Nursery Hill, Shamley Green, GU5 0UN

"The position within the road and the width of the plot gives this house a different feel to others nearby, particularly at the rear where the garden runs back to woodland. The house has been added to over time, which creates a layout that can be adapted depending on how someone wants to use the space, and there is clear scope to update or extend further if needed, subject to the normal planning consents." - Andy Moran Chantries and Pewleys

Set along a quiet road in Shamley Green, the house sits within one of the Surrey Hills’ most established village settings. The cricket green, village shop, café and two pubs are all within walking distance, giving a strong day-to-day convenience alongside access to surrounding countryside. The house itself sits comfortably within its plot, with a wide frontage and a driveway leading to the double length garage.

The main living room is positioned at the front of the house, centred around a brick fireplace.  A large window brings in natural light and gives the room a clear focal point, making it a more contained space to step away from the kitchen. An additional rear reception room, with wonderful views over the garden, provides lots of flexibility.  It could work as a fourth bedroom/lovely snug, a study or a music room, depending on the requirements.

The kitchen sits to the rear of the house and connects directly into a dining area, creating a single space that works well for day-to-day use.   The kitchen has a range of fitted units and generous worktop space, the layout allows for cooking and preparation without interrupting the dining area.   There is enough separation between the two zones to keep each usable, while still feeling connected. Doors open directly onto the garden, while a further door gives practical access through to the side of the house and double length garage.

The principal bedroom is positioned on the ground floor at the front of the house, with easy access to a bathroom. This arrangement creates a highly adaptable layout, ideal for long-term living, guests, or those looking to avoid stairs. This space has a quieter, more self-contained feel, separate from the remaining bedrooms, and also includes a cloakroom on this floor. Upstairs are two further bedrooms, both set within the roofline. They work well as individual rooms, but the layout would also allow them to be combined into a larger double bedroom if preferred, subject to the usual considerations. A shower room serves this level.

The garden is a key part of the house. It is noticeably wide, which changes how it feels compared to others nearby, and gives more usable space across the plot. A patio sits directly behind the house, positioned for seating and outdoor dining, with the lawn extending beyond. At the far end, a gate opens directly into woodland, giving immediate access to walks and a more open, green outlook.