Courts Mount Road, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27

A wonderful opportunity to own a piece of Haslemere’s history. Thought to date from the early 16th century and originally a farmhouse, this Grade II Listed cottage has been thoughtfully extended and carefully maintained to blend modern convenience with genuine period character. The result is a home that feels both special and eminently liveable, with light-filled rooms, handsome materials and a layout that works for everyday life as well as entertaining.

On the ground floor, the triple-aspect sitting room is notably bright and welcoming. A log burner provides a natural focal point for cooler months, while original exposed timbers—a theme that runs throughout the house—add warmth and authenticity. The kitchen is smart and well appointed, featuring dove-grey cabinetry beneath quartz worktops and complemented by soft-tone herringbone flooring. There are a number of built-in appliances for a clean, uncluttered look, and a Rayburn range cooker, which also supplies the property’s hot water, bringing both practicality and classic country-house appeal. Adjacent, the separate dining room is ideal for gatherings; French doors open directly to the garden, extending the living space outside in warmer weather.

Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to three generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is especially impressive, crowned by a vaulted ceiling that showcases the building’s age and craftsmanship. A well-appointed family bathroom, fitted with a bath and over-tub shower, serves all three bedrooms.

The gardens are a standout feature: mature, peaceful and very private, with south and westerly aspects that capture the best of the day’s sun. Well-established trees and shrubs frame a good expanse of lawn, while patios are thoughtfully positioned for dining and entertaining. To the front/side, a garage and off-street driveway parking add welcome convenience and storage options.

Tudor Cottage sits on a quiet, sought-after residential road, just a short walk from Haslemere station and the High Street. Haslemere lies at the meeting point of Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire, offering excellent connections by road and rail—either via the A3 (London–Portsmouth Road) or the mainline service to London Waterloo in under an hour. The town provides an excellent choice of schooling for all ages in both state and independent sectors, together with a broad range of shopping, sporting and leisure amenities. The surrounding countryside is renowned for its beauty, with abundant walks and bridleways and extensive National Trust land close at hand.