Walliswood, Dorking, RH5 5RD

Darvin Court sits centrally within its plot behind electric in-and-out gates, creating both privacy and presence. The gardens wrap around the house, extending to approximately 1.5 acres, with an additional parcel of land opposite included within the sale.

The setting is open, with far-reaching rural views particularly evident from the first floor and roof terrace. Internally, the house offers approximately 3,162 sq ft of accommodation, excluding the garage.

The reception room runs to almost 30ft in length and draws natural light from both elevations. A woodburner forms a focal point, while glazed doors connect directly to the conservatory. This arrangement allows the space to expand naturally for larger gatherings, with the conservatory acting as an extension of the main living area and opening onto the terrace. Positioned separately to the front of the house, the dining room provides a more formal setting when needed.

The kitchen / breakfast room sits alongside the main reception space and opens directly onto the garden terrace. Its proportions allow for informal dining, making it a true day-to-day hub.

A separate utility room keeps household activity contained, while a ground floor shower room and a dedicated study add flexibility — particularly for those working from home or needing guest accommodation on the ground floor.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom measures over 22ft and enjoys built-in storage, an en-suite bathroom, a Juliet balcony and direct access to the roof terrace. From here, the countryside views are uninterrupted.

A second bedroom also benefits from en-suite facilities and terrace access, while three further double bedrooms share a family bathroom. The layout offers both scale and privacy, well suited to established family life.

An extensive terrace runs along the rear of the house, providing a natural setting for outdoor dining. Beyond this, wide lawns extend towards two wildlife ponds, creating depth within the plot and attracting regular birdlife.

The additional plot opposite enhances flexibility — suitable for recreation, extended garden use or simply preserving the open outlook.

Planning permission was approved in 2021 for a 6m x 9m outbuilding positioned discreetly within the grounds, offering future potential for a studio, workspace or leisure building.

The detached triple garage measures over 31ft in depth and includes a significant mezzanine level above, bringing the combined garage space to nearly 1,000 sq ft. It remains in its original use as garaging but offers clear versatility for the future, subject to any necessary consents.

Local Area
Walliswood offers a traditional village environment with a well-regarded pub and active village hall. Horsham and Cranleigh are both accessible by road, while Ockley station provides direct rail services to London Victoria.