Copyhold Lane, Haslemere, GU27 3DZ

Originally built in the 1880s, this handsome red‐brick Victorian 4‐bedroom home, complemented by a substantial detached 3‐bedroom annexe, has been thoughtfully renovated throughout, blending period charm with contemporary design.

Inside The original drawing room has been extended and transformed into an open plan kitchen/dining/living space that is the undoubted heart of the home.

Flooded with light, framed by far reaching views and designed for effortless sociability, it's perfect for modern family life.

A large island unit, sleek stone worktops, quality appliances and wide bi-fold doors connect the indoors seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.

Elsewhere on the ground floor is a spacious reception room divided by a log burner, creating two inviting zones: A cosy study at one end and a welcoming sitting room at the other.

A snug, utility room, cloakroom and a brilliant cellar, ideal as a games room, reading room or wine store, complete the ground floor.

Upstairs Two bedrooms have been combined to form an impressive principal suite and dressing room.

Bright, spacious and perfectly positioned to make the most of the panoramic views, it's a calming retreat with a luxurious en suite featuring a freestanding bath overlooking the gardens and rolling hills beyond.

There are two further characterful double bedrooms along with a stylish family bathroom. If needed, the dressing room could easily be reinstated as a fourth bedroom.

Gardens, Grounds & Outbuildings Outside, the property sits within just over two acres of gardens and grounds.

A retaining wall defines the edge of the lawn and leads into the gently sloping paddock, with views that shift beautifully with the seasons.

A wooded section along the right hand boundary provides shade, privacy and a natural buffer to the A286.

A standout feature is the collection of detached outbuildings, which offer exceptional versatility.

The beautifully converted coach house provides flexible, self‐contained accommodation with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, ideal for guests, home working, or creative pursuits.

A double garage, separate studio, and an additional garage/store offer ample space for hobbies, storage, or working from home.

Fridays Hill Cottage sits just outside the village of Fernhurst and approximately 3.5 miles from Haslemere. Fernhurst offers a village shop, café, pub, primary school and a welcoming community.

Nearby Haslemere provides a range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and a mainline station with fast trains to London Waterloo (from 49 minutes). Outdoor life here is exceptional.

A public footpath at the end of the lane leads straight onto National Trust land and up to Blackdown, the highest point in the South Downs.

Whether you enjoy walking, riding or cycling, this is countryside living at its finest.

For racing, polo or golf enthusiasts, Cowdray Park, Goodwood and several excellent golf clubs are all within easy reach.