Station Road, Shalford, GU4 8HD

"The way the main living space opens directly onto the garden is what shifts how the house is used, giving it a more open and connected feel day to day.  There is also a good level of flexibility across the three floors, with five bedrooms and the option to use one as a study without compromising sleeping space.    Being in the centre of the village, a short walk from the green and station, adds a layer of practicality that’s hard to replicate" Toni Humphreys - Chantries and Pewleys.

Set within the Surrey Hills village of Shalford, the house is positioned within easy reach of the village centre, including the cricket green, local shops and railway station. Shalford offers a strong sense of day-to-day convenience, with a mix of independent shops, cafés and pubs, alongside well-regarded local schools. Guildford is a short drive away, providing a wider range of shopping, restaurants and fast rail connections to London.

The core of the house is the open-plan sitting and dining room, which runs across the rear and connects directly to the garden through patio doors. The space is arranged in clear zones, allowing for both seating and dining without overlap, which makes it easy to use throughout the day. Natural light comes through from the rear, while the connection to outside changes how the room feels, particularly when the doors are open.  This becomes the main gathering space, whether that’s everyday use or when the house is busier. The property benefits from underfloor heating and solar panels. Positioned to the front, the kitchen is fitted with a range of contemporary units and hard flooring, designed for practical daily use. There is space for informal dining, allowing it to function as a separate area from the main living space when needed.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors, giving a level of flexibility that suits a range of uses. There are four double bedrooms and a fifth room that works well as a study or single bedroom. Two of the bedrooms include ensuite shower rooms, while the remaining rooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom. This distribution works well for both family living and guests, without creating pressure on any one space.

The rear garden faces south and has been designed as a low-maintenance space that connects naturally with the house. A patio area sits directly off the main living space, creating a straightforward transition outside for sitting and dining. Beyond this, a covered loggia provides a more sheltered seating area, extending how the garden can be used across the year. To the front, a brick-paved driveway provides off-street parking for two cars.  There is lapsed planning permission for the addition of a brick-built porch.