• Beautifully presented three bedroom detached house +
• Soft, natural tones paired with quality finishes that quietly elevate the interiors +
• Spacious dual-aspect reception room with a striking stone fireplace and log burner, and garden access +
• Bright, sociable kitchen centred around a generous island +
• A cosy snug looks out across the garden for quieter moments +
• The utility room keeps laundry and additional preparation areas neatly out of sight, with external access ideal after muddy walks or garden days +
• A dedicated study offers a calm place to work from home +
• A large established garden and generous driveway +

Doggetts offers something increasingly rare: a beautifully presented family home with genuine countryside character, excellent connections, and room to live well. Discreetly positioned in this sought-after corner of Chipstead, its flint and brick elevations speak to a vernacular tradition that feels entirely at home in this part of Surrey. Charcoal grey-framed casement windows set against red brick quoins soften the façade, while an oversized oak dormer porch shelters a traditional front door, creating a sense of arrival that feels both grounded and welcoming.

Inside, a broad entrance hall sets the tone. Painted in warm, earthy neutrals and centred around a characterful oak staircase, it is the sort of space that naturally gathers daily life, a bench for shoes, coats hung ready for the next walk, and cottage doors leading off to the principal rooms.

The sitting room stretches across the house in a generous dual-aspect layout, anchored by a stone fireplace with a working log burner, promising cosy evenings as the seasons turn. In summer, bifold doors open fully onto a raised deck that runs the length of the rear elevation, drawing the west facing garden and house into one continuous living space. A second reception space holds a cosy snug, with double doors onto the garden.

The kitchen and breakfast room form the natural hub of the home. Arranged around a central island with bar seating, it is designed for conversation, morning coffee, homework at the counter, friends gathered late into the evening. Shaker cabinetry and tongue-and-groove end panels give the room quiet craftsmanship, while white worktops and pale walls keep the space bright and easy to live with. A dining area sits beside bifold doors, making outdoor meals effortless when the weather allows.

Beyond the decking, the garden unfolds as a verdant and private retreat. A wide lawn stretches away, edged by mature planting that shifts through the seasons. A winding path draws you gently towards the far end, where an old stable block provides practical storage. The insulated Summer house offers a shaded hideaway — equally suited to an artist’s studio, a home office, or simply a quiet afternoon with a book, with electrics already installed.