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Loxhill, Godalming

With its origins believed to date back to the 1600s and originally built as two farmers' cottages, this fine property has since been converted to one delightful home. Markwick Cottage beautifully blends period character with comfortable living extending to some 2487 sq ft (231 sq m). Built of beautiful Bargate stone with its visual aspect further enhanced by flowering wisteria, there is so much character within. Indeed the original beams that are extensively in evidence are reputedly re-claimed ships' timbers. Sitting in private grounds extending to three-quarters of an acre, with outstanding views to the fore. The gardens are a particular feature of the property and include a double width garage and some 586 sq ft (231 sq m) of outbuildings. The semi-rural nature of the location is exceptional and offers a wonderful sense of peace and seclusion while remaining conveniently accessible to nearby Godalming & Cranleigh town centres.

About This Property

Internally, the home beautifully blends period character with comfortable modern living, featuring well-proportioned rooms filled with natural light. The property offers flexible accommodation, making it ideal for both family life and entertaining. There are also potential options here to put your own stamp on the property, with scope to reconfigure the accommodation to suit your individual lifestyle requirements

The property benefits from two principal entrances: one to the right-hand side opening into a spacious, square entrance lobby, and another to the left leading directly into a welcoming snug. This cosy space features an attractive fireplace and flows openly into an adjoining room currently used as a dining room, though it could equally serve as an additional sitting room.

A further generous reception room offers excellent flexibility - it could function as a formal sitting room, home office, or even a ground floor bedroom suite, particularly as it is complemented by a modern en-suite shower room.

The centrally positioned kitchen/breakfast room is comprehensively fitted with wood-fronted units and features an Aga, creating a warm and traditional heart to the home. This space is further enhanced by a large walk-in larder and a separate utility room.

Upstairs, there are four bedrooms. The two largest benefit from en-suite facilities, while another bedroom is accessed via a private dressing room, which also leads to a bathroom -making it a strong contender for the principal suite. The layout offers flexibility, allowing buyers to choose the configuration that best suits their needs.

Gardens & Exterior

The gardens are a standout feature, providing a wonderful sense of privacy thanks to a stone wall and mature shrubbery bordering the property. Accessed via a five-bar gate, the grounds offer a delightful mix of established planting, open lawn, and inviting spaces ideal for outdoor entertaining or peaceful relaxation.

Externally, the property also includes a double-width garage with a pitched roof. To the right, there is a dedicated planting conservatory, while to the left, substantial outbuildings and storage areas offer a wide range of potential uses.

Markwick Cottage represents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly distinctive home, rich in character and history, set within an idyllic and highly sought-after location.

Floorplan

Key Features

Period cottage with exceptional views to the fore
Three principal reception areas
Kitchen/breakfast room & separate utility room
Modern ground floor shower-room
Four first floor bedrooms, three of which are en-suite
Extensive grounds of some three-quarters of an acre
Double-width garage, conservatory and outhouses
In the hamlet of Loxhill, equi-distant of Cranleigh & Godalming

Material Information

EPC Rating: E (39)

Council tax band: G

Local Authority: Waverley Borough Council

Tenure: Freehold

Reference Number: BWG250360

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Hascombe is a pretty and historic village surrounded by some wonderful countryside ideal for walking and riding, with a cricket green, village pond and beautiful church, as well as the White Horse public house. The nearby market town of Godalming has a picturesque and historic High Street with an excellent array of shops, bars, restaurants, and superstores. The main line railway station is close to the town centre and provides direct services into London Waterloo in approx 47 minutes. The A3 is approximately 2 miles from the town centre, linking with the M25 and London's airports. There is an excellent selection of schools in the area both in the public and private sectors. Guildford town, with its cobbled High Street, has a multitude of mainstream shops, cinemas and theatres and is approx 4 miles from Godalming.