Tilford Road, Hindhead, Surrey, GU26

This beautifully finished home combines period charm with modern touches throughout. Inside, it features a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, a loft master suite, four further bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Outside, the property enjoys a large garden, a versatile studio, a garage, and driveway parking for up to four cars.

Meldon Cottage on Tilford Road, originally built in 1907, has been thoughtfully extended and renovated to the highest modern standards while retaining its historic character and quirks. This semi-detached family home offers generous proportions and an abundance of natural light throughout, with high ceilings and a seamless flow of space. The centrepiece is the ultra-modern open-plan kitchen, featuring a striking ribbed walnut island with white quartz work tops, opening onto a dining and reception area illuminated by a singular skylight. The master suite occupies the distinctive 55-degree pitched loft and boasts a luxurious en suite with both bath and shower, where the bath sits beneath twin Velux windows and enjoys views through the original porthole window. All bedrooms are doubles bar one, and the family bathroom has been finished to the same exceptional standard as the rest of the home. Outside, a large level garden includes a versatile studio and garage, with driveway parking for up to three cars, making Meldon Cottage a rare blend of period charm and contemporary family living.

The property is very well situated for local amenities in Beacon Hill and nearby Hindhead Golf Club, There are more comprehensive facilities in Grayshott and Haslemere with a much wider selection of choice including specialist shops, supermarkets and the mainline station offering a frequent service to Waterloo in under an hour. The A3 is readily accessible at Hindhead providing a road link to both London and the south coast. Schooling in the area for all age groups is excellent. One of the great features of this property is how connected it is, yet also surrounded by some of the county’s most beautiful and jealously protected countryside, much of which is in the ownership of The National Trust, including the Devil’s Punch Bowl, Golden Valley and Windy Gap.