Wrotham House

Wrotham House is situated in Knightons Lane, a rural no-through lane dotted with substantial detached homes amongst farmland and woodland, on the outskirts of Dunsfold village. The village itself has a great community with a well-stocked village shop, a charming pub, a lovely cricket pitch and beautiful 13th Century Church. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside with glorious rural walks, including the huge area of Sydney Wood at the end of Knightons Lane and Hascombe Hill to the north of the village. Cranleigh, with its bustling High Street, independent shops, and supermarkets, including Marks & Spencers Food Hall, is four miles. Godalming is six miles to the north with its regular commuter service to Waterloo in 42 minutes. Guildford is ten miles with its historic High Street and comprehensive shopping, and commuter service in 35 minutes.

Wrotham House has been planned by a local architect and built on land owned by generations of a local family. Just completed, the house was designed to blend in with the glorious rural location with traditional building materials used, including extensive oak, but with state-of-the-art technology, including under floor heating throughout all floors via an air sourced heat pump and a mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system. The accommodation is arranged over three floors with an extensive basement, ideal as a games room and cinema room, and there is planning permission for a fifth bedroom suite on the second floor. There are four bedroom suites on the first floor, two large receptions, and feature kitchen/breakfast/family room with utility room on the ground floor. There is a feature wood burning stove in the sitting room and nine bi-fold doors across the south west backing rear elevation with lovely woodland views.