• Grade ll listed character home +
• Stunning period features throughout +
• Fronting countryside +
• 0.6 acre of wonderful gardens +
• Council Tax Band - G +
• Freehold +

Located in an idyllic rural setting and fronting expansive common land, Old Rickford is a beautifully restored 17th-century Grade II listed home, offering the perfect balance of period character and contemporary comfort. Tucked well back from the road and backing directly onto open fields, the property enjoys a wonderful sense of seclusion and space, with landscaped south-facing gardens stretching across 0.6 of an acre. Inside, this captivating home reveals its historic heart, with exposed beams, original features, and a welcoming inglenook fireplace in the double-aspect sitting room. The entrance leads through a charming boot room into a generous, low-beamed reception hall, setting the tone for the rest of the house. There are three main reception rooms, offering versatile living spaces ideal for entertaining, working from home, or even accommodating guests in a fourth double bedroom, supported by a WC and separate WC/shower room. At the rear of the home, a striking oak-framed kitchen and dining extension has been seamlessly added, featuring bi-fold doors that open out to a Yorkstone terrace and stunning gardens—perfect for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining. Upstairs, three double bedrooms each exude character, with exposed timber, wooden floors, and views over the surrounding countryside. The principal bedroom boasts a vaulted ceiling, while the bathroom combines traditional style with modern luxury, including a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, and sleek Roca fittings. A second staircase provides convenient, independent access to the third bedroom. The property has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment in recent years, including new plumbing, wiring, and heating, alongside the kitchen extension and a full overhaul of the tiled roof. Outside, the beautifully maintained gardens include a detached studio—ideal for a home office or creative retreat—a shed, a brick built workshop and a greenhouse. Planning permission to replace the existing double garage and carport with a larger garage and studio space has been granted (planning number 22/P00183 GBC).  Located in the sought-after village of Worplesdon, Old Rickford is a commuter’s dream with direct trains to London Waterloo in just 30 minutes from Worplesdon Station. The thriving towns of Guildford and Woking are nearby, offering excellent shopping, dining, and leisure facilities. The village itself offers a warm community atmosphere, complete with a local bakery, pub/hotel, village hall, and church. With easy access to the A3 and M3, plus proximity to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports, this enchanting home combines the peace of country living with unbeatable convenience. Surrounded by open countryside, Rickford Common, and Whitmoor Common, it’s a true haven for walkers and nature lovers. Freehold Council Tax Band - G