Hendorran, The Drive, Ifold, RH14 0TE

Offered with no onward chain, this spacious and versatile three bedroom detached bungalow presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a home to personalise and modernise to their own tastes.

Located on a popular private road within the desirable Ifold Estate, the property is ideally positioned for peaceful living while still enjoying convenient access to local amenities.

The generous accommodation includes a large main living room that offers plenty of natural light and space for relaxation, complemented by an additional rear snug (ideal as a reading room or cosy retreat).

A separate dining room - or fourth bedroom - provides flexibility for family gatherings or visiting guests.

The kitchen/breakfast room is well-proportioned and benefits from an adjacent utility room, offering ample storage and workspace for day-to-day living.

All three bedrooms are of a good size and are serviced by a family bathroom, with further potential to reconfigure or update the layout if desired.

The property is in need of some general modernisation throughout, making it an exciting prospect for buyers wishing to create a bespoke home.

Further practical features include a carriage driveway with ample parking for several vehicles as well as a garage, ensuring plenty of space for both residents and visitors.

The home is set back from the road, enhancing the sense of privacy and exclusivity that comes with this sought-after location.

Residents of the Ifold Estate benefit from a strong community atmosphere and an annual charge of approximately £320, which contributes to the upkeep of communal areas and private roads.

Location Sitting close to the Surrey/ West Sussex Border, the village of Ifold has a pleasing mix of properties, quiet private roads, all surrounded by excellent footpaths, bridleways and a canal towpath.

Ifold residents use the towpath for outdoor activities and reaching the Onslow Arms and The Sir Roger Tichborne public houses.

For further exploring the Forestry Commission land of Hog Wood is accessed from the north of Ifold.

Ifold sits between the South Downs National Park (to the south) and the Surrey Hills National Landscape (to the north).

Ifold has a village store and a village hall, whilst in nearby Loxwood there is a doctor surgery, Budgens shop, butcher, hairdressers and two pubs.

The village of Plaistow is also located close-by and has its own village store and a pub. Ifold is situated within the Billinghurst, Haslemere, Cranleigh triangle.

Billingshurst is within easy driving distance, being some 5 miles to the east with its more comprehensive shopping facilities and mainline railway station with a fast and frequent service to London (Victoria/London Bridge 65 minutes), Gatwick Airport and the south coast.

Haslemere, situated 10 miles to the west has a lovely town centre comprising of independent shops, M&S, Waitrose, pubs and restaurants.

It also has a mainline railway station (Waterloo 57 minutes). 7 miles to the north, Cranleigh, England’s largest village has shops including M&S, Sainsburys, coffee shops and pubs.

The larger towns of Guildford (to the north) and Horsham (to the east) offer more comprehensive shopping and dining.

There are schools for all age groups within the locality, both state and independent.

The nearby villages of Plaistow (Plaistow and Kirdford) and Loxwood (Loxwood) have their own primary schools, both of which include an infant department.

The Weald Comprehensive School and Sixth Form Centre is in Billingshurst along with Billingshurst Primary School, which again, includes an infant department.

Independent schools within the area include Pennthorpe, Highfield Brookham, Farlington Girls School, King Edwards Witley, Cranleigh prep and Cranleigh School.

Seaford College and Hurst run buses in the area. Garden Large rear garden