Entering Dibbles via the second front door, you are greeted by a fine country style kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of bespoke units all with granite work surfaces and an AGA surrounded by an attractive painted timber mantle. Integrated appliances include a fridge, Bosch electric oven and dishwasher and a two-ring ceramic hob. Leaded windows give views to both the front and rear gardens.

The utility room is very well fitted with space for large household appliances including a full standing fridge and freezer. Off this room via a sliding door is a further range of units and a hot water cylinder. Opposite the utility room is a generous cloakroom with a shower cubicle independently heated by the AGA, outside the cloakroom is an external door leading out to the garden. Stairs lead up to a wonderfully light and airy room above the garage that provides a superb bedroom but can accommodate a large workroom or study.

From the kitchen is a cosy snug with fitted joiner shelves and cupboards, views of the garden to both sides and a fire surround with an electric fire. This leads to the dining room which is both cosy and a superb place to entertain. The entrance hall/sitting room has a wonderful inglenook fireplace, timber board flooring and a fine front door. This is the oldest part of the property and believed to date from the 1500’s.

The hall leads through to a small cloakroom and wine store and then onto the drawing room which really is of particular note. Exposed beams, leaded windows and a fine inglenook with burning stove complete the picture. A door at the end leads through to a wonderful garden room with flagstone floors and double French doors out to the terrace and gardens beyond.

Upstairs the delightful master bedroom enjoys views over the garden and links directly through to an ensuite bathroom and well fitted dressing room (which could easily be converted to a fifth bedroom) with fitted cupboards. There is also a fitted wardrobe in the master bedroom. There are two further charming double bedrooms, both with built-in cupboards and at the far end, bedroom three has its own dressing room with built-in cupboards and a shower room.

The front driveway has been attractively cobbled and leads through to a large, gravelled area for parking. To both sides of the driveway are rugged stone walls of which to the left-hand side, display an array of herbaceous plants and shrubs. Opposite, is a very old and beautiful yew hedge that borders the length of the garden, which is mainly laid to lawn with gravelled and York stone pathways edged with box hedges and a beautiful weeping pear, coupled with further choice trees. The double garage has twin opening painted timber doors and a small workshop to the rear. There is planning permission to convert the garage (20/P/01909). To the side is a five-bar gate leading to a wide stone pathway leading to the rear of the gardens.

The main gardens are delightful with manicured borders, exceptional trees including a magnolia and mulberry and a very large lawn. A terrace runs along the whole length of the house in York stone flags, creating the perfect space to site and enjoy the splendid view. At the bottom of the garden is a green house and a gate to the side that leads through to a second piece of garden which is mainly planted as a small orchard, with a shed.

West Clandon is a popular village that has appeared in the Doomsday Book listed as Clanedum. There is a legend that a dragon once blocked the route to West Clandon and in commemoration there is a dragon cut into the chalk face of a quarry. The village has two pubs, a Saxon church, village school as well as a British Legion and a garden centre at Clandon Park (National Trust property and the former home of the Earl of Onslow). Local shops can be found at Ripley, Send and Merrow with a supermarket at Burpham.

Guildford Town Centre for more comprehensive facilities lies about 4 miles to the southeast. Rail services are available at West Clandon to London Waterloo in about 50 mins or the same at Woking for about 22 mins The A3 is a few minute’s drive away and links to J10 of the M25 for links to London & Heathrow or anticlockwise for Gatwick which is about 20 miles distance. The area is surrounded by National Trust and farmland which is ideal for walking, riding and cycling with stunning views from the North Downs to the South Downs can be found at Newlands Corner.