Tennysons Lane, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27

Located within a discreet development of only four homes, this thoughtfully designed property is a fine example of classic architecture blended with practical, modern family living. Positioned on Tennysons Lane—one of Haslemere's most established and desirable roads—the home enjoys a peaceful setting with convenient access to the town's amenities.

Well maintained and carefully presented, the property offers comfortable and flexible living spaces that are ideal for everyday family life. The layout has been designed to create a natural flow between rooms, with a balance of formal and informal areas.
The ground floor includes three reception rooms, offering plenty of space for both quiet evenings and entertaining. The generously sized drawing room features a central fireplace, adding warmth and character to the space. At the heart of the home is a large kitchen/breakfast room, which opens into a bright Sun Room. This space enjoys an abundance of natural light and provides lovely views over the garden and surrounding grounds.

The principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite and built-in storage, providing a private and comfortable retreat. The guest bedroom also features an en-suite, making it ideal for visitors or older children. In addition, there are three further well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, all offering practical and well-balanced accommodation for everyday living

This is a practical and welcoming home that offers everything a growing family might need—set in a sought-after location within easy reach of Haslemere town centre, local schools, and the mainline train station with regular services to London Waterloo.

Gardens and Grounds

The garden is level and fully enclosed, providing a secure and private space for families to enjoy. A charming terrace offers an ideal spot for al fresco dining or relaxing in the sun, framed by pretty borders that add color and interest throughout the year.
To the side of the garden, you'll find a hidden gem—a secret garden offering a high level of privacy. This peaceful retreat is home to a gym/garden room, creating a perfect space for work or relaxation. A covered pergola provides a shaded area for unwinding, while the hot tub offers the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere.

This secluded corner of the garden truly feels like a personal oasis, offering the perfect balance of privacy and comfort.

Locksley enjoys a superbly private setting on Tennysons Lane, widely regarded as one of the most desirable roads in Haslemere. This charming market town offers an excellent range of amenities for everyday living, including quality supermarkets, independent shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Leisure pursuits are well catered for, with facilities such as Haslemere Leisure Centre and a thriving tennis club nearby.

For commuters, Haslemere's mainline train station provides a fast and regular service into London Waterloo, with journey times of approximately 56 minutes. The nearby towns of Godalming and Guildford offer more extensive shopping and cultural attractions, easily reached via the A286 or A3.
The area boasts an outstanding selection of both state and independent schools. Within Haslemere itself St Ives. A short drive away are St Edmund's, and Amesbury in Hindhead, as well as Highfield and Brookham in Liphook. Renowned senior schools such as Charterhouse in Godalming, Barrow Hills, King Edward's in Witley, and Cranleigh School are also within reach.

Transport connections are excellent. London is approximately 45 miles to the north, and the A3—accessible at Hindhead or Milford—provides direct routes to the south coast, the M25, and airports including Gatwick, Heathrow, and Southampton.

A wide variety of sporting and recreational opportunities are available in the area. Golfers can enjoy courses at Hindhead, West Surrey, Hankley Common, Liphook, and Chiddingfold. Nearby Frensham Ponds and Chichester Harbour offer sailing, while Goodwood and Fontwell host world-class horse racing. Polo enthusiasts will find Cowdray Park just a short drive away.

Nature lovers will particularly value the property's proximity to Blackdown—a magnificent 965-acre stretch of ancient heathland and woodland managed by the National Trust. Just a few minutes' walk from the house, it offers a network of scenic walking and riding trails, as well as breathtaking panoramic views across the Surrey Hills and into West Sussex.