4 bed detached house for sale

Heath Close, Hindhead, Surrey GU26

Well-presented detached home with three to four bedrooms in a quiet position close to Beacon Hill village, the primary school and woodland. Two dual aspect reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, study, part-vaulted ceilings, principal bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a substantial level garden.

Occupying a quiet residential position within walking distance of village shops, the primary school and nearby woodland, this well-presented and generously proportioned detached home is ideally suited to family living. Exposed timbers, high ceilings and several part-vaulted areas give the light-filled accommodation real character, with many of the principal rooms enjoying a dual aspect. A substantial side garden provides excellent outdoor space for entertaining or for children to enjoy.

The Approach

The property is approached through an arched gate set within mature hedging, creating an attractive and private entrance. Beyond the gate, the house reveals charming tile-hung elevations, a timber porch with a herringbone brick threshold and a solid wood front door.

Ground Floor

The entrance opens into a spacious hallway finished with Camaro Wild Amber Oak flooring, which continues through the main reception areas and kitchen. A spacious cloakroom sits at the end of the hall.

To the front are two dual aspect reception rooms: A cosy family room and a formal sitting room, the latter with a fireplace and wood-burning stove as its focal point.

Positioned at the rear, the kitchen/dining room forms the central hub of the home. Its dual south and west aspects bring excellent natural light, and cream wooden shutters complement the generous range of cream cupboards and drawers. The kitchen has an integrated electric oven and ceramic hob, with space for a dishwasher and fridge freezer, and comfortably accommodates a large dining table and further furniture. A separate utility room to the side has a stable door opening directly onto the garden.

A versatile room, currently used as a spacious study, completes the ground floor. With a full wall of built-in storage, it could equally serve as a fourth bedroom or additional reception room.

First Floor

Stairs rise to a spacious landing with a beamed vaulted ceiling. There are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, including an impressive dual aspect principal bedroom with a part-vaulted ceiling, built-in wardrobes to two sides and a vanity sink set discreetly into one corner.

The accommodation is completed by a large family bathroom, refurbished approximately five years ago, with a roll-top bath, walk-in shower and extensive built-in storage, creating a practical yet elegant space.

Gardens and Grounds

The gardens are predominantly level and offer excellent potential as a family garden. Mature hedging provides a high degree of privacy, and the boundaries are enclosed by fencing. Double gates allow access for off-road parking, and a former carport was previously situated in one corner. The lawned garden is easy to maintain while still offering scope for further landscaping or planting. A garden shed provides useful external storage, and a pathway extends right around the property.

Location

Beacon Hill is a popular village set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by extensive National Trust countryside, including the renowned Devil’s Punch Bowl and the beautiful Golden Valley. It offers an attractive balance of rural tranquillity and everyday convenience.

The village has local shops, cafés and restaurants, along with a well-regarded primary school, making it particularly appealing to families. A wider selection of shops, services and eateries can be found in neighbouring Grayshott, just a short distance away.

For commuters, convenient access to the A3 provides direct road links to London, the M25 and the south coast. Mainline services run from nearby Haslemere and Farnham, both offering fast, regular connections to London Waterloo as well as a broader range of shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities.

The surrounding countryside offers excellent outdoor recreation, with several well-regarded golf courses, miles of National Trust land ideal for walking, cycling and riding, and sailing and watersports at nearby Frensham Great Pond and Frensham Little Pond