Lords Hill Common, Wonersh

“What I particularly like about this house is the way the kitchen opens into the garden dining room. It's a lovely place to sit, surrounded by glazing and looking out onto the greenery. The separate sitting room is a really good size too, so there's plenty of choice in how you use the ground floor. And the tucked-away position, with views over the nearby open countryside, is another important part of the appeal.” Andrew Blagden - Chantries & Pewleys
The Setting
Tucked away in a peaceful position on the outskirts of the village, this link-detached family home enjoys a setting close to open countryside. Shamley Green is a very popular and pretty village within The Surrey Hills and centres around the cricket green, with two pubs, village shop, cafe and primary school. The surrounding area boasts miles of open countryside, ideal for walking, riding and cycling. Guildford is 5 miles away and has a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities and a mainline station.
The house sits behind a broad paved driveway, providing generous parking and access to the adjoining garage. Its white-rendered exterior, bay window and covered entrance give it a distinctive appearance, while established planting around the property contributes to the sense of privacy. Inside, the accommodation extends to approximately 1,436 sq ft, with the ground floor arranged to provide both connected family spaces and separate rooms for sitting and working.
Kitchen & Garden Dining Room
The kitchen and garden dining room form the centre of everyday life in the house.
The kitchen has fitted cabinetry and timber worktops running along both sides. A combination of painted base units and lighter wall cupboards provides plenty of storage, while the long worktop runs give useful space for food preparation. Integrated cooking appliances sit along one side, with the sink and additional storage opposite. The layout keeps everything within reach while leaving a clear route through to the dining area at the far end. A glazed garden room, currently arranged as a dining area. The pitched glazed roof and windows on three sides bring natural light into the room and create an almost uninterrupted connection with doors into the garden.
Sitting Room
It is a notably long, double-aspect room with windows and glazed doors bringing natural light in from both ends. Timber flooring runs through the space, while a fireplace with a wood-burning stove provides a natural focal point. The length of the room allows for more than one seating arrangement. A main sitting area can be organised around the fireplace and television, with additional chairs or furniture positioned towards the garden end. Glazed doors open towards the raised deck, giving this room its own connection to the outside.
Study & Flexible Space
The room has a broad window bringing in natural light and enough space for a substantial desk and storage. It is currently arranged as a dedicated home office. Its separation from the main living areas makes it a practical place for working from home.
Bedrooms & Bathroom
There are three double bedrooms on the first floor, arranged around a central landing. The principal bedroom is a generous double, with a broad window overlooking the surrounding greenery with plenty of room for additional bedroom furniture. There are two further bedrooms. The first floor rooms enjoy wonderful views over the local countryside. The family bathroom has a contemporary finish, with a bath and shower over, wash basin set within a wall-mounted vanity unit and WC. A window brings natural light into the room.
Garden & Outside
The rear garden is a significant part of the property, with established trees, mature shrubs and planting creating a green and enclosed setting. A raised decked terrace sits immediately behind the house, accessed from the sitting room. Its elevated position provides an outlook across the garden, with space for outdoor seating and dining furniture. A timber pergola structure adds definition to the terrace, making it feel like a separate outdoor area. Steps lead down to the main lawn, which extends away from the house between established planting along the boundaries. Trees and shrubs around the perimeter add privacy and seclusion. There is a timber garden shed providing useful storage.
Parking
A broad paved driveway provides off-road parking for several vehicles and leads to the integral storage.