Elmbridge Road, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6

Nanhurst Park House, originally built around 1890 for the Gladstone family, showcases elegant Queen Anne-style architecture. In 2000, this distinguished property was thoughtfully converted into 16 charming apartments and mews cottages. Among these, this particular residence stands out as one of the most spacious and impressive—a magnificent duplex apartment located on the first and second floors of the main house.

Accessed via an elegant communal reception hall and a striking galleried staircase, the apartment opens to a private inner hall through a beautifully crafted panelled hardwood door. Spanning an impressive 1,803 square feet, the property exudes a sense of grandeur with its high ceilings, large sash windows, and a bright south-east orientation that offers stunning views of the communal gardens and surrounding countryside.

The apartment is impeccably presented and designed for both comfortable living and entertaining. Highlights include a vast reception room, a generous kitchen and dining area, and a cloakroom on the first floor. Upstairs, the second floor features two light-filled ensuite bedrooms, each thoughtfully appointed for modern living.

Set within beautifully maintained communal grounds, Nanhurst Park House offers residents the opportunity to enjoy serene outdoor spaces. This apartment also includes allocated parking and the added benefit of a single garage, providing both convenience and practicality for its residents.

Cranleigh is a large and vibrant village set in lovely unspoilt countryside between Guildford and Horsham, protected from the north by the picturesque Surrey Hills and extensive areas of open heathland. Nanhurst Park House is situated on the western edge of the village within 1.75 miles of the High Street with excellent shopping and recreational facilities. For more extensive amenities, Godalming and Guildford are 7 and 8 miles respectively and there is easy access onto the A281 leading to Horsham (11 miles) and on to Gatwick Airport (approximately 20 miles). There are extensive footpaths and bridleways in the immediate area including the Downs Link long distance footpath, the Hascombe Hills and Winterfold.