19, High Street, Oxted, RH8 9LN

Accommodation Situated in the heart of Old Oxted, this enchanting Grade II listed cottage is a home rich in history, character, and timeless appeal.

Brimming with original features, it offers a rare opportunity to enjoy period living while benefiting from thoughtful modern touches.

From the moment you step inside, the cottage exudes warmth and charm.

The welcoming reception room is the heart of the home, where exposed beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace create a cosy, atmospheric space, perfect for quiet evenings or entertaining guests.

Each room tells its own story, with characterful details carefully preserved throughout.

The kitchen blends tradition with practicality, offering modern units and generous workspace, eye level double oven and gas hob, while retaining a light and airy feel.

There is ample room for informal dining, making it an ideal hub for everyday living.

The separate beamed dining room provides a more formal setting, full of charm and perfect for hosting family gatherings and special occasions.

A further double-aspect reception room adds flexibility, flooded with natural light and offering a peaceful place to relax. Upstairs, the sense of character continues.

The principal bedroom is a spacious and calming at a complete with built-in storage and a stylish en-suite shower room.

Three additional bedrooms, each with their own unique charm, provide comfortable accommodation for family or guests. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation.

For useful storage the property also benefits from having a cellar room.

Outside The rear garden has been designed for ease and enjoyment, with a patio area offering a private and tranquil space to unwind or entertain.

The setting complements the cottage perfectly, quiet, secluded, and full of charm. A driveway provides convenient off-street parking for several vehicles.

Location Set within the historic and highly sought-after village of Old Oxted, the property enjoys a quintessential English village atmosphere, surrounded by period buildings and a selection of well-regarded gastro pubs.

Despite its idyllic and peaceful setting, the cottage is just a short distance, 0.7 mile radius from Oxted town centre.

With its blend of culture, green spaces, and modern amenities, Oxted provides the perfect balance between vibrant urban living and peaceful countryside charm.

Master Park, offers 11 acres of beautifully maintained grounds and is home to local sports clubs including Oxted fc, cricket, and tennis.

For lovers of the outdoors, the stunning Surrey Hills and the National Trust’s Limpsfield Common offer endless walking and cycling routes. Cultural life thrives here too.

The historic Barn Theatre brings a rich programme of plays and musicals, while the luxurious Everyman Cinema offers a boutique film experience with plush seating and delicious food and drink options.

Oxted’s dining scene is equally impressive, featuring everything from cosy traditional pubs such as The Old Bell situated in Old Oxted which is a historic pub dating back to the 14th century, The Bull Inn located in nearby Limpsfield and established pubs in the area.

With stylish eateries, cafés, bars, and delis—there is a good choice for evenings out or weekend brunches.

Shopping -there are local boutique shops, chemists, supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons and Sainsburys which makes the town attractive for all your shopping needs.

Travel Junction 6 of the M25 provides easy access to Gatwick & Heathrow airports in addition to the wider motorway network.

Oxted mainline railway station offers an excellent commuter service, providing trains to East Croydon, London Bridge and London Victoria.

Schools State - St Marys Primary School, ages 4 to 11 years old. Oxted School 11 to 19 years old. Independent - Hazelwood Nursery and Early Years, 3 months to reception.

Hazelwood Upper School, Years 1 to 13 years old.