Cradle Lane, Frith End, Hampshire, GU35

Situated in a semi rural location close to Dockenfield and Alice Holt Forest, a 2/3 bedroom character semi detached house with far reaching countryside views.

This characterful Victorian property is well presented throughout and is situated within a sought after semi rural position that boasts fantastic countryside views.

The property is within immediate proximity to Alice Holt Forest and comprises fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room with Range and back door to rear courtyard, sitting room with bay window and open fireplace, family room with engineered wooden flooring and views to garden, under stairs storage.

Upstairs there is a principal bedroom with feature fireplace and views to countryside, double bedroom and large family bathroom with separate shower and airing cupboard.

There is a large loft room that has been partially converted to a bedroom with two sets of velux windows.

Outside the generous west facing garden consists of large patio terrace adjoining the rear of the property, courtyard area, side access, large garage and at the rear there fantastic views to surrounding countryside. At the front of the property there is a small front garden and driveway.

Cradle Lane is a small residential road in a rural location on the fringes of Dockenfield. The property enjoys far reaching views over neighbouring countryside to the front and rear of the house as well as stunning sunsets. The sought after village of Dockenfield is within the Parish of Frensham near the Georgian town of Farnham. There is immediate access to Alice Holt Forest which offers country pursuits such as walking, riding, cycling has a cafe. There is sailing at the nearby Frensham Great Pond and miles and miles of footpaths. Dockenfield boasts a popular village pub, The Bluebell and the nearby village of Rowledge has a village shop, butcher, post office, and The Hare and Hounds public house. The cricket green, playground, tennis club and village hall are all well-supported. There are many highly regarded schools in the area including St Marys and Frensham Heights, Waverley Abbey in Tilford and Woolmer Hill in Haslemere.