House For Sale £1,195,000
The property offers c. 2000 sq ft of accomodation across the main house and outbuilding/annexe. Thought to date to the 1700s, it has retained many original features.
Upon entering the charming oak front door, one steps into the lounge with inglenook fireplace, low ceilings and exposed beams. The lounge leads to a family room with direct access to a delightful south-facing walled patio.
There is a farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room, with electric range and a separate pantry, which leads to the conservatory/dining room. A study and WC complete the ground floor.
To the first floor are semi-vaulted ceilings and more exposed wall and ceiling joinery. There are two bedrooms; the principal bedroom with its adjoining nursery/dressing room and a further double bedroom. A family bathroom completes this floor.
Outside, part of the stable block is now converted into an annexe with a reception room, bedroom, bathroom and useful loft storage area. The remaining outbuilding remains as stables and a store.
The gardens of the property are a true delight, beautifully set out and extending to 0.45 acres in total, offering lawn, flowers, shrubs and mature boundary screening. The house is approached by a long 'in and out' carriage driveway which provides ample visitor parking.
Upon entering the charming oak front door, one steps into the lounge with inglenook fireplace, low ceilings and exposed beams. The lounge leads to a family room with direct access to a delightful south-facing walled patio.
There is a farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room, with electric range and a separate pantry, which leads to the conservatory/dining room. A study and WC complete the ground floor.
To the first floor are semi-vaulted ceilings and more exposed wall and ceiling joinery. There are two bedrooms; the principal bedroom with its adjoining nursery/dressing room and a further double bedroom. A family bathroom completes this floor.
Outside, part of the stable block is now converted into an annexe with a reception room, bedroom, bathroom and useful loft storage area. The remaining outbuilding remains as stables and a store.
The gardens of the property are a true delight, beautifully set out and extending to 0.45 acres in total, offering lawn, flowers, shrubs and mature boundary screening. The house is approached by a long 'in and out' carriage driveway which provides ample visitor parking.
Located not far from the villages of East Horsley and Ripley and yet only a short distance from the tremendous amenities in Cobham. Cobham High Street offers a great selection of boutique shops, Waitrose supermarket, a number of excellent restaurants including The Ivy Brasserie, and a variety of coffee shops, cafes, and pubs. Local Golf Courses include The Wisely, Effingham Golf Club, and The Drift.
There is an excellent range of private and state schools in the area, including Glenesk, Cranmore, The Raleigh, Howard of Effingham, Manor House, Reed's, Parkside, ACS Cobham International, Feltonfleet, and Danes Hill in Oxshott. Along with St Andrew's, Cobham Free School, and St Matthew's (all subject to catchment areas).
Communication links are superb with East Horsley train station nearby which runs a direct service to London Waterloo. There is easy access to the A3 which links to Junction 10 of the M25, providing fast connections to Central London, Gatwick, and Heathrow Airports.
East Horsley Station 1.7 miles, Ripley 2.6 miles, East Horsley 2.8 miles, Cobham 4.6 miles, Guildford 8.3 miles, Central London 27 miles (Distances approximate).