6 bed detached house

Long Copse is a charming Grade II listed house built in 1899 by Alfred Powell, a leading Arts and Crafts architect. The house has been carefully preserved and extended over the years, boasting stunning original features such as oak flooring, beamed ceilings, and stone fireplaces. The interior includes a spacious hallway, drawing room, dining room, study, kitchen, and utility room, along with an impressive oak staircase. The upper floor features five bedrooms, with the principal bedroom boasting a dramatic truss and raftered ceiling. The house is surrounded by stunning views of the Surrey Hills National Landscape and is complemented by a picturesque detached barn with its own gas central heating system, which can be used as a library, music room, or second cottage. A separate guest cottage, built in harmony with the main residence, offers further accommodation with a kitchen, workroom, sitting room, and bedrooms.