Windfallwood Common, Haslemere, Surrey

Windfallwood Cottage is a beautifully presented detached home, set behind electric gates and brimming with character and thoughtful design. A welcoming entrance with wood burning stove sets the tone, leading down to a bright living room with doors opening to the garden and through to a striking glass and timber framed dining room — a wonderful space for entertaining.

The adjoining utility area, currently housing an electric AGA, connects effortlessly to a superb kitchen fitted with Neptune cabinetry and Lavastone worktops. A comprehensive range of Siemens, Neff and Smeg appliances complements the space, while a generous central island and fully opening doors draw in an abundance of natural light and create seamless access to the garden. The ground floor also offers a shower room, family room and a cosy home office.

Upstairs, there are four well proportioned bedrooms showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. The principal suite enjoys separate ‘his and hers’ dressing areas, bedroom two benefits from its own dressing space and en suite, and a stylish family bathroom serves the remaining rooms.

In addition to the main house, there are three further outbuildings offering exceptional versatility. A beautifully converted barn provides a reception area, kitchen and shower room on the ground floor, with an impressive open-plan space above — currently arranged as an office but equally suited as a bedroom or studio. A second building is presently configured as a double garage with space for two vehicles, yet offers flexibility for alternative uses, while a separate detached building serves as a well-equipped gym complete with shower facilities.

To the rear, the gardens of Windfallwood Cottage are a delight for keen gardeners, featuring a wildflower meadow, mature shrubs, a pond and practical potting sheds. There is also generous covered outdoor storage behind the garage and converted barn. To the front, extensive driveway parking comfortably accommodates multiple vehicles.

Lurgashall is set in the heart of the South Downs National Park, just below Black Down, the highest point in Sussex. The village centres around its cricket green, ancient church and the popular Noah’s Ark pub, with a village shop and Post Office for everyday needs, while more extensive amenities can be found in Midhurst, Petworth and Haslemere.

Petworth, just six miles to the south, is home to the magnificent Petworth House and its 700 acre deer park, alongside an excellent selection of antique shops, boutiques and restaurants. Despite its rural setting, the area is well connected, with fast rail services from Haslemere to London Waterloo from around 49 minutes, excellent local schools and renowned sporting and leisure facilities at Goodwood Estate and Cowdray Estate.