Pitt Lane, Frensham

The Oast House is a magnificent, detached period house, set in a highly desirable position between the villages of Frensham and Dockenfield. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside of the Surrey Hills, the property features two distinctive conical oast towers which have been extended and converted into exquisite living accommodation, retaining plenty of original character, including oak beams and exposed brickwork, alongside elegant contemporary styling and fittings.

The main reception room is the outstanding, 34ft drawing room, with its triple-height vaulted ceiling, painted timber eaves and red-brick, arched mullion windows, as well as its modern log burner and splendid central light fitting. A central reception area adjoins the drawing room, featuring exposed timber framing, a stone-built fireplace fitted with a stove, a bar area and a galleried landing above, while the ground floor also has a peaceful study, a comfortable sitting room or dining room, and a further beautifully appointed reception room with parquet flooring, painted brickwork and a handsome fireplace. Adjoining this reception there is a sleek, modern, extended kitchen, dining and living area featuring granite work surfaces and central island, Neptune shaker kitchen and a dual fuel AGA R7 oven. This light filled room features bi-fold doors to two aspects, creating a wonderful inside/outside space for entertaining.

Upstairs there are five beautifully presented double bedrooms, one of which sits within the conical oast and has stairs leading to a second-floor playroom. The four additional bedrooms all benefit from bespoke built-in wardrobes, including the generous principal bedroom with its dressing area and luxury en suite bathroom. The first floor also has a family bathroom and an additional shower room.

This property has 0.9 acres of land.