Strathmoor Group

Surrey village – 5 Cottages

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5 miles from Godalming in a semi-rural location and only 5 minutes drive of a main line station. Five 2 bedroom cottages with gardens.

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Godalming – 8 Apartments

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Within 1 mile of Godalming railway station and town centre, a new development of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments with plenty of car parking and landscaped communal grounds.

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Royal Gardens, Lindford Village, Hampshire, GU35 0PX

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An exclusive development of just four quality new homes situated in the centre of Lindford Village. Traditionally built in brick & block with tiled roofs, these new homes incorporate a high specification with many contemporary and exciting features. Features include high specification kitchens including quartz worktops with upstands, composite entrance doors, built in wardrobes, wall hung vanity units, Hansgrohe shower valves and taps, heated ladder towel rails & 10 year building warranty.

Please view our Help To Buy Guide here

Tudor Gardens, Fernhurst, Near Haslemere, GU27 3EE

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Tudor Gardens is an exclusive development of four detached homes finished to a high specification and each enjoying a west facing rear garden in the heart of Fernhurst village. Only 3.3 miles from Haslemere town centre, these traditionally styled homes are nestled midway between the North and South Downs and set within the South Downs National Park, close to the borders of Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire.

Features include high specification kitchens including quartz worktops with upstands, timber staircase with oak handrail and curtail step, cottage style oak internal doors, built in wardrobes with automatic lighting, Duravit vanity units, Hansgrohe shower valves and taps, heated ladder towel rails, underfloor heating to ground floor, fire surround and hearths, open bar style car ports, 10 year building warranty.

Visit the website: www.tudorgardens.info

For further information please contact our Sales Agent:
Jackson-Stops & Staff, Market Square, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9NJ
Tel: 01730 812357
Email: midhurst@jackson-stops.com
Website: www.jackson-stops.co.uk

Meadow View, Rowledge, Farnham – SOLD

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Lying on the edge of Rowledge village, Meadow View is a stunning new 5 bedroom family home set in 0.6 acre of secluded garden. Like Bourne Ryse on the same development, Meadow View has been built to an extremely high specification by our sister company, Strathmoor Beckbridge Limited, and includes a master bedroom suite, four further bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and a stylish Charles Yorke fitted kitchen. Please click on the brochure below for further information.

NB Internal photographs are of Bourne Ryse, a similar Strathmoor Beckbridge home.

For further information please contact our Sales Agents below:

Strutt & Parker
Tel: 01252 821102
Email: farnham@struttandparker.com
Website: www.struttandparker.com

Hamptons International
Tel: 01252 714164
Email: farnham@hamptons-int.com
Website: www.hamptons.co.uk

Bourne Ryse, Rowledge, Farnham – SOLD

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Bourne Ryse is a magnificent new family home on the edge of Rowledge Village. Built to an extremely high specification by our sister company, Strathmoor Beckbridge Limited, Bourne Ryse includes a master bedroom suite and four bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and is set in a 0.6 acre landscaped garden with a gated driveway. Please click on the brochure below for floor plans and further information.

West Gate and Little Gate Dodsley Grove, Midhurst

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Two new traditionally built detached homes in a quiet private road less than a mile from Midhurst town centre. Plot 1 has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms whilst Plot 2 has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Features include luxury fitted kitchens, concrete first floors and landscaped gardens. Further information available upon request. Please click on the brochure below for floor plans and further information.

Woodland Gardens, Beacon Hill, Hindhead

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Woodland Gardens is an exclusive development of five quality homes set in a private mews in Beacon Hill village, overlooking stunning woodlands which make up the National Trust’s Golden Valley. Benefiting from fantastic commuter links to Guildford and London via the new A3 tunnel at Hindhead and Haslemere railway station only 4 miles away, the development comprises four 2 and 3 bedroom houses and one 2/3 bedroom detached chalet style home.

Mill Lane, Headley

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Land covered with trees and containing numerous badger setts. Planning permission obtained for four detached houses.

Although this site was within the settlement area of Headley it was heavily treed and home to numerous badger setts, reptiles and other protected animals. The total site area was 1.48 acres (0.6ha).

The owner of the land selected Strathmoor as the most qualified developer to make the planning application and deal with the complicated and contentious issues of trees and other ecological aspects including the badgers, a protected species under the Protection of Badgers Act 1992.

Our initial proposals were met with considerable opposition from local people, conservationists and the East Hampshire Badger Group. However, with the assistance of our planning team, a specialist badger consultant, arboricultural advisers and our ecological consultant, and with the support of the planning officers we succeeded in winning over the objectors and planning committee.

Our proposal involved the creation of three artificial badger setts on the land to the south and the development of four houses on the north part of the site, after relocating the badgers to the artificial setts. Further ecological protection included nesting birds, bats and translocating slow worms from the site – as reptiles, these are also a protected species.

Several trees were subject to Tree Preservation Orders and a band of trees on the road frontage were to be retained and supplemented. A detailed tree protection plan and landscaping plan was produced and agreed with the arboricultural officer of East Hampshire District Council to enable the development to proceed.

Planning permission was granted and the ecological relocation works began in late 2008, commencing with construction of the artificial setts, and were completed in September 2009 at a total cost of nearly £100,000. These works included the removal of badger setts from the development site and the installation of an 80m long and 2.4m deep underground chain link fence to prevent badgers re-entering the site. The housing development commenced in October 2009 and was completed in August 2010.

Now known as Badgerswood Drive, the development has blended well with the street scene of Headley Village.

Little Park, Packway, Farnham

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A house and garden of 3.8 acres (1.54ha) subject to restrictive planning policies (BE3). Planning permission obtained on appeal for three substantial detached homes.

Little Park was a large 1920s detached house set in 3.8 acre (1.54ha) grounds in south Farnham. The land is within the area designated as BE3 meaning any development proposal has to meet a number of very restrictive planning criteria and reflect the generally low density form of existing development.

The owner of this property initially wanted to sell subject to Strathmoor gaining planning permission but, as their circumstances changed, we agreed to purchase the property unconditionally at a figure based on the market value of the house and garden plus a sum reflecting the potential for development.

Discussions took place with planning officers of Waverley Borough Council and plans were prepared accordingly. The existing house was retained in 0.8 acre and a development of three detached homes each of around 4,000 square feet (372m2) were proposed in the remaining 3 acres.

A planning application was submitted in August 2006 and was supported by the planning officers but the planning committee chose to refuse permission and an appeal was submitted.

The planning appeal was heard by Public Inquiry at Waverley Borough Council’s offices in January 2008, where each side was represented by their planning consultants and barristers. The appeal was resoundingly upheld by the Planning Inspector and permission granted in February 2008.

The development, known as Parklands, is now completed with these high quality homes having sold for between £1.5-£2 million each.