Cherry Tree Lane,Ewhurst,GU6 7GG

“The living room is where this house becomes much more individual. The panelling, shelving and new fireplace have all been added by the current owner, and together with the doors onto the garden they give the room a style and character you wouldn’t necessarily expect from a modern house.” Gavin Amberton - Chantries & Pewleys

40D Cherry Tree Lane forms part of a small barn-style development recently built by Millwood Homes. Dark weatherboarding gives the group a distinctive appearance, while the end-of-terrace position places the house at the edge of its row.

The location puts day-to-day village amenities close at hand, including Ewhurst’s village shop and primary school. There are also countryside walks accessible from the village, giving the house a useful combination of village convenience and access to the surrounding Surrey landscape.

The main living and dining room is the defining space within the house. It extends across much of the ground floor, with the dining area positioned towards the kitchen and the sitting area arranged at the garden end. This creates two distinct zones while keeping them visually connected.

The current owner has introduced wood panelling around the newly fitted electric fireplace, together with custom-built shelving. These additions give the sitting area a clear focal point and bring more texture and individuality to what was originally a modern interior. Glazed double doors open directly onto the rear patio. From the sofa, this gives the room a direct view and connection outside, while in warmer weather the doors can be opened to bring the patio into everyday use.

The kitchen sits at the front of the ground floor. Cabinetry runs along two walls, making good use of the room’s linear shape, with integrated appliances and generous preparation space. The restrained cabinetry and stone-effect work surfaces keep the finish clean and contemporary.

A cloakroom completes the ground-floor accommodation.

There are two double bedrooms on the first floor. The principal bedroom sits to the rear and has been given further character through wall panelling and carefully considered detailing. Fitted wardrobes provide substantial storage, while an en suite shower room creates useful separation from the main bathroom.

Bedroom two is positioned at the front and has space for a double bed together with additional furniture.

The main bathroom is finished in a simple contemporary style, with a bath and shower above. Together with the principal en suite and ground-floor cloakroom, the bathroom arrangement is particularly useful for a two-bedroom house.

Double doors from the living room open onto a paved terrace immediately behind the house, creating a natural place for a table and chairs close to the main reception space.

Beyond this, the garden rises to a second level, with steps leading to an upper area enclosed by timber fencing. Mature trees beyond the boundary add greenery to the outlook.

To the front, the house has parking and an EV charging point adjacent to the parking area.