The Dairy is an impressive, converted period farm building that provides beautifully presented accommodation, including four bedrooms and a separate annexe. Arranged mainly across a single level with a southern reception wing and eastern bedroom wing, this unique family home combines exquisite period architecture with elegantly designed modern additions. The main 26ft dual aspect reception room with its vaulted ceiling and focal wood-burning stove is a notable feature. The dining room flows on from the sitting room with a versatile study in between these two rooms. The octagonal kitchen
occupies the link of the two wings and features an elevated ornate ceiling and graceful arched windows with delicate stain glass detail. Shaker style subtly painted cabinetry, granite worktops, a butler sink, range cooker, peninsular breakfast bar, as well as further space for a breakfast table create an exceptional kitchen/breakfast room. Three double bedrooms with one being en suite on the ground floor, with the principal bedroom featuring fitted storage and an en suite bathroom. The other two ground-floor bedrooms have en suite shower rooms, while upstairs there is a further double bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The annexe provides useful further accommodation for guests or family member. The accommodation which includes a spacious sitting room/bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a shower room.

The house, annexe and store are centred around a delightful courtyard with a spacious, sunny veranda and a heated outdoor swimming pool. A covered area provides the ideal space for al fresco dining while the gardens to the rear aspect of the annexe provide an area of lawn, additional paved terracing and well-stocked raised border flowerbeds. A charming meadow at the far end of the plot extends the outdoor space with an elevated peaceful sundeck, a tranquil vantage point to enjoy the picturesque surroundings. Parking for 3 cars with electric turntable.

The property is in a rural setting, close to the villages of Wonersh, Blackheath and Chilworth, on the edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Chilworth provides several everyday amenities, including a country pub, a convenience store and an outstandingrated infant school. The larger villages of Wonersh and Bramley have further facilities, including local shops, pubs and cafés. The centre of Guildford is less than five miles away and offers an extensive range of high street and independent shops, coffee shops and restaurants, excellent recreational facilities including G Live, The Electric and Yvonne Arnaud Theatres, and superb leisure and sports facilities, including the first-class Surrey Sports Park.