15th century hall house, lake house
A converted, 15th century hall house, with cosy, wood-panelled rooms and twelve acres of woodland and parkland. Highlights: 1: Historically interesting home 2: Formal dining room with mezzanine 3: One acre, private lake Tudor Long description: A 15th century hall house, typically converted into a 2 storey home in about 1605. The property was sensitively enlarged in around 1920 by Robert Haslam (uncle of Nicky Haslam). He also created the lovely walled garden, with its herbaceous perennial borders in the style made popular by Gertrude Jekyll, who lived locally. The house is a cosy, fun and fairly bomb-proof family home but also a great space for entertaining, and sporty activities like rowing, fishing, tennis and croquet. Kitchen Dining room Sitting room Hall Drawing room Play room Study Utility room Larder Pantry Loo Downstairs loo- wheelchair acessible 6 bedrooms 1 further study/bedroom 2 shower rooms 3 bathrooms Garden Around 12 acres with Woodland, paddock, lawns and parkland Also 1 acre lake Tennis Court
Guildford
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