Oxmead Street, Ewhurst

"The position is what sets this house apart.
From the front, it looks directly over open fields rather than back into the development, which immediately changes how it feels to arrive and live here. There is a sense of space and outlook that is not always found in modern builds." Gavin Amberton - Chantries & Pewleys
The house opens into a central hallway with access to all principal rooms. To one side, the living room is double aspect, creating a bright but contained space separate from the main hub of the house. The kitchen, dining and family room forms the core of the property. It is a wide, open space with clearly defined areas for cooking, dining and seating. The kitchen includes fitted appliances, a breakfast bar and is supported by a separate utility room.
A cloakroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, the landing is wide and well lit, giving access to four bedrooms. The principal bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. The remaining three bedrooms are all practical in size and share a family bathroom finished in a modern style.
The detached double garage sits alongside the house and includes a substantial room above. This has been set up as a home office but could easily work as a studio, gym or ancillary accommodation depending on requirements.
To the rear, the garden faces south west, ensuring good natural light through the afternoon and evening. There is a paved terrace directly off the house, ideal for seating and outdoor dining, with the rest laid to lawn.
To the front, the house enjoys uninterrupted views across open countryside, which is a defining feature of the setting.
Local Area
Ewhurst is a lovely, semi-rural village nestled at the base of the beautiful Surrey Hills just a few miles north east of Cranleigh with bus links to Cranleigh and Guildford. Its population of 2,500 have
access to an array of amenities including a general store, Bulls Head public house, medieval church and a variety of independent retailers including a hairdresser, beauty shop and vet practice. The
village has a play group, pre-school and infant school as well as a range of private and state schools in nearby villages. These include Duke of Kent School in Peaslake, Hurtwood House School,
Cranleigh School and Glebelands High. It has a range of sports and social clubs with local playing fields, a polo club and a wonderful area for pursuing outdoor activities with hacking out or cycling in
the Surrey Hills. Mainline stations are available in Guildford, Woking or Dorking.