• Beautiful Grade II listed semi-detached Victorian cottage +
• Quintessential gardens to both the front and rear +
• Designed by renowned Arts & Crafts architect for potter Mary Watts +
• Sympathetically extended and impeccably styled +
• Superb large sitting room with Morsø wood burner beneath an oak mantle +
• Double aspect family room +
• Shepherd’s hut fully powered office with log burner +
• Hand painted Shaker kitchen opening onto dining room with vaulted ceiling and oak framed bi-fold doors +
• Private brick paved off-road parking spaces +
• Tranquil semi-rural location on the edges of Compton village near to 16th public house and local amenities. Within easy reach of Farncombe and Godalming +

Dating back to 1911, this exceptional semi-detached Grade II listed cottage was designed by the renowned Arts & Crafts architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis. Today its beautiful layout opens onto utterly idyllic gardens with a Shepherd’s Hut home office and includes two excellent reception rooms, a superior Shaker-style kitchen and a stunning dining room with a vaulted ceiling and oak framed bi-fold doors. Further highlights include three exemplary double bedrooms, a fabulous family bathroom and brick paved off-road parking spaces. In a leafy lane on the edge of the village just a short stroll from an historic 16th century pub. An early viewing is strongly advised. EPC rating Exempt.