Foxholm, a Grade II listed six-bedroom home, sits on a 14-acre plot with impressive herringbone brick elevations and crow-stepped gables. Built circa 1850, the property has retained its intricate Gothic features and combines them with a warm, classic interior design. The double-height reception hall leads to spacious reception rooms, featuring attractive fireplaces, oak flooring, and original stone mullioned windows. The property boasts high ceilings, classically positioned rooms, and a stunning triple-aspect formal drawing room with French doors leading to the terrace. The coach house, located nearby, offers potential for stabling, garaging, and extra accommodation (subject to planning). The garden, wrapped around the house, provides privacy and seclusion, with parking for numerous cars and access to the coach house. Foxholm is nestled in a semi-rural location, with easy access to Cobham and Weybridge centers, mainline train services to London, and a range of schools in the area.