An old vicarage from the Georgian era in the picturesque village of Ripley, Surrey

Built c1780, with unique period features. This was the vicarage for the village of Ripley. It sits a quarter acre beautiful cottage garden, and has parking for up to three cars. London is a direct 25’ by train from the local station, and the centre of town is a 40’ drive away outside of rush hour. Easy access to lhr (20’), lgw (35’) and the south coast (one hour). Ripley is the gateway to the Surrey hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty, replete with gin distilleries, vineyards, breweries and a number of excellent restaurants. Ripley itself has a Michelin star restaurant and a Michelin bin gourmand restaurant as well as a number of charming tea rooms and all the facilities.

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For sport enthusiasts there are a large number of excellent golf courses nearby, as well as great trails for biking, running and hiking. The Pilgrim’s Way runs about 15’ from the house. There is also a nearby canal for kayaking, paddle boarding and narrow boating. Tennis courts and swimming pools are well provided for locally, and there is a hot tub in the garden.

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