• Handsome 1930's Detached family home +
• Five bedrooms +
• Four bathrooms +
• Accommodation over three floors +
• Commanding breathtaking views over the Surrey Hills +
• Situated on just over half an acre +
• Large garage, Workshop & Greenhouse +
• Reception rooms include sitting room, dining room, home office & snug +
• House sits roughly in the middle of the plot with a long driveway and large front garden +
• 15 minute walk and 2 minute drive from Betchworth Station (According to Google Maps) +

Are you yearning for the country lifestyle? Want the North Downs Way on your doorstep? Need to be within striking distance of stations, schools, and large market towns? We may have the perfect home for you.

Without a shadow of a doubt, this house boasts the best views of 2025 so far; a five bedroom detached 1930s family home set on just over half an acre. Thanks to its elevated position, it enjoys breathtaking views over the vast countryside landscape to the rear, creating the most mesmerising backdrop for your future home.

The current owners have lived here for over 15 years, carefully balancing modern functionality with the period charm and character of this wonderful home; and I think they’ve nailed it. Original features include beautifully restored parquet flooring, high ceilings, multiple Art Deco fireplaces, and a stunning stained-glass window. All the other windows have been replaced in a sympathetic manner to the original style, but with modern double glazing.

The aforementioned parquet flooring provides a warm welcome as you step through the front door into the generously proportioned hallway, from which the rest of the ground floor is accessed. To your right, a large dual-aspect living room offers the perfect space to unwind and socialise, with a large bay window providing ample opportunity to enjoy the outlook over the garden and beyond. Also off the hallway, you'll find a well-equipped office space, a W/C, and a dining room ideal for year round hosting. The kitchen/breakfast room benefits from bi-fold doors opening onto the garden, as well as access to the utility room, an unusually large pantry, and a recently refurbished snug room; equipped with bespoke cabinetry, integrated cabling for a home cinema and even its own hidden bar cupboard.

Heading upstairs, past the stained-glass Galleon window, you'll find four bedrooms on the first floor. The largest is the main bedroom, featuring a full wall of built-in wardrobes and large windows on two aspects, flooding the room with natural light and offering spectacular views. Bedrooms two and three are positioned at the front and rear corners of the house, both benefitting from en-suite bathrooms. The fourth bedroom is the smallest, currently used as a secondary office space. The family bathroom boasts a large freestanding bath, shower, toilet, and basin.