Redehall Road, Redehall Road, Horley

OVERVIEW Stepping into Lavender Cottage you will immediately see the wonderful home the current owners have created. Going through the front door to your right is a charming living room with an open fireplace and bay window. To the left is a good-sized dining room which leads to an extended kitchen. The kitchen is modern in its design and offers a good amount of storage and worktop space. Beyond the kitchen is the first of the two bathrooms this property has to offer. Having two bathrooms with a busy family lifestyle will make life a lot easier.
Making your way upstairs the main bedroom is to the front of the house and offers excellent dimensions. Decorated neutrally, there is enough space on offer for a queen-sized bed as well as a variety of bedroom furniture. The second bedroom is of an excellent size as well and comes with a built-in cupboard, increasing the floorspace. Bathroom number two is at the rear of the house and sits directly above the ground floor bathroom. This bathroom has a white bath, stand-alone shower unit and vanity sink, with the décor continuing with the neutral tones.
Outside to the front there is parking for two cars and side access for the rear garden.
The rear garden which can also be accessed from the kitchen is a great size. A patio area leads onto a lawned section. An ideal space for a family barbeque and for the kids to run around. At the back of the garden is a self-contained lodge, complete with electric, double glazed windows and shower room. The space is currently a home office; however, it could be enjoyed as a home gym, teenage hangout or even a man cave.
This wonderful home is full of character and charm and we think is perfect for a young family to grow in to.

LOCATION The village of Smallfield lies on the border of West Sussex and Surrey, falling within the district council of Tandridge. Smallfield as we know it today, didn’t exist until Victorian times however, its neighbouring village of Burstow dates back to the 12th Century. Its name is thought to have originated from ‘smael’ meaning narrow and open.
Smallfield has a range of local amenities including local convenience shops, a pharmacy, doctors, and schools. There are also many sports clubs and golf courses locally. The village itself is around 3 miles from the town of Horley which offers excellent transports links into Central London, Gatwick Airport, and the South coast, as well as many restaurants and leisure facilities. Close by, Harewoods National Trust is full of hidden woodlands, lush green meadows, tranquil ponds and an ancient common which can be easily reached by car in just 5 minutes. A beautiful location to enjoy the countryside and explore easily on foot. In the spring, the woods are filled with colourful wildflowers, with spectacular displays of primroses, wood anemones and bluebells in Hornecourt Wood. Over 100 ponds can be found, ranging from large open ponds to marshes, where keen birdwatchers may spot snipe and woodcock.