In a wonderful rural location, set within the Tanhurst Estate and backing onto the grounds of Leith Hill, this delightful character cottage is peacefully tucked away within extensive gently sloping gardens, which have an array of colourful plants, shrubs, trees and borders. From the garden, there is a short walk to the parking space. Leith Hill Place and Tower is a popular historic National Trust site, and is the south of England’s highest point, offering breathtaking views. It was once a favourite visiting place of Charles Darwin, the famous naturalist, and he conducted experiments in the grounds, and it now attracts visitors worldwide who come to see the popular gardens. Ralph Vaughen Williams, the renowned composer resided there, with his wife who was from the Wedgwood family, known for their porcelain.
There are many popular country inns and pubs in the locality, mostly serving fine fayre, and picturesque villages and hamlets to discover nearby include Shere with its 13th century church, tea rooms and duck pond. Also located close to the property are Abinger Hammer, Holmbury St Mary, Ockley and Forest Green. Dorking is about a 10-minute drive, a delightful town with various amenities, plus a mainline station to London. Guildford, about a 20-minute drive, has a cathedral, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, large shopping centre and cosmopolitan eateries. In addition to the lido, indoor pool, Spectrum Leisure Centre, you can find Wild Wood Adventure Park, ideal for children of all ages.

Wonderful walks can be enjoyed along the North Downs, and the most popular walks include Newlands Corner and Box Hill. Other National Trust homes and gardens include Polesden Lacy, Hatchlands Park, Clandon Park, Leonardslee, Nymans and Wakehurst Place which are all within easy driving distance.
Brocketts Farm makes a fun day out for the children, and there are easy motorway links to get to Chessington World of Adventure. Also, visit Hampton Court Palace, Denbies vineyard and Gomshall Mill. If a day at the races is for you, there are many racecourses to choose from including Sandown, Lingfied Park, Kempton, Brighton and Plumpton. For a day at the beach, Worthing or Brighton are about an hour away by car. Beach 30 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub 1 mile.

This delightful cottage, one of a pair, enjoys an extensive enclosed lawned garden, with a gentle fenced stream at the end. Boasting historic links that date back to the early 1800s, it is a Georgian timber framed farm cottage, built for the workers on Birketts Farm. It is conveniently situated on the road into the village of Holmbury St Mary and is in the valley between popular walking areas Leith Hill and Holmbury Hill. The cottage has views across to Leith Hill, and the stream at the bottom of the garden is one of the tributaries to the river Arun, which has its origin on Leith Hill. Inside, the cottage is warm and welcoming with lots of thoughtful personal touches throughout. The cosy living/dining room has a lovely gas stove in an inglenook surround, and the kitchen is well equipped with a breakfast table looking out to the front garden. The bathroom has a shower over the bath and there is also a utility/boot room, ideal to put muddy boots or anoraks in after a day of walking. Upstairs there is a spacious master bedroom with views overlooking the countryside to the front and rear. The much smaller twin bedroom is set up in an ‘L-shape’.

Holmbury St Mary is considered one of the prettiest villages in Surrey and is believed to be the basis for the fictional village of Summer Street in E.M. Forster’s story, ’A Room with a View’. Hurtwood Common, on Holmbury Hill, is the largest area of common land in Surrey and is the home to Mullards Space Science Laboratories, which is the largest space research group in the UK. It is perfectly situated for walking and cycling, and every year the Prudential Cycle Race comes past the front of the cottage.

There are many popular country inns and pubs in the locality, and picturesque villages and hamlets to discover nearby include Shere, with its 13th-century church, tea rooms and duck pond. Also located close to the property are Abinger Hammer, Ockley and Forest Green. Dorking is about a 15-minute drive and is a delightful town with various amenities, plus a mainline station to London. Guildford, about a 20-minute drive, has a cathedral, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, large shopping centre and cosmopolitan eateries. In addition to the lido, indoor pool and Spectrum Leisure Centre, you can find Wild Wood Adventure Park, ideal for children of all ages.

Wonderful walks can be enjoyed along the North Downs, and the most popular walks include Newlands Corner and Box Hill. Bocketts Farm makes a fun day out for the children, and there are easy motorway links to get to Chessington World of Adventures. Also, why not visit Hampton Court Palace, Denbies vineyard, which is the largest in the UK, and Gomshall Mill. If a day at the races is for you, there are many racecourses to choose from, including Sandown, Lingfield Park, Kempton, Brighton and Plumpton. For a day at the beach, Worthing or Brighton are about an hour away by car. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

Situated on the Surrey/Hampshire border Sunnyfields Retreat is a luxury home perfect for large families or a group looking for a break away together. The home has everything you could possibly need to keep everyone entertained including a mini splash around swim Spa with 9 seats, an igloo pod in the garden and spring free trampoline. Inside there is a sociable lounge and dining room that leads out and overlooks the garden and stunning surroundings with a Smart TV and even an electric piano. The kitchen has everything you could possibly need from a range cooker with 5 burners to 2 dishwashers- so no one is left washing up. Upstairs the master room features an Empire bed with en-suite that has both a shower and bath.
For those that want to leave the car behind, Sunnyfields Retreat is located in the village of Rowledge just a few minutes’ walk to the local shop, butchers and pub. A 5-minute walk from Alice Holt Forest, perfect for walking and cycling with a café, visitors centre, trails and play areas. Go Ape is also a 5-minute walk. Bird World is 26- acre park with 1,200 birds and animals from around the world plus a safari train just 20-minute walk (4-minute drive). The market town of Farnham is just 10 minutes away with a range of independent boutiques alongside high street shops nestled between a variety of pubs, restaurants, and cafés. Farnham Castle, the Museum of Farnham, Farnham Pottery, Frensham ponds, Waverley Abbey, with England’s first Cistercian Abbey, Hogs Back Brewery Tours and Rural Life Centre are all close by. Mainline train stations can be found either in Farnham or at nearby Alton for easy journeys to either London or the south coast.
In season, guests are welcome to pick their own apples, blackberries, rhubarb and plums. A basket for each to collect, create and even cook your own crumble.

Barn View boasts an open-plan layout, creating a spacious and inviting atmosphere. The living room, kitchen, and dining area overlook a beautiful garden. The property features two bedrooms: the first bedroom offers a kingsize bed, while the second bedroom has twin beds. These bedrooms share a convenient Jack and Jill bathroom. There is also an extra separate toilet. Private parking is available for up to two cars.
Lingfield village itself offers a range of activities and attractions for visitors to enjoy. Experience the thrill of horse racing at Lingfield Park Racecourse. Watch exciting races, place bets, and enjoy a day of entertainment and hospitality. Explore the charming village centre, which features quaint shops, boutiques, and local cafes. Discover unique crafts, browse for souvenirs, or relax with a cup of coffee. Enjoy a leisurely walk or a picnic in the scenic Lingfield Common. This beautiful open space provides a peaceful setting for outdoor activities and offers picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.
Located just a short drive away from Lingfield, is the British Wildlife Centre showcases a variety of native British animals. Visitors can observe and learn about creatures such as red squirrels, otters, deer, owls, and many more. Perfect for families, Godstone Farm is an interactive and educational farm park that offers opportunities to meet and feed farm animals, enjoy tractor rides, and explore nature trails. Just a short distance from Lingfield, Hever Castle is a historic castle surrounded by stunning gardens.
Take a step back in time, explore the castle’s rich history, and wander through the beautifully manicured gardens. Located nearby, Ashdown Forest is a vast area of woodlands and heathland, offering picturesque trails for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Enjoy the tranquillity of nature and the breathtaking views. A short drive away, the South Downs National Park offers beautiful landscapes, picturesque villages, and countless outdoor activities. Hiking, cycling, and nature walks are popular pursuits in this area.