Property Details
Property Type
Beds
Bath
Size
Character Home
5
3
3,254 Sqft
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Property Description
There are homes that simply offer somewhere to live, and then there are those that tell a story. Hawksfold House is undoubtedly the latter. A residence of remarkable architectural provenance, where history, craftsmanship and enduring elegance intertwine to create a home of exceptional character.
Designed and built in 1865 by the renowned Victorian architect Anthony Salvin as his own private residence, Hawksfold House holds a fascinating place in history. Celebrated for his work on iconic landmarks including Windsor Castle and the Tower of London, Salvin brought decades of expertise to the creation of his own country home. Now Grade II listed, its striking gabled elevations, intricate detailing and distinctive rooftop tower offer a glimpse into the craftsmanship of its past. Originally conceived as a country residence, the house was later divided into four individual homes, each retaining a connection to its remarkable heritage.
Contact Agent
Abby Wheeler
01428 483322
Property Location
Hawksfold Ln E, Fernhurst, Haslemere GU27 3JW, UK
VIEWINGS - strictly with Abby Wheeler or Michaela Sanders at Heart & Home Property Professionals.
Agents Note - Our particulars are for guidance only and are intended to give a fair overall summary of the property. They do not form part of any contract or offer, and should not be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. Measurements, areas and distances are approximate only. No undertaking is given as to the structural condition of the property, or any necessary consents or the operating ability or efficiency of any service, system or appliance. Please ask if you would like further information, especially before you travel to the property.
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