2 Bed Bungalow Sold STC
Tickners Heath, Alfold, GU6

Guide Price £400,000 (Freehold)

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Charming detached period cottage
Two double bedrooms with built in wardrobes
Attractive kitchen/diner with slate tiled floor and built-in appliances
Cosy sitting room with original parquet flooring & open fire
Family bathroom & boot room
Easy to maintain private garden
Private driveway to front with parking for 2 cars
Close to Sidney woodland & the lost canal
EPC rating: D
Council tax band: D

Nestled in the picturesque countryside, this charming detached period cottage offers a perfect blend of character and modern conveniences. Boasting two double bedrooms complete with built-in wardrobes, the property provides ample living space for a small family or those seeking a peaceful retreat. The heart of the home lies in the attractive kitchen/diner, featuring a slate tiled floor and built-in appliances, ideal for hosting gatherings or enjoying intimate meals. The cosy sitting room exudes warmth with its original parquet flooring and open fire, creating a welcoming ambience for relaxing evenings. Additional features include a family bathroom and a convenient boot room, ensuring practicality and comfort are at the forefront of this delightful abode.

Step outside and discover the easy-to-maintain private garden, providing a tranquil oasis for outdoor relaxation and al fresco dining. The property benefits from a private driveway to the front with parking for two cars, offering convenience and security for residents and guests alike. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the property's proximity to Sidney woodland and the lost canal, providing opportunities for leisurely walks and exploring the surrounding natural beauty. With an EPC rating of D and council tax band D, this idyllic cottage presents a wonderful opportunity to embrace a peaceful lifestyle in a sought-after location.

Location Summary

Alfold is a village in South/West Surrey situated on the cusp of Surrey/West Sussex border. The village is set in an area of wooded countryside with many footpaths and bridleways through Forestry Commission land and along the Wey and Arun Canal including Sidney Woods which is just a minute's walk away. The St Nicholas church in the centre of the village dating back to 1100. The village benefits from two pubs and a village shop, Village Hall, Sports Ground, cricket pitch and tennis courts. A recent additional benefit has been the opening of a Marks and Spencer Simply Food.The nearby town of Godalming offers a wide range of shops and recreational facilities, as well as a mainline station with a fast service into Waterloo and access to the A3 for the M25 and central London. The neighbouring village of Cranleigh also offers a bustling High Street with a butcher, fishmonger and a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants. It also benefits from a modern health centre, library and leisure centre.

Council Tax Band: D