Barttelots is a charming, part tile-hung double fronted family home built in the late 1940s, offering over 2,400 square feet of light-filled living space across two floors. The property features generously-proportioned rooms with neutral décor and quality fixtures throughout, including a P-shaped sitting room with a large front aspect bay window, a feature fireplace, and a study area with full-height arched glazing. The ground floor also includes a spacious dining room with wooden flooring and patio doors to the side terrace, a kitchen/breakfast room with a feature vaulted corner bay, and a through boot room with doors to the front and rear aspects and to the integral garage. The first floor features a generous split-level landing giving access to four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a fully-tiled en suite bathroom, and two family bathrooms. The property also benefits from lapsed planning permission to create a two-storey extension. The garden is a particular feature, with a large lawn, well-stocked flower and shrub beds, mature specimen trees, a summer house, and a spacious wraparound York stone-paved terrace. Barttelots is situated in a sought-after location in South Farnham, close to the town centre, with its range of shops, cafes, and cultural pursuits, as well as excellent schools and outdoor recreational activities.