Hawthorn Cottage, Copse Road, Hammer, Haslemere, GU27 3QQ

A modern 2005 four-bedroom semi-detached home set back, overlooking tree canopies and benefitting from allocated parking for two cars.

Set within surrounding countryside, the location is popular as there are reputed local schools and shops/services within a mile all offering the perfect balance of town/semi-rural living.

Current owners have improved the home by adding a new modern fitted kitchen which is fitted with Neff oven, over head extractor fan, integrated washer/dryer and dishwasher.

In addition there are are eye/low level units, stylish durable granite tops and terracotta styled tiles.

In addition, the owners have installed a new boiler and feature gas fire with stone surround in the living room.

With a warm neutral décor throughout the accommodation is set over three floors with the master bedroom located on the 2nd floor where there is also an ensuite shower room, fitted wardrobes and eaves storage.

On the 1st floor the 2nd bedroom also benefits from floor to ceiling fitted wardrobes, providing great storage and a garden outlook.

The property is fully double glazed throughout and gas central heated with hot water supplied via a mains pressurised system.

Outside, there is private allocated parking for two cars, secure gated side access through to the rear garden where there is mostly lawn, a patio area, garden shed and all within a secure fenced perimeter.

The popular village of Hammer lies on the south-western outskirts of Haslemere and just 2.5 miles from the centre of Liphook.

Shottermill with its attractive National Trust owned ponds is just a short distance away, along with Arnolds Garage and convenience store and Camelsdale Infant and Junior school.

In nearby Wey Hill are Tesco and M&S food store along with local shops, cafes and restaurants.

Haslemere town centre offers a comprehensive range of shops and boutiques including Waitrose, Boots and tg Jones, restaurants, public houses and coffee bars.

There are two hotels; The Georgian in the High Str