Pixham Lane, Pixham, Dorking

Tucked away within generous private grounds and moments from the main train station, this remarkable four-bedroom detached cottage delivers the rare blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. Dating back to the early 1600s and Grade II listed, it’s a home with true character — timber-framed, steeped in period detail, yet thoughtfully updated for modern living.

Inside, the property is brimming with original features — exposed beams, brace-and-latch doors, and an impressive inglenook fireplace all tell its story. The entrance hall, laid with clay floor tiles, opens into a beautifully refurbished kitchen fitted with granite worktops, light cabinetry, and a stable door leading to the garden. The main reception room stretches the width of the property, with dual fireplaces, exposed beams from the 1600s, and triple-aspect windows flooding the space with natural light — a truly special setting for relaxing or entertaining.

The ground floor also includes a versatile study or guest room, a utility area, and a stylish family bathroom. Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys lovely garden views, built-in wardrobes, and a sleek en-suite. Two further generous doubles feature decorative fireplaces, and a fourth single completes the accommodation.

Outside, the gardens are a standout feature — beautifully landscaped with lawns, flower beds, patios, and mature trees bordering the ‘Pippbrook’ stream. A shingled driveway provides ample parking, leading to a double garage with power and lighting, plus an additional workshop.

This unique home offers an exceptional opportunity for tenants seeking something truly special — a piece of history with space, character, and convenience all in one.

A stunning four-bedroom detached Grade II listed cottage dating back to the early 1600s, set within generous grounds and just a short walk from the main train station.