With origins thought to date back some 500 years, this period gem, offers just over 3,000 sq ft including outbuildings, situated in an idyllic position within the delightful village of Pyrford, surrounded by wonderful countryside, yet within easy reach of both Woking and West Byfleet town centres, so great for the commuter. EPC: E, Council Tax Band: G.

Henry VII Cottage is a rare find indeed. Offering charm, warmth and an abundance of character. The house is semi-detached but feels very individual with its open five bar gated entrance to a most picturesque private courtyard and pathway to the front door.

The property has a story of history with local folklore suggesting the original part dates back some 500 years, supposedly used by monks who took shelter here whilst visiting nearby Newark Priory.

Whether this be true or not the quirky layout and period features, such as the slate floor in the entrance hall, the farm house style kitchen breakfast room and the simply charming lounge and dining room, with its abundance of exposed beams, low ceilings and superb Inglenook fireplace. all combine to create a very special home.

The house has four separate bedrooms. In the main part of the house there are three bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor with its own ensuite. The fourth bedroom is in the new part of the house accessed via a separate staircase leading to a simply charming large bedroom suite with slightly vaulted beamed ceilings and arched wood doors, very much in keeping with the rest of the house.

Many of the rooms enjoy beautiful views of the lovely front garden and pond and surrounding countryside beyond.

The grounds and gardens at Henry VII Cottage form a true feature of this home. In total the grounds extend to 0.709 acres. To the front of the house there is parking for several vehicles within the driveway which leads up to the large detached double garage block. Within the garage there is a wine store and stairs leading to a room over the garage, ideal for storage or a gym/potential office.

The gardens themselves are simply charming, a true English country garden for sure. The garden provides various pockets of delight wherever you look, with a main area of flat lawned garden to one side of the house with its weeping willow tree and mature shrubs beds and herbaceous borders, complete with vegetable patch. Directly to the front of the house is a wonderful lily pond with seating area looking directly towards the front of the house. To the rear there is a courtyard area with raised patio feature ideal for al fresco dining/BBQs.