• Elevated setting with long, open views towards Reigate Hill +
• More than 3,500 sq ft arranged gracefully over three floors +
• Handsome period architecture with enduring appeal +
• Characterful arched windows framing garden and landscape views +
• Mature plot approaching an acre in total +
• Gated driveway providing a discreet and private arrival +
• A detached double garage adjoins a workshop or additional store +
• Elsewhere in the grounds, a summer house and shed sit comfortably within the landscape +

Set discreetly within one of Reigate’s most coveted residential roads, this home is of quiet authority and enduring beauty, from the moment the gated driveway curves into view, bordered by mature trees and established hedging. Elevated just enough to enjoy sweeping views towards Reigate Hill, the position is both commanding and serene.

Built in the late Victorian era, the architecture speaks confidently of its period: tall ceilings that lend the rooms a sense of volume and elegance, finely detailed fireplaces that anchor their spaces, and arched windows that frame views of garden and sky with painterly precision. This is a house that feels generous, considered and quietly impressive.

The ground floor unfolds with an ease: Three substantial reception rooms offer a choice of moods and uses – formal yet welcoming, intimate yet flexible – while the conservatory draws the garden into the house, creating a light-filled retreat that changes character with the seasons. From the sitting room, doors open onto a covered veranda, an evocative feature that invites lingering moments: reading in the shade on a summer afternoon, or watching dusk settle over the lawns with a glass in hand. The kitchen and ancillary spaces provide a practical heart to the house, with clear potential for reimagining to suit contemporary family life, should one wish.

The first floor remains generous and well balanced. The principal bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom and a peaceful outlook, while three further double bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and separate WC – a layout that reflects the thoughtful proportions of the era. On the second floor, three additional bedrooms are reached via a landing with a vaulted ceiling - it feels almost ecclesiastical in its scale and light. Imagining creative studios, or private retreats for older children and guests, this upper level offers welcome flexibility.

Outside, the grounds are nothing short of captivating. Just under an acre, the plot is unusually wide and private, with the rear garden opening out to uninterrupted views across rolling greenery towards Reigate Hill. The lawn is framed by mature hedging and trees, creating a natural sense of enclosure. A feature wall leads through to the charming kitchen garden.