Property description

A truly special property, with origins believed to date back to the 14th century, in a tucked away position within a rural hamlet, yet within a 10 minute drive of the A3 at Hindhead. All of the charm and character of a Grade II listed thatched, medieval timber framed cottage with the convenience of modern family life.
LOCATION
Arford is a lovely rural hamlet in the historic parish of Headley, famous locally for The Crown Inn, a charming country pub, with its gardens and a stream separated from the pub by the Arford Road! Luckily it’s a quiet road and no one minds the odd customer heading over the road with a tray of drinks.  Headley village  centre is within walking distance and offers a small range of shops and facilities including a  doctors’ surgery with retail chemist, a newsagent, hairdresser and small delicatessen plus  The Hollybush pub. High street shopping, supermarkets  and main line stations can be found at Farnham,Haslemere, Liphook and Petersfield.  Access to the A3, with motorway style  connections to London, the South Coast and both London Airports, is within a few miles via Grayshott and Hindhead. www.headley-village.com 

COUNTRYSIDE
The local area is surrounded by beautiful countryside, much of it owned by  the National Trust and Forestry Commission, including  Broxhead Common, Woolmer Forest, Frensham Ponds (Sailing available), Alice Holt,  Ludshott Common Arford Common and Waggoners Wells. The River Wey meanders through Standford and Lindford, and can be seen at the far end of Mill Lane, by Headley Mill.

Property Features :

• Character features including exposed beams throughout, Inglenook fireplace in the sitting room with
• Delightful, tucked away private position, yet in the centre of this highly desired hamlet, within
• Carefully maintained cottage gardens, a fifth of an acre, with Yorkstone paved courtyard area, lawn
• Driveway with double width car port providing ample parking for 3/4 cars.
• Period outbuilding with potential to convert into accommodation if desired subject to the usual con