This stunning period home, nestled within the heart of the sought-after village of Betchworth, offers a blend of history and contemporary living across its almost 3,000sqft of space. Listed by Historic England, it stands as the earliest known two and a half storey rural house in Surrey (2008), boasting a rich tapestry of architectural details that have been carefully preserved. The property features three interconnected reception rooms, a study, and a generous kitchen on the ground floor, complemented by six bedrooms and two bathrooms over the first and second floors. A charming detached annexe/workshop with potential for homeworking or additional living space, along with a cellar, adds to the property's versatility. The gardens are a tranquil retreat, offering a series of interlinked spaces including lawns, seating areas, and winding paths, all basking in a South East facing aspect. The property is set back from the road, behind mature front gardens and a generous driveway, providing ample parking. Betchworth village is a thriving community with excellent local amenities including a popular infant school, two pubs, and a village shop with a coffee shop. The nearby Betchworth station offers rail links to Dorking, Reigate, Redhill, and London with a single change, making it ideal for commuters. The area is well-regarded for its educational establishments, with a range of state and independent schools available for all ages. The property's location within the Greenbelt ensures it is surrounded by beautiful open spaces, including Boxhill and the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. This property is banded within Council Tax Band G and benefits from all mains services connected. [/INST]