suite with his and hers sinks, a large walk-in shower, and a freestanding roll-top bath that takes centre stage in front of the sash window. An archway guides you to the dressing room, equipped with wardrobes on one side and drawers along two walls. A sash window ensures the room is bright and airy, and the generous space comfortably doubles as a home office for two people. Bedroom two, featuring two double aspect sash windows flanking the private lift, connects directly to bedroom three. Bedroom three, which can also be accessed from the landing, includes a dressing room and provides access to a large walk-in wet room. This wet room has been thoughtfully designed with impaired mobility in mind, without compromising on style or quality. Located at the top of the stairs, bedroom four offers commanding views across the balcony terrace and beyond. Outside The gravelled driveway provides ample parking for a number of vehicles, with steps and a discrete ramp leading to the house, whilst the gardens of Heatherside Court gracefully wrap around three sides of the property. The front features a raised terrace with an ornate period fountain. The side garden boasts a sunken al fresco seating area that ensures seclusion and privacy, providing the perfect suntrap. A set of steps framed by two mature olive trees lead to a lawned area bordered with a variety of shrubs and flowers, offering continued seasonal interest. The garden leads to the laundry/utility room, seamlessly linking back to the kitchen courtyard garden. Additionally, the detached double garage at the front of the property is equipped with power and light, presenting the potential for conversion (subject to planning permission) into further accommodation or a detached office. Location Situated in the esteemed Heatherside area, nestled between Camberley and Lightwater. This prime location offers seamless access to a myriad of amenities, making it an ideal choice for discerning buyers seeking a blend of convenience and elegance. Camberley town centre is just 2.4 miles away, offering an abundance of shops, cafes, and restaurants. The town also features a sports centre, a theatre, and a multi-screen cinema, alongside The Meadows Shopping Centre, which includes a Marks and Spencer and a Tesco Superstore. For your everyday needs, Bagshot, with its large Waitrose, is just over 2 miles away, ensuring all your requirements are met. Additionally, for those last-minute essentials there is a Sainsbury’s Local 0.7 miles away. Commuters will appreciate the variety of transport options available for easy access to London, with trains from Brookwood, Farnborough, and Sunningdale providing a convenient service to Waterloo in approximately 45 minutes. Junction 3 of the M3 is just 2.7 miles away, facilitating onward journeys to London, Heathrow, Gatwick and beyond. Heatherside Court is ideally positioned for families, with numerous outstanding state schools nearby, including Tomlinscote and Ravenscote. The area is also home to several prestigious private schools, such as Hall Grove Preparatory, Wellington College, Salesian, Farnborough Hill, Sir William Perkins, and St George's Weybridge, many of which are accessible via public bus from the Upper Chobham Road. Sporting enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy, with golf at Camberley Heath Golf Club and tennis at Frimley Lawn Tennis Club. Additional golf clubs in the area include Sunningdale, Wentworth, and The Berkshire. The world-renowned Ascot Racecourse and polo at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club in Winkfield add to the array of local sporting facilities. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Lightwater Country Park, just a 10-minute walk away, and the picturesque Virginia Water Lake and Savill Gardens. Horse riding, walking, and cycling can be enjoyed at Chobham Common and Windsor Great Park. Health and wellness are well-catered for with nearby health clubs such as Coworth Park, Pennyhill Park Health Club & Spa, Wentworth Club, and the MacDonald Berystede. For cultural pursuits, the area offers an impressive selection of theatres and cinemas, including The Novello Theatre in Sunninghill, Cineworld in Bracknell, New Victoria Theatre in Woking, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford, and South Hill Park Arts Centre & Wilde Theatre. Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities - Water Supply South East Water Sewerage South East Water Heating British Gas Electricity Supply OVO Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area we advise you to check with your provider’ Broadband Availability - Superfast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 53 Mbps and highest available upload speed 10 Mbps. Parking - The property falls within a controlled parking zone or local authority parking scheme. The property benefits from a double garage and private parking for multiple vehicles Title Notes – The property has a right of access over a shared driveway, owned by a neighbouring property. The mains drains cross over a neighbouring property. Accessibility/adaptations discrete wheelchair ramp and private lift for restricted mobility users Tenure – Freehold Local authority - Surrey Heath Borough Council

The Old Post House, Preston Candover Thoughtfully renovated and sensitively improved over recent years, The Old Post House occupies a cherished position at the very heart of Preston Candover - one of the Test Valley's most sought-after villages. Rolling Hampshire hills lie moments from the door, while a village of genuine and thriving community life surrounds it, and London remains effortlessly within reach. What sets this property apart from so many homes of comparable age and character is its remarkable sense of flow. Far from the warren of low-ceilinged rooms that period properties so often present, The Old Post House moves with ease from space to space - a quality greatly enhanced by the addition of a handsome new oak-framed orangery, which floods the heart of the home with natural light and opens an entirely new dimension of day-to-day living. Private and peaceful from every vantage point, yet superbly connected to the life of the village, this is a home of genuine distinction - one that rewards both quiet contemplation and generous entertaining in equal measure. Character & Provenance Three buildings, one remarkable home. The Old Post House has its origins in three separate buildings of varying ages, each of which has been woven together over the generations into a single, cohesive residence of 2,321 sq ft. Lived in, worked in, and deeply loved across many chapters of village life, the property carries its history lightly - confidently rather than apologetically. Evidence of that past is everywhere, and all the better for it. Sections of original wattle and daub walling have been carefully preserved and put on display; ancient beams speak quietly of former uses; and the building's long and proud life as the village post office is woven into its very decoration. Against this, the present reveals itself just as clearly: a beautifully appointed kitchen completed in 2024, double glazing throughout, and a new boiler installed in 2025. Whether one chooses to lean into the property's irresistible country cottage character or to introduce a more contemporary aesthetic, both would suit this building with equal ease. Multigenerational Living & Flexible Arrangements The retention of two original staircases lends The Old Post House a natural and largely self-contained duality - a split way of living that is ideally suited to multigenerational households or those seeking dedicated space for home working. The upper floors are connected by a hallway but could readily be made more entirely independent. There are, in effect, two front doors. On the ground floor, several generously proportioned reception rooms offer further scope - whether as shared family space, separate home offices, or studio accommodation. This is, after all, a building that has housed more than one business simultaneously within living memory. Setting Privacy at the heart of village life The L-shaped footprint of The Old Post House - wrapping around its courtyard and gardens - creates an enviable sense of enclosure and privacy. Every outlook faces inward, onto garden, terrace, or sky, and yet beyond the front gates, the village unfolds with ease. A short stroll in one direction leads to the community-owned Candover Valley Store - a much-loved local institution that also serves as the village's post office - alongside the Village Hall, recreation ground, and a thriving tennis club. In the other, barely a minute's walk away, stands The Candover: a newly opened pub with rooms of impressive style and ambition, owned and run by three local residents. It is a venture that feels destined to put Preston Candover firmly on the map as a destination in its own right. Accommodation - Ground Floor Generous, purposeful, and wonderfully cohesive The ground floor of The Old Post House offers a rare sense of warmth and intention. Kitchen, orangery, drawing room, study, dining room, breakfast room, utility room, and cloakroom flow together as a cohesive whole - each space with its own character and purpose, yet unified by a sense of easy, comfortable living. The kitchen - approximately two years old, finished to an excellent standard and complete with integrated appliances and a useful larder - opens naturally into the breakfast room and on further to the dining room and new orangery, extending the heart of the home into a bright and sociable space of real quality. The dining room features a wood-burning stove, while the breakfast room conceals a particularly well-placed secret cupboard - perfectly proportioned for a wine collection. Accommodation - First Floor Four doubles, three bathrooms, and a principal suite of distinction The first floor provides four generously sized double bedrooms, each enjoying excellent natural light and pleasing views over the gardens and surrounding village. Three bathrooms serve the floor, of which two are en suite. The principal suite is, quite simply, the star of the show. Exposed beams lend it an atmosphere of real warmth and age, while the en-suite bathroom - finished in stone, with a freestanding feature bathtub as its centrepiece - offers a level of luxury one might more readily associate with a fine boutique hotel. Storage is excellent throughout the upper floor. Outside Gardens, courtyards, and outdoor living spaces Arriving through the wooden vehicle gate, a gravelled driveway provides parking for three or more cars alongside a practical garage - currently in use as a workshop and motorcycle store - and several further enclosed storage units. The raised lawn garden is a particular delight: edged by mature, considered planting and presided over by an ancient yew of real presence. Tucked within its canopy sits an impressive treehouse, complete with climbing and swinging apparatus - a space that will prove irresistible to younger members of the household for years to come. A wonderfully private decked terrace offers an ideal setting for outdoor dining and relaxed summer evenings. Descending closer to the house, the courtyard-level terrace - fitted with built-in seating and a substantial jacuzzi, included within the sale - completes an outdoor offering that is as versatile and considered as the home itself. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Local Authority: Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: G | EPC: D Construction Type Brick / Slate Tiles Utilities: Water Supply: South East Water, Heating: Liquid Gas, Electricity Supply: Mains Supplied by Octopus Energy Sewerage: Septic tank shared with one neighbouring property. Annual costs: £110 each. Contact the agent for further information. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTC Superfast broadband available, we advise you to check with your provider. Garage Parking Space: Yes Off Road Parking Spaces: Three vehicles Total Internal Floor Area: 1851 sq ft. The property benefits from and is subject to various rights and easements relating to shared access, drainage, services and neighbouring land. The property shares a septic tank with one neighbouring property, with maintenance and emptying costs currently shared equally between the parties. A neighbouring property also benefits from a legal right of way over part of the driveway and contributes equally toward the maintenance of the shared access. Buyers are advised to rely on their solicitor to review the title documentation and rights affecting the property in full. The property is located within a designated Conservation Area, which may impose restrictions on alterations, extensions, and external changes. Buyers are advised to make enquiries with the local planning authority. The property is located within an area identified as having a medium surface water flood risk, with projections indicating a future high risk. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding flood risk and insurance availability.