WOODFOLD Is a most attractive Edwardian building, approached off a private drive, in a tucked away position approximately half a mile south of the Village centre, consequently being within walking distance of the Village amenities, which include the picturesque Green and Red Lion Public House. The building was converted some time ago into five apartments, number three being found on the first floor with East, South and West aspects, enjoying bright and spacious accommodation as a result.
A communal front door and easy rising returning staircase leads to the first floor landing and front door of the apartment. Once inside there is a feeling of both light and space, the entrance area serving the kitchen, living room and second bedroom, with a further hallway leading to the master suite and family bathroom. The living room is a beautiful room, having a feature fireplace reflecting the Edwardian age, book shelving, and divides naturally into sitting and dining areas. From this room there are fine Southerly views over the gardens and neighbouring fields to the hills beyond.
The kitchen has modern units at both high and low level with composite granite work tops, the aspect being Easterly looking to the front. Both bedrooms are very well proportioned, the main having an en-suite shower room, there being a family bathroom at the end of the hall. 

OUTSIDE To the front of the building is a car parking area, beyond which is a block of garages, number three owning the extreme right hand garage (17'6x9'6) with power and light connected.
The garden and grounds are a most attractive feature, being level, having expanses of lawn, a yew hedged private lawn, rose and wisteria clad pergola with flower and shrubbery borders. The garden and grounds are for the use and enjoyment of all the residents within the house. 

SERVICES All main services, gas fired central heating, extensive sealed unit double glazing. 

AGENTS NOTE Under Section 21 of the Estate Agency Act 1979, we hereby give notice that one of the Vendors is a part time member of staff at Keats, Haslemere. 

FERNHURST Lies in the north-west corner of West Sussex within the South Downs National Park. It is just a few minutes drive from Haslemere (55 minutes by train to London Waterloo) and close to the border of Hampshire. The A286 runs through its centre dividing the village into west and east. The idyllic village green on the eastern side is surrounded by old and beautiful buildings, within walking distance is the Parish Church, pavilion, cricket green and primary school. The village provides shops for most day-to-day needs including a post office and chemist. More comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities are available in Haslemere. The surrounding countryside comprises a mixture of woodland and farmland ideal for sporting and country pursuits, whilst to the south is Chichester famous for its theatre, cathedral and sailing.

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