Parkstone Cottage, Little Common Lane, Bletchingley, RH1 4QG

Parkstone Cottage is a seamless blend of character and contemporary living.

Beautifully presented with a flowing and thoughtfully designed layout, retaining original sash windows and other character features.

This beautiful home includes a refined sitting room, with the original bay window flooding the space with natural light, creating a warm and inviting space, with a log burner and original wooden floors.

The well designed and charming kitchen, with reclaimed wood hand-built cupboards, quartz work surfaces, and walk in pantry, opens onto a dining area and spacious family room, with oak flooring, giving a flexible layout.

The room is double aspect with doors opening onto the garden terrace, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining.

A pocket door leads to a dedicated study, providing an ideal work-from-home environment. The ground floor also has a practical utility/boot room along with a well-appointed cloakroom.

Upstairs provides superb family accommodation, centred around a generous double-aspect principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room.

The sun filled bedroom has views of the garden and the woodland beyond.

The three further bedrooms offer excellent flexibility for growing families, including two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a single bedroom, ideally suited as a nursery, dressing room or child's bedroom.

These rooms are served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom, finished to an exceptional standard and featuring a high-quality white suite comprising a freestanding bath, wash basin and WC, all complemented by elegant chrome fittings, creating a timeless and sophisticated space.

Outside The mature garden is well screened from neighbouring properties.

There is a substantial garden room, which is insulated for year-round use as a gym, home office or snug: Along with a useful shed & greenhouse.

Situation The charming and historic village of Bletchingley has a wonderful array of period buildings along with traditional public houses, an antique auction house and a convenience store with post office.

There are fast rail connections from Redhill station just over three and a half miles away with direct trains to London Victoria (39 mins), London Bridge (31 mins) as well as London Blackfriars and St Pancras.

The vibrant towns of Oxted and Reigate are each about six miles away, east and west along the A25 with both having Everyman cinemas and excellent selection of shops, cafes and restaurants, whilst Gatwick airport is about ten miles.

There is an excellent variety of schools in both the state and private sectors including Hawthorns and Hazlewood prep schools, Caterham School, Reigate Grammar and Woldingham School for Girls, along with village primary schools.

Property Ref Number: Ham-65810