A particularly well presented individual bungalow, situated in delightful grounds of approximately three quarters of an acre. The property has a most welcoming reception hall with fitted cupboards which leads via an inner hall to the sitting room which is bright an airy with wood burning stove, timber flooring. There is a wide square arch to the dining room with patio doors onto the garden and aspects over the grounds. The kitchen/breakfast room is a most impressive room with lantern roof and comprehensively fitted with range of cream units under extensive granite work surfaces, including a breakfast bar.  Off the kitchen is a utility room and cloakroom.  The bedroom accommodation comprises of an impressive main bedroom with fitted wardrobe cupboards and recently refitted en-suite bathroom, second double bedroom, bedroom three/snug and a refitted shower room, completing the accommodation.  Outside the grounds are a delight feature of the property being of good size, approximately 0.6 of an acre and are well maintained with large expanses of lawns with well stocked flower and shrub borders around.  There is a super summerhouse with paved patio and landscaped flower borders around.  There are a number of outbuildings including a substantial timber shed, garden machinery store and a detached double garage.  The property has gas fired heating, private drainage and mains electricity and water.  We highly recommend a visit to this delightful property which is situated in this lovely semi-rural setting.

From our office turn left into the High Street and proceed to the second mini roundabout turning left into the Ewhurst Road. On entering Ewhurst turn first right into Gadbridge Lane and right at the T-junction into the Horsham Road. After passing Hurtwood Polo Club and Frogetts Lane on the left, continue for approximately a mile and Siskins will be found on the left hand side.

Walliswood is a small rural hamlet with a lovely public house, The Scarlett Arms, and Gatton Manor Golf Club and Hotel nearby. There are lovely walks and rural pursuits in the area and within a few miles there is the neighbouring village of Ewhurst which is a lovely, semi-rural village nestled at the base of the beautiful Surrey Hills several miles north east of Cranleigh.

Ewhurst village has a play group, pre-school and infant school as well as a range of private and state schools in nearby villages. These include Duke of Kent School in Peaslake, Hurtwood House School, Cranleigh School and Glebelands Secondary School. It has a range of sports and social clubs with local playing fields, a polo club.  Mainline stations are available in Guildford or Dorking.