Weatherhill Common, Weatherhill Common, Horley

OVERVIEW The wonderful Briar Cottage is set within a delightful rural location just outside Smallfield Village. Situated a short distance from the village centre, the M23 and Horley Town.
Set back from the road, in a private, quiet cul-de-sac with a substantial driveway offering enough room for multiple cars.
Stepping into the lovely home, there is a large welcoming entrance hall where you are immediately presented with the feeling of home.
The open plan living/dining room has been tastefully decorated to create a relaxing ambiance to relax in or perhaps to entertain guests in. An impressive amount of accommodation on the ground floor offers the perfect space for a growing family.
The sizable garden has a lovely, patio area with plenty of space to dine alfresco style, adding an extra entertaining space and bringing the outside in during the warm summer months. At the rear of the garden is a detached annex with its own kitchenette, shower room and bedroom.
The beautiful, bespoke kitchen is sleek and modern in its design. With white units and plenty of worktop space, creating the feeling that this is the hub of the family home. There are two double bedrooms on the ground floor, all offering a comfortable space to unwind in, one with an en-suite bathroom. The family bathroom with walk in shower unit and separate bath has potential to update and make your own.
Upstairs, there are two further double bedrooms, both with access to eaves storage and plenty of light via the large skylight windows.

LOCATION Situated just outside the rural village of Smallfield with its local amenities, village hall & local schools, however, the large town of Horley which is just a short distance away has a lot more to offer. Although otherwise known as the gateway to Gatwick Airport with its perfect positioning and easy access. Not to mention, that it’s bursting with its endless choice of various hotels and b&bs for holiday goers and commuters alike. The towns friendly and lively vibe is apparent as you stroll down the high street and visit the parade of local shops, with the flagship store for Collingwood and Batchelor, known for its wonderful variety of homewares, gifts and furniture. As well as Waitrose and Lidl for your weekly shop. We highly recommend popping into Serendipity café for a cappuccino, or a leisurely lunch at Zeno Italian, offering traditional plates with delicious, authentic flavours.
Can we tempt you to a walk along the river? The River Mole runs through Horley and looks especially beautiful at this time of year. Fortunately, Horley is surrounded by beautiful, lush green countryside, as you can imagine there are countless walks along the river and local meadows. One of our favourites takes you along St Bartholomew’s, a beautiful Grade I listed church, along country pathways with views over farmland.
You have so much on your doorstep, whether you travel to the Bluebell Railway and Sheffield Park or down to Brighton for some fresh sea air and fish and chips!
There are outstanding local schools such as Meath Green Infant and Junior Schools, Manorfield Primary and well respected local Secondary schools, as well as excellent independent schools within the area. Horley train station offers excellent services for commuters going into London Bridge and London Victoria