Oxenden Road, Farnham

The Property
Recently redecorated inside and out, the interior of this detached bungalow is finished with neutral tones, ceiling cornices and high skirting, sympathetic to the character of the home. Reception areas feature an open plan kitchen and dining room, plus an extensive lounge approaching 23 ft. Both the lounge and dining space open to the rear garden, the lounge offering French doors and a feature brick fireplace. The kitchen area benefits from fitted storage, work surfaces and large splash back tiles, along with appliance space and an archway with views leading through the dining space to the garden. On arrival, an enclosed porch guides into a hallway, which accesses all of the living spaces, including a bathroom with a white suite. Two bedrooms feature a master with a large walk-in bay window and mirrored, built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom is of good size, providing total space equivalent to a double, along with built-in, mirrored wardrobes. The property is freehold.

The Grounds
Remarkable outdoor entertaining space features with this property, with neatly kept, established gardens to the front and rear. Set back from Oxenden Road, a generous, largely laid to lawn front garden is partially screened to provide a degree of privacy. The rear garden presents patio space suited to al fresco dining, along with an area of lawn and vegetable patch, whilst steps lead up to a further paved patio area, with a sense of seclusion created by a pergola intertwined with vines. Ample parking further features outside, with a tandem car port, plus rear driveway parking space for several average-sized cars.

Location
Situated within a semi rural village, this property is within close proximity to shops, such as a local bakery and convenience store. Tongham's village hall, cricket green, bowling club and Ash Manor Sports Centre are all within easy walking distance from the home.
Well-placed for commuting, the home also has great access to the A331 and bus routes.
Tongham is set on the Hampshire and Surrey borders backing onto the Hog's Back. It is home to the largest independent brewery in Surrey and offers two well-regarded pubs, village church and salon, as well as recreation grounds that host community events. Commuters are well-served by the A31 and the A331, accessible to the A3 and the M3, providing city and coastal links. Ash station connects to Farnham, Guildford and Reading. Farnham's historical market town centre is less than five miles away, with a bustling town centre and National Trust Parks; Alice Holt Forest and Frensham Common. Guildford is also close by, with restaurants, public houses and theatres.

Agent's Comments
"This impressive, detached character bungalow is ideally located for a convenient village lifestyle, further benefitting from no onward chain complications."

Council Tax Band
D