Quality Street, Merstham.

Tucked away on the historic Quality Street, considered the premium location in Merstham, this characterful two-bedroom Georgian cottage offers a blend of period charm and modern touches. Just a short stroll from Merstham train station and local shops, it's perfectly placed for both commuters and those who love village life. The cottage was refurbished to modern standards in 2022.

The welcoming living room is full of character, complete with a cosy wood-burning stove, perfect for relaxing evenings in. To the rear, the property has been extended to create a spacious kitchen/dining area, where a feature glass-panelled roof fills the space with natural light. There's ample room here for a dining table, making it ideal for everyday living and entertaining.

Upstairs, you'll find two comfortable bedrooms, well-sized for both sleeping and home working if needed. The bathroom is modern and well appointed.

Outside, the rear garden is a true highlight, thoughtfully laid out with a patio for alfresco dining, colourful flower beds, a neat area of lawn, and a handy timber storage shed.

Whether you're a first-time buyer, downsizer, or simply looking for a home with a village feel and great transport links, this cottage ticks all the right boxes.

Location Guide

Merstham is a historic village located in the borough of Reigate and Banstead, within the county of Surrey, South East England. It sits on the edge of the North Downs, offering a mix of countryside charm and suburban convenience. With a rich history dating back to Saxon times, Merstham has evolved into a well-connected residential area that appeals to commuters, families, and those seeking a quieter pace of life without losing access to urban amenities.

Transport Links

Merstham benefits from strong transport connections, making it especially attractive to London commuters. The village is served by Merstham railway station, which offers regular services to London Bridge, London Victoria, and Gatwick Airport, typically taking under 40 minutes to central London. For road users, the M25 and M23 motorways are within easy reach, providing fast access to London, the South Coast, and Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Several local bus routes also connect Merstham to nearby towns including Redhill, Reigate, and Croydon, ensuring good regional mobility.

Education

Merstham offers a selection of educational facilities catering to different age groups. The village is home to Merstham Primary School and Furzefield Primary School, both of which serve local families with young children. For secondary education, pupils typically attend schools in nearby Redhill and Reigate, such as The Warwick School and St Bede’s School, both of which are accessible by public transport or short drives. There are also independent options in the wider Surrey area, including Reigate Grammar School, a well-regarded private institution.

Local Attractions

The area’s semi-rural setting provides a wealth of natural attractions. The nearby North Downs Way offers scenic walking routes through chalk hills and woodlands, ideal for hikers and cyclists. Merstham itself is close to Mercers Country Park, a popular outdoor spot featuring a lake for water sports, picnic areas, and walking trails. The historic core of the village, including the medieval St Katharine’s Church, adds a sense of heritage and character to the area.

Entertainment

For entertainment and leisure, residents of Merstham are well-served by nearby Redhill and Reigate. These towns offer cinemas and bowling such as at The Light in Redhill, and a variety of restaurants, cafés, and pubs. In Merstham itself, local pubs and community halls host events throughout the year, fostering a close-knit village atmosphere. The area also boasts several sports clubs, including Merstham Football Club and recreational facilities for cricket, tennis, and golf.