Peverel is a charming house with a rich history, having been in the same family ownership since 1952. Commissioned in 1936 by German architect Frederick Curtis, the property is also featured in Pevsner's architectural guide. The house boasts extensive and well-lit accommodation, comprising a substantial hall, study, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, and domestic offices. The first floor features five bedrooms, two family bathrooms, and two cloakrooms. The property is set in beautiful gardens and grounds, including a formal garden, orchard, and paddock. Located on the edge of Leigh and Brockham, the property offers easy access to local amenities, schools, and transportation links, including the M25 and London airports.