Redcroft Walk, Cranleigh

“I think one of the main strengths here is having several living spaces that each serve a different purpose. The kitchen and family room is somewhere everyone can spend time together, particularly with the doors open onto the south-facing garden. The separate sitting room gives you somewhere quieter, while the dining hall is large enough to be a proper room in its own right. Add in the parking, detached garage and the short walk into Cranleigh, and there’s so much that works well here.” Gavin Amberton - Chantries & Pewleys
Redcroft Walk is a small cul-de-sac within a short, level walk of Cranleigh village centre, placing the High Street's shops, cafés and everyday amenities within easy reach.
The house sits behind a broad brick-paved driveway, with an in-and-out arrangement providing convenient access and generous off-road parking. A detached garage stands to one side, while the established planting around the frontage softens the approach. Extended over time, the house offers a choice of living spaces, with the main family accommodation opening towards the south-facing garden.
The open-plan kitchen and family room is one of the most useful spaces in the house, bringing cooking, informal dining and everyday seating together. The kitchen occupies one end, with light cabinetry, dark worktops and a practical arrangement of units around the preparation area. A breakfast bar provides somewhere to sit for a quick meal or a coffee, while there is also room for a dining table. Beyond the kitchen, the room opens into a comfortable family seating area. There is enough space for a substantial sofa, with the open layout to kitchen and dining area. At the garden end, French doors and adjoining windows bring in natural light and provide direct access to the terrace. In warmer weather, the doors can be opened to connect the family room with the outdoor seating area. A separate utility room sits alongside the kitchen, keeping laundry appliances and additional storage away from the main living space.
The sitting room is a substantial, light-filled space, with windows on two sides and French doors opening directly onto the garden. An attractive gas fireplace with glass front and balanced flue, provides a natural focal point, while the generous dimensions allow for a comfortable arrangement for furniture.
The dining hall sits towards the centre of the house, with room for a full-sized dining table and the staircase rising from one side. Its position between the entrance and the other reception rooms makes it a practical space for more formal meals, while still feeling connected to the rest of the ground floor.
An entrance porch and ground-floor cloakroom complete the arrangement.~
Upstairs, the accommodation is arranged around four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom has fitted storage and its own modern en-suite shower room, finished with a walk-in shower, wash basin and WC.
The remaining three bedrooms offer flexibility for family members, guests or working from home. One has access to a substantial eaves storage area, while another has a full wall of fitted wardrobes, making it particularly useful as a dressing room or additional bedroom. The family bathroom is fitted with a bath and separate curved shower enclosure, alongside a wash basin and WC.
The south-facing rear garden has been landscaped around a substantial paved terrace, creating a generous area for outdoor seating and dining. French doors from both the family room and sitting room open onto the paving, allowing the garden to be used directly from the main living areas. There is room for a large dining table as well as separate lounge furniture, with raised planted borders adding greenery around the edges. The garden is enclosed by contemporary fencing and established shrubs, providing a good degree of screening. The predominantly paved layout also keeps ongoing garden maintenance relatively straightforward.
To the front, the in-and-out driveway provides parking for several vehicles, the detached garage with alarmed electric up and over door offering additional parking or storage.
The combination of a south-facing garden, substantial parking and a central village location gives the house a practical set of features that work particularly well alongside its flexible internal accommodation.