7 bedroom house

The sweeping driveway gives way to generous parking with an orchard and paddocking to the south west. The part walled gardens and naturalised prairie garden are reminiscent of a picture book, with long cared for meandering paths interlaced with flora and fauna only available in the most cared for environments. With a pool, tennis/basketball courts, boules ground, croquet lawn there is always something to do and the many seating areas, magnificent and historical trees including a stunning tulip tree, provide beauty to stare at and admire all day long.

Internally, the house is stunning. With the typical period features which are always admired in a house of this era, the high ceilings and large windows mean the rooms are flooded with light throughout the year. The triple aspect drawing room is of particular note looking over the stunning gardens.

The principal bedroom suite has triple aspect with 180 degree uninterrupted views across the Surrey Hills. There is a dressing room and an additional walk in wardrobe area, and a stunning bathroom.

Au pairs / nannies are catered for on the top floor with a shower room, bedroom and second bedroom/sitting room with a kitchenette off it.

The four stables and tack room offer suitable equestrian facilities and it is possible to ride for hours with direct access via the nearby bridleway to Bookham Woods and beyond.

Previous expired planning permission allowed for some of the outbuildings to be converted into a self contained cottage ideal for staff or guests. In addition there is well fitted gym and plenty of further outbuildings.

Stoke D'Abernon 2 miles (London Waterloo from 34 minutes), Cobham 2½ miles, A3 3¾ miles, M25 (J10) 5 miles, London 22 miles, Heathrow airport 22 miles, Gatwick airport 25 miles (All distances and times are approximate).

The Grange occupies one of the finest elevated positions in Surrey. The surrounding area is renowned for its superb walking and riding countryside all protected by the Green Belt and adjoining National Trust land and is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Despite being wonderfully rural and private, it is easily
accessible to the main arterial routes and airports. Cobham is very close which has a number of independent shops as well as Coppa Club, Space NK, The Ivy, The Juice Smith, Sweaty Betty, Whistles and a large Waitrose. Gails is due to open shortly. There is an Everyman Cinema around a ten minute drive away as well. The mainline train
station at Stoke D'Abernon is located less than 2 miles away.

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