Kendrew House is a charming and characterful period home, located just
moments from the centre of Peaslake. The property is predominantly arranged over two floors and has been meticulously maintained by the current owner, while offering an incoming purchaser a wonderful opportunity to further upgrade and extend, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The ground floor is notably spacious, comprising four reception rooms, together with a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room featuring an AGA, central island and pantry. There is also a separate utility room and a study.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys views over the immaculate formal rear gardens and the surrounding hills beyond, as well as a balcony. This floor also provides four further bedrooms and two large family bathrooms.

Kendrew House sits within approximately three-quarters of an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens, which are a standout feature of the property and were formally part of the Peaslake open garden scheme. Both the front and rear gardens offer an exceptional degree of privacy, with the rear garden further enhanced by a gentle stream running through it, creating a wonderfully tranquil setting.

Adjoining the rear of the house is a sandstone terrace, bordered by an attractive red-brick wall, providing an ideal space for outdoor entertaining. The lawns are in excellent condition and are interspersed with mature and specimen trees, shrubs and flowers.
To the northern side of the plot is a heated indoor swimming pool, complete with kitchenette and shower room. The property also benefits from an Alitex greenhouse and double garage.

Kendrew House occupies an exceptional position to the southwest of the highly
sought-after village of Peaslake, set within the heart of the Surrey Hills Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. This picturesque setting is complemented by the
nearby villages of Gomshall, Abinger Hammer and Shere, each offering a variety
of everyday amenities. Peaslake itself retains a quintessential village character,
with a welcoming village shop, post office, church and pub.

There is an outstanding selection of schools in the area, including Duke of Kent
in Peaslake, Hurtwood House in Hurtwood, Cranleigh School in Cranleigh, St.
Catherine’s in Bramley, Charterhouse in Godalming and St Teresa’s School in
Effingham. Tormead, Guildford High School and Royal Grammar School are all
in Guildford. The area provides an outstanding selection of recreational opportunities.

Golfers are well catered for with a number of esteemed local courses, including
Wildwood Golf and Country Club, Bramley, Cranleigh Golf and Leisure, and
Gatton Manor. For those with a passion for outdoor pursuits, shooting and
fishing are available at several distinguished local venues, while polo can be
enjoyed at the prestigious Hurtwood Park. Racing enthusiasts can experience
the excitement of Epsom and Goodwood, and sailing is on offer in the stunning
surroundings of Chichester Harbour.

For more structured sporting pursuits, the Surrey Sports Park provides state-of the-
art facilities for professional training, while the Spectrum Leisure Centre in
Guildford offers a comprehensive range of leisure and entertainment amenities
for the whole family.

The highly desirable corner of Surrey is celebrated not only for its superb
connectivity to Central London but also for offering a tranquil retreat amid
some of England’s most striking countryside. The surrounding area provides
an abundance of outdoor pursuits, with exceptional walking, cycling and riding
routes that traverse renowned landmarks such as Holmbury Hill, Leith Hill and
Box Hill. The Surrey Hills remains a true haven for nature lovers and outdoor
enthusiasts alike.