Built in 17th Century this Surrey manor is presented in immaculate condition throughout. The extensions in the early 20th century, 1930s and most recently in 2000s have helped to create a superb property. The panelled drawing room is served by a decoratively carved stone surround and modern glazed fireplace. The dining room is similarly panelled and both rooms have French doors leading to the wide York stone terrace running along the entire southern elevation of the house. The terrace is also accessed via the trifold door in the sitting room and French doors in the study. The seemingly minimalist kitchen designed and built by Bulthaup serves as perfect space for informal and formal entertaining. On the lower ground floor, the property comprises of a wine cellar and a fully fitted utility room. On the first floor the spacious and incredibly well-appointed principal bedroom suite has a delightful dressing room and spacious en-suite bath and shower room, and in addition three further charming bedrooms, two of them benefitting from en-suite bathrooms. The second floor comprises of a further bedroom, with a fully fitted en-suite bathroom. Outside there is a separate two-bedroom cottage with a gym and en-suite bathroom. Outside also comprises an outdoor heated swimming pool and a timber garage block housing a double and single garage as well as the boiler room and log store. There is a further timber building beyond this and at close to the highest point of the land is a timber framed log cabin with clay tile roof and a balcony. [TAGS: PrivLocs, JDW, manor, mansion, residential, Surrey, high-end, period, 17th Century, wood, pond, lake, gardens]