This charming period home in the desirable backwater of Pains Hill offers a harmonious blend of original features and modern comforts. The cottage, dating back to 1596 with later 20th-century additions, boasts four bedrooms, a versatile open-plan reception space, and a secluded and well-stocked garden with a generous stone paved terrace perfect for summer entertaining. The property benefits from a block-paved driveway that can accommodate several vehicles and has granted consent for a detached garage. Located in a sought-after hamlet surrounded by National Trust Common Land, the property is just 1.75 miles from the town of Oxted with its comprehensive range of shops, schools, and mainline station to London. The interior is well-appointed with aesthetic interest at every turn, including an eye-catching inglenook fireplace and a comprehensive array of fitted base and wall cabinetry in the kitchen. The first floor layout is equally well-considered, with a principal suite boasting a double-aspect treetop aspect, a fitted wardrobe, and en suite shower room. The property occupies a pleasantly private and secluded south-facing plot of circa 0.16 acre, set against a picturesque wooded backdrop.