The Dutch House is a historic Grade II listed detached house in Surrey Hills village, with substantial accommodation arranged over three floors. The property has connections to the Suffragette movement, with prominent leaders Emmeline Pethick Lawrence and husband Frederick Pethick Lawrence living here from 1901 to 1912. The unique layout of the house, designed by renowned architect Edwin Lutyens, features a Y-shape with all rooms emanating from a central hallway. The property boasts characterful sitting and dining rooms, a well-appointed kitchen, and a ground floor shower room. The first floor landing leads to three bedrooms, including a main bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and a dressing room with fitted wardrobes. The second floor has additional bedrooms and a large eaves storage room. The property's level gardens, with a westerly aspect and mature lawns, offer a peaceful retreat, while the detached double garage and five-bar gate provide ample parking.