Marley Lane, Haslemere, GU27

A charming house set in an elevated semi-rural location on the outskirts of Haslemere, featuring distinctive Alpine-style architecture and bright, spacious accommodation throughout.





Set on a gently sloping site, a series of steps leads up from the parking area to the side of the property, where a glazed entrance door opens into a welcoming reception lobby. The lobby benefits from a useful coat cupboard and provides access to a modern, fitted shower room.

From the lobby, the accommodation flows into a superb double-aspect kitchen/dining room, positioned centrally within the property and providing direct access to the principal reception room. This impressive triple-aspect room enjoys an abundance of natural light, with high-level bi-fold doors opening onto the front sun deck and taking full advantage of the magnificent rural views. An open fireplace provides an attractive focal point.

To the rear is a further reception room, currently used as a study. This versatile space is double-glazed and features double-opening doors leading directly onto the rear garden, making it ideal as a home office or additional bedroom.

A timber staircase with glazed panels rises to a spacious first-floor landing, which features a vaulted ceiling and is generous enough to accommodate a home office, work area or other useful space.

There are three bedrooms on the first floor, all benefiting from impressive vaulted ceilings. The principal bedroom is particularly striking, with stunning full-height glazing to the front and double-opening doors leading onto a private balcony, from which the same magnificent rural views can be enjoyed. The bedroom also benefits from an en-suite dressing room, leading through to a luxuriously appointed en-suite bathroom.

The two further bedrooms are both well-proportioned doubles and are positioned to the rear of the property. The first floor is completed by a separate shower room.

Adjoining Marley Lane, there is parking for two or three vehicles. From the parking area, the plot rises towards the house, with steps leading to a magnificent timber decked sun terrace, enjoying lovely views across the surrounding countryside.

Side access leads around to the rear of the property, where the garden is arranged over a series of terraces. Further steps lead to a raised rear decking area, with additional steps continuing to the remainder of the garden.

The upper garden comprises gently sloping lawns, complemented by screening fencing and established shrubs to the side, with mature oak trees providing an attractive backdrop to the rear

The property enjoys a particularly appealing elevated, semi-rural position on the outskirts of Haslemere, offering a wonderful combination of countryside surroundings and convenient access to the town’s excellent range of amenities. Situated close to the highly regarded Marley Common, the area is well suited to those looking to enjoy a more rural lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of everyday facilities and transport links.

Marley Common, which is owned and managed by the National Trust, is accessed further along the lane and provides an extensive area of heathland, woodland and open countryside, with numerous opportunities for walking, riding and enjoying the surrounding landscape. A network of footpaths and bridleways can be found within walking distance of the property, including sections of the popular Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path, making this an attractive location for walkers, runners, cyclists and those who simply enjoy having open countryside on the doorstep.

Despite its semi-rural setting, the property is conveniently positioned for local amenities. Haslemere town centre is within easy reach and provides a good range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services, together with a variety of sporting and leisure facilities. Haslemere Leisure Centre is also readily accessible, offering a range of fitness and recreational facilities.

The area is well served by schools, with local primary schooling available nearby, while Haslemere and the surrounding villages provide a choice of well-regarded primary and secondary schools. The town is also home to Haslemere Education Museum, as well as a number of community and recreational facilities.

For commuters, Haslemere railway station provides a mainline service to London Waterloo, with journey times of under an hour, making the town particularly popular with those travelling into the capital. Road connections are equally convenient, with the A3 providing direct access towards London to the north and Guildford, as well as south towards Petersfield, Portsmouth and the wider motorway network.

The surrounding area therefore offers an excellent balance of accessibility and tranquillity, with the convenience of Haslemere's town centre and transport links combined with immediate access to some of the area's most attractive countryside. The combination of woodland, heathland, established walking routes and proximity to local amenities makes this a highly desirable setting for those seeking a semi-rural home within easy reach of London.