6 bed detached house

The property is a Grade II Listed house of circa 16th century origin, with later additions, including Edwardian architectural design. It has a spacious layout over two floors, covering approximately 3,086 square feet. The extremely handsome exterior features stone and red brick dressings, tile hanging, and a pitched peg-tiled roof, with multi-pane casement windows framing the far-reaching views over the North Downs and the gardens. The internal features include exposed oak beams, stripped pine doors, quarry tiled floors, and various fireplace styles, including a fine inglenook in the drawing room. The property also boasts a farmhouse-style kitchen, a separate walk-in larder, a utility/boot room, and a garden room with a candlelit outdoor dining area. The impressive gardens, designed by Gertrude Jekyll in 1911, feature herbaceous borders, sweeping waves of color, hedges, a pergola with scrambling roses, and numerous mature trees, including a pond and a light woodland area. Additional features include a detach garage, outbuildings, and a paddock peppered with mature trees.