Hakenheide

Set on what is arguably Hook Heath’s first private road, this beautifully appointed family residence offers an exceptional sense of privacy and seclusion. Its impressive plot creates a peaceful setting, while the home’s generous accommodation is designed to bring family life together and give everyone room to find their own space.
The triple-aspect living room is filled with natural light, while the spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room opens directly onto the rear garden through bi-fold doors. A study provides a quiet place to work, complemented by a utility room and a dedicated boat room.
The principal suite is a striking retreat, with a Juliet balcony overlooking the gardens, an open-plan dressing room and a luxurious bathroom. A guest bedroom with en-suite is joined by three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate shower room.
A self-contained annexe offers a welcome degree of independence, making the property particularly well suited to multi-generational living. The combination of a secluded setting and excellent access to Woking town centre and its mainline station makes this an appealing home for both relaxed family life and convenient commuting.
Set within the highly regarded Hook Heath area, one of Woking’s most sought-after residential locations, this property enjoys an enviable balance of tranquillity, convenience, and lifestyle appeal. Characterised by larger homes set on generous plots, Hook Heath offers a leafy and established setting with an excellent range of leisure facilities close at hand, including Woking Golf Club just moments away, along with the nearby tennis and croquet club, Woking Park, Woking Leisure Centre, and the popular Pool-in-the-Park complex. Outdoor enthusiasts are equally well catered for with the Basingstoke Canal, River Wey, and Chobham Common all within easy reach, providing beautiful surroundings for walking, cycling, and recreation. Woking Town Centre lies under two miles away and offers an extensive selection of shopping, dining, entertainment, and cultural attractions, including The Victoria Theatre & Cinema, The Lightbox Gallery, and the Peacocks Shopping Centre. Guildford, renowned for its cobbled High Street, excellent retail offering, cathedral, and the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, is also conveniently accessible. For commuters, Woking’s mainline station provides fast and regular rail services to London Waterloo in approximately 23–26 minutes, while the nearby A3, M25, and motorway network offer excellent road connections to central London and major airports. The area is also particularly well regarded for schooling, with a number of respected state and private schools nearby, including Hoebridge, Halstead St Andrews, and Greenfield, making this an outstanding location for families and professionals alike.
Council Tax Band G; EPC Rating C; Tenure: Freehold
Private Road Fee: £150pa