Set on a private drive off a quiet lane, Tor Hatch is a very special place, overlooking a wide picturesque valley in the Surrey Hills.

Tor Hatch Cabin is a quirky and colourful hidden gem tucked to the side in the garden of the main house. It has a kingsize bed, shower room and well-equipped kitchen. Outside is a private garden area with a barbecue and outdoor seating, with views across the valley. The perfect spot for some al-fresco dining or relaxing with a glass of bubbly.

There are plenty of cycle routes in the area that are very popular, with an abundance of quiet lanes and traditional villages to explore along the way. Dogs are welcomed too and with plenty of walking opportunities on your doorstep, this is also a great base to put your walking boots on and clear your head with a walk across the fields to one of the local pubs. It is perfect for a weekend escape from the city and is within a 30-minute drive of London suburbs such as Epsom, Esher and Weybridge.

For larger groups, the main house can also be booked by itself or as a complex with the adjacent Tor Hatch Cottage (ref M529670), sleeping a total of 16. Whether you are in your glad rags or your galoshes, Tor Hatch welcomes you with open arms! Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Park View is a ground floor apartment offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and backs on to the Royal Park and is in a peaceful setting enabling you to unwind, whatever the season. The wonderful open plan living space has large sash windows with views of the park itself – perfect for watching the seasons change and the deer strolling by. The property benefits from a secure gated courtyard entrance where you can store your bike after a day exploring. Within Bushy Park discover the famous Diana fountain, which stands at the centre of the mile-long Chestnut Avenue, and the newly-restored Upper Lodge Water Gardens, an historic jewel tucked away in the park. Try spotting some of the stunning birdlife, such as kingfishers and kestrels or just enjoy a peaceful stroll in the Woodland Gardens. The Pheasantry Café is definitely worth a visit as is the heated ‘open air’ swimming pool in Hampton on the edge of park. Hampton Court "Village" is just around the corner and offers a variety of cafés, boutique stores, restaurants, and bars.
For more extensive shopping, Kingston upon Thames is only a 5-minute bus ride away, or better still why not take a leisurely walk along the Thames towpath. Also within minutes is Hampton Court station with regular trains to Wimbledon and London Waterloo in around 25 minutes. For sporting and music events Twickenham Stadium, Kempton and Sandown Racecourses are a short journey away. This ground floor apartment is perfect for couples, friends or a small family looking for a break in a prime central location. Access everything Hampton Court Palace has to offer on your doorstep from the world’s largest flower show, food festivals, music events, stunning tours, and beautiful gardens. There are regular boat trips along the River Thames to Richmond and Hampton Court is particularly magical in the lead up to Christmas, with its own ice rink and stunning light show. Park view is the perfect hub to enjoy everything the area has to offer.