A truly sumptuous opportunity now exists to acquire an exquisite Grade II listed Tudor home, ideally situated in an idyllic location yet close to amenities and set within a secluded and beautifully manicured garden of approximately 1 acre. This delightful home that extends to some 4000 sq. ft. is rich in character and contains many luxurious features for modern day living. The property was built in the late 16th century and extended over the centuries including Georgian and Arts & Crafts additions. This history affords the homeowner a rare selection of styles from the atmospheric Tudor dining room, perfect for those intimate dinner parties to the stunning garden room, added in 2005 which boasts a magnificent, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, wide plank wood flooring with underfloor heating, a log burner and gorgeous views overlooking the rear gardens. The current owners have extensively renovated the house including a new boiler, two Megaflo hot water tanks and refitted all the bathrooms to a very high specification. The house features several working fireplaces including two large Inglenook fireplaces, one of which incorporates a bread oven that was likely built during the Georgian additions. The ground floor has a mixture of flooring including parquet in the study, rustic terracotta tiles in the kitchen and adjoining areas and sisal carpeting in the dining room. Sisal is also used across the entire first floor except for the bathrooms which are tiled with underfloor heating, bar the master en-suite which has wood flooring. To the outside the property boasts an extensive driveway to the front that is laid with York stone, accessed via two entrance gates, and leading to the garage (and gym) building. The rear gardens are completely secluded and have been meticulously maintained and will be ideal for garden parties and entertaining alfresco. For those requiring yet more accommodation planning permission and listed building consent exists for a further two storey extension to the house plus the conversion of the large garage block. To conclude, this outstanding residence is a place where you would want to spend time, to relax, recharge and ultimately be with family and friends – somewhere you’d be proud to call home!

West Byfleet, and its mainline railway station lies approximately 1 mile away with journey times to London Waterloo taking about 30 minutes, the village centre (just before the station) offers a wide selection of shops and restaurants including a Waitrose and other major chains. Schools in the village include Roman Catholic, Church of England and state primary schools, and of course within a relatively short radius there are numerous other schools, both in the public and private sector. The area also offers a great selection of some of the finest golf clubs and the Nuffield Health and Leisure centre with pool and West Byfleet Tennis Club are only a short walk away. The town centres of Weybridge and Woking are a short drive away, Woking also has a leisure centre, swimming pool, theatre and multi-screen cinema whilst Guildford town centre is only 9 miles away and is easily accessed by rail or road and offers excellent shopping facilities.

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