Charlwood’s ‘oldest’ cottage with its own koi pond opposite dog-friendly pub comes on market

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A charming estate in a quintessential Surrey village is up for grabs, with a handsome chocolate box frontage and exposed wooden beams. This 15th century two-bedroom property is available to buy for £550,000 with tailored powerand is believed to be the oldest property in the former village.

This historic house, aptly named The Cottage, boasts a stunning clematis winding its way around the main entrance’s preserved beams, and a paved patio outside the front – the perfect place to soak up the summer sun and enjoy the south-facing garden. this. with a rolling lawn and a koi pond at the end.

A garage right next to the street, draped in honeysuckle, makes for a great storage space, as well as the wooden shed with a shingle roof. The Cottage is located directly opposite the 15th century St Nicholas Church and the dog-friendly Half Moon pub, offering home-cooked food and great drinks. Further down the street is a cozy little cafe, The Greyhound Italian Gastropub and The Baking Room at Charlwood, all within a short walk of the property.

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Inside the cabin, you can find two reception rooms, a kitchen and upstairs two bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is a magnificent inglenook fireplace in a conical shape, with brickwork and exposed beams.

On the ground floor you can find small niches and wooden shelves, and leaded windows. He bedrooms They come with built-in cupboards and drawers, and the bathroom looks like a retro suite with cool white tiles.

The owner, who is selling everything, said: “When I first saw this cabin, I knew it was where I wanted to live and call home. I love its incredible amount of history and quirks and the fact that it’s so welcoming. It has so much history and has had so many owners in the past. centuries you feel like you are its custodian rather than its owner and it has been an absolute privilege living here.

“I will miss the cabin feel and have lavished love and attention on it while living here. The garden has been especially turned with restoration of the pond and borders and flower beds designed and planted to be sympathetic to the property. I have loved living in a piece of history.”

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