Bourneside is a wonderfully attractive Grade II listed detached period house originally built approximately 400 years ago and then extended substantially over more recent years.

Approaching 1 acre, the property is full of character and charm having been continuously updated and modernised offering modern living luxuries combined with many of its original character features, including a wealth of exposed timbers to the walls and ceilings, inglenook fireplace, latch doors, etc.

Set back behind a walled garden with raised hedgerows, a white picket gate makes a picture perfect entrance.

Entering the property through a pretty porch and period front door, the heavily beamed entrance hall leads to the main reception rooms including the bright triple aspect sitting room with views over the front and rear gardens.

The spacious kitchen/breakfast room has been well equipped with modern Shaker style units and integrated appliances, and gives direct access to the formal dining room and study. The central island with breakfast bar makes this a wonderful place to entertain or catch up on the days events.

To the first floor where bedroom one offers delightful views of the rear gardens and is served by a re-fitted en-suite bath and shower room. There are three further bedrooms with another en-suite shower room off the second, plus a family bathroom. A secondary staircase in the original part of the house provides bedroom 4 with separate private access from the ground floor study.

Additional benefits include a fully boarded roof space and the presence of 3-phase electricity enabling both solar panels and PV charging facilities to be installed (STPP).

Secured from the outside world by electric gates there is a large gravel parking area for numerous vehicles.

The gardens are a particular highlight of Bourneside, offering ideal facilities and layout for summer entertaining and al fresco dining courtesy of the stone terrace which stretches across the rear of the house. The large manicured lawns are interspersed with mature fruit trees and large neatly trimmed conifers. The whole is well fenced and seclusion is provided all round by an abundance of mature shrubs and bushes.

Situated approximately 1.5 miles from Chobham village centre offering day to day shopping and comprehensive selection of excellent pubs and restaurants. Woking, Guildford and Windsor provide a further extensive range of shopping and recreational facilities.

Schools: Educational facilities in the vicinity are first class and give provision for children of all age groups. Close to hand is Gordons School (1.1km) in West End and Coworth Flexlands in Valley End. Further afield is Hoebridge in Woking, Hall Grove in Bagshot, St Georges in Weybridge and Heathfield in Ascot.

Entertainment: Sporting facilities in the area include racing at Ascot and Windsor, polo at Guards and Ascot Park, golf at Queenwood, Chobham, Foxhills Country Club, Wentworth and Sunningdale.

Walking & Riding: The house and village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, particularly Chobham & West End commons, providing excellent direct access for walking and horse riding.

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£1,500,000

Bagshot Road, Chobham, Woking, Surrey, GU24

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