The ground floor consists of a front reception room with wood burning stove, spacious modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room with appliances, doors leading to the garden. Downstairs Cloakroom.
Stairs lead up to the first floor consisting of a master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room, second double bedroom with fitted wardrobe, third bedroom and a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. The property is decorated to a high standard throughout with neutral décor and underfloor heating.
To the rear is a good size patio area with steps leading down to the garden. There is off street parking and a small shed.
Security Deposit: £3115.38 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £623.08 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: F
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Services:
Water: mains supply
Gas: mains supply
Electric: mains supply
Sewage: mains supply
Heating: gas / underfloor
Materials used in construction: brick/cement/tile
How does broadband enter the property: FTTP
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
The property is in a conservation area.
The River Hart rises from springs in the centre of Crondall and the streets follow its course. Meanwhile, local life revolves around the 12th century All Saints Church, Hook Meadow, with cricket, bowling greens and tennis courts and a popular play area. The Meadow also hosts open air theatre and community events and next to it is Crondall Village Hall where villagers and visitors gather to enjoy theatre, games and quizzes, wedding receptions and all sorts of special occasions. Village life is not complete without the pub, of course. The Historic Plume of Feathers, which is 2 minutes’ walk from The Forge (or 150 yards) – once a resting point on the turnpike road to Portsmouth – serves fine food and ales, as does The Hampshire Arms, which is only 5 minutes’ walk away. Fleet and Farnham can both be reached through the community ‘taxi share’ scheme and they each offer supermarkets and a good range of high street shops and local stores. Farnham also hosts a regular farmer’s market and provides the nearest mainline railway station. Back in Crondall and the splendid surrounding countryside, walkers, cyclists and horse riders will find endless opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. The vistas across North Hampshire from Queen’s View are particularly stunning. Queen Victoria was certainly impressed…that is how it got its name. Crondall’s name itself dates back to the Domesday Book, a reminder of just how timeless this lovely location is. The perfect place to call home and create your own family history.
Charters Farnham
Charters Estate Agents Farnham
14 Old Market Place
Farnham
Surrey
GU9 7SF
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