Wonham Way, Peaslake, GU5

When entering the main house, the double height entrance hall with vaulted ceiling is an impressive entryway and links the living spaces to one another seamlessly.
The kitchen is the heart of the home and has been designed with a family in mind with a kitchen island, a range of wall and base units and opening onto a space with dining with garden views. The living room leads through to a separate study and a bedroom with en suite shower completes the ground floor accommodation.
To the first floor, three bedrooms, one en-suite and a family bathroom all lead from the galleried landing. The principal bedroom has a floor to ceiling picture window to showcase the wonderful views.

Outside

Approached via gates and set back from a private road, the property is nestled behind an expanse of gravelled driveway, which also serves access to a detached double car port, workshop and utility room.
The garden is extensive and is essentially laid to lawn with mature boundaries, a patio area and landscaped to incorporate a pond and summer house.

Situation

Within the Surrey Hills AONB, and the green belt, Peaslake is right at the heart of this glorious countryside whilst being within easy reach of a range of amenities. Wonham Way is a quiet no-through road on the edge of the village; a thriving community with a parish church, the renowned Hurtwood Inn pub and restaurant, a popular village school, and village hall. It also has an excellent general store and Post Office. Further shopping is available at Abinger, Shere and Forest Green. Cranleigh is within 5 miles, Dorking under 7 miles and a full range of shopping, leisure and cultural amenities can be found in Guildford or Horsham. Locally, there is a railway station at Gomshall that provides access to Guildford and Gatwick Airport, whilst from Guildford and Dorking there are fast and frequent services into London Waterloo and Victoria with journey times from 35 minutes. There is a huge choice of schools in the area, including Shere Infants, Peaslake Free School, Duke of Kent, Hurtwood House, Cranleigh, St Catherine's, Charterhouse, St Teresa's, Cranmore and many more. Recreational opportunities include a number of golf clubs within easy reach and with the Hurtwood immediately accessible, some of the best walking, cycling and riding countryside in the South East is right on the doorstep.