Brockham Court Farm is a magnificent Georgian Grade II
Listed residence characterised by its stunning red brick exterior and slate tiled roof. The architecture exudes timeless elegance and charm. Situated on the south side of the property is a picturesque walled garden, offering a tranquil and private setting with captivating views of the
surrounding fields.

The house boasts fabulous interior spaces with high ceilings adorned with intricate cornicing, adding grandeur to the living spaces. The rooms are well-proportioned, providing ample space for comfortable living and entertaining. The reception rooms are particularly noteworthy, offering a welcoming atmosphere for gatherings and social events.

Additionally, Brockham Court Farm offers the flexibility to incorporate a guest or staff wing within the main house to the rear beyond the kitchen, allowing for convenient accommodation options as per the residents' needs. This feature enhances the versatility and functionality of the property.

Overall, Brockham Court Farm is a remarkable residence that seamlessly blends Georgian architectural elements with modern amenities. Its impressive design, charming surroundings, and spacious interiors make it an exceptional place to call home.

On the opposite side of the drive to the main house, is a courtyard providing further garaging and carports as well as ample parking, on either side are two buildings providing additional accommodation:

The Granary
This residential building provides a comfortable and spacious living space for guests or additional residents. The Granary features two generously sized bedrooms, each bedroom has its own bathroom. The living room is particularly impressive, offering a welcoming and comfortable space for relaxation and entertainment. It is a well-appointed area that can be
utilized for various activities. The property also benefits from a superb kitchen and a separate WC. Overall, The Granary serves as a well-designed and self-contained secondary accommodation. It provides a comfortable and independent living space that complements the main residence.

The Studio
On the opposite side of the courtyard above the garaging
and is The Studio which provides a unique living space with
its own distinctive character. It is designed to provide privacy and independence for its occupants. This additional accommodation features a comfortable living space that can be used for various purposes. It can serve as a studio for artists or creative individuals, a home office, or a cosy retreat for guests. The layout and design of The Studio are optimized to make the most of the available space.

Garden and Grounds
The gardens and grounds surrounding Brockham Court Farm are truly spectacular, extending to approximately 51
acres in total. One of the remarkable features is the river frontage along the River Mole, offering the property fishing
rights. This provides a serene and picturesque environment
for residents to enjoy nature and engage in angling activities.
At the front of the property, there is a delightful walled garden that adds to the charm of the property. Within this
enchanting space, there is a stunning magnolia tree, areas of
lawn, beds and borders as well as a swimming pool.
Adjacent to the walled garden, is a tennis court and a green
house. The open grass spaces surrounding the property gently slope downhill towards the river. Further away from
the house are the additional paddocks, which are currently
rented to a local farmer. These paddocks contribute to the
idyllic rural setting and provide opportunities for equestrian
activities or farming endeavours.

Brockham Court Farm is located just off the village green in a
conservation area, offering a secluded and rural setting.
Brockham village was originally known as 'Brook Ham' a small hamlet on the river mile. It was used as a temporary
watering hole for travellers between Reigate and Dorking.
The village is located around 'the green' with a range of shops and two historic inns 'The Royal Oak' which is Grade
I listed and the 'Dukes Head' which has reported to have had an Inn on the site since around 1711. Brockham village is renowned for a spectacular bonfire and fireworks event in
November each year. For further information on the village
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The village is located midway between Dorking and Reigate,
both offering train services to London. The area provides access to the M25 at Leatherhead Junction 9, or Reigate Junction 10, which connects with Heathrow and leads to the A3 for London. Gatwick airport can be accessed quickly across country rather than by major roads. The area generally provides excellent shopping, recreational and educational facilities at both Reigate and Dorking

Distances
Dorking Station 2.8 miles (London Waterloo 58 mins, London
Victoria 63 mins), Reigate 4.8 miles, Gatwick Airport 10.2 miles, London Heathrow 30 miles.
(All distances and times are approximate)