Bramley, GU5 0DB £1.25m
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In a courtyard setting, with access to the 28 acres of communal grounds of Snowdenham Hall, including tennis court, an immaculately presented family home. Beatrice House was renovated to a high standard in 2002 and benefits from its own private gardens and 2 parking spaces.
Snowdenham Hall is set in the wonderful rural Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on the south western edge of Bramley, which offers a good range of shops for everyday needs, 2 churches, library, restaurant and public houses. More extensive facilities are available in Guildford and Godalming, which are both a short drive away and offer a wide range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities, including the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre and the Spectrum Leisure Centre. The A3 at Guildford provides access to London, with connections to the national motorway network, Heathrow and Gatwick airports. The surrounding countryside is some of the finest in the county and includes the beautiful Thorncombe Valley, which is very close to the estate.
A long driveway leads up from the electric gates into the estate. Residents have full use and enjoyment of the grounds, which are beautifully maintained with many extremely fine specimen trees and plants. Up the hill from the hall, is the all-weather tennis court available for residents use.
Snowdenham Hall is an imposing Grade II listed mansion designed by the architect Ralph Neville in 1886 for a member of the Courage brewing family. The house subsequently changed hands in the 1930s when it was purchased by an Indian prince who used the mansion to entertain guests for the Silver Jubilee celebrations.
Bramley village – 0.5 miles, Guildford – 3.5 miles, Godalming – 4 miles, A3 – 5.5 miles, Guildford to London Waterloo from 35 minutes
(All distances and times are approximate)
- Entrance Hall
- Sitting / dining room
- Family room / kitchen
- Utility room
- Master bedroom with en suite bathroom
- Guest bedroom with en suite bathroom
- 2 further bedrooms and family bathroom
- Private gardens and terraces
- Communal gardens and tennis court
- EPC: C
In a courtyard setting, with access to the 28 acres of communal grounds of Snowdenham Hall, including tennis court, an immaculately presented family home. Beatrice House was renovated to a high standard in 2002 and benefits from its own private gardens and 2 parking spaces.
Snowdenham Hall is set in the wonderful rural Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on the south western edge of Bramley, which offers a good range of shops for everyday needs, 2 churches, library, restaurant and public houses. More extensive facilities are available in Guildford and Godalming, which are both a short drive away and offer a wide range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities, including the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre and the Spectrum Leisure Centre. The A3 at Guildford provides access to London, with connections to the national motorway network, Heathrow and Gatwick airports. The surrounding countryside is some of the finest in the county and includes the beautiful Thorncombe Valley, which is very close to the estate.
A long driveway leads up from the electric gates into the estate. Residents have full use and enjoyment of the grounds, which are beautifully maintained with many extremely fine specimen trees and plants. Up the hill from the hall, is the all-weather tennis court available for residents use.
Snowdenham Hall is an imposing Grade II listed mansion designed by the architect Ralph Neville in 1886 for a member of the Courage brewing family. The house subsequently changed hands in the 1930s when it was purchased by an Indian prince who used the mansion to entertain guests for the Silver Jubilee celebrations.
Bramley village – 0.5 miles, Guildford – 3.5 miles, Godalming – 4 miles, A3 – 5.5 miles, Guildford to London Waterloo from 35 minutes
(All distances and times are approximate)