Set within beautifully established gardens and grounds, this elegant and substantial Grade II* listed country house is in the heart of the sought-after village of Sundridge. Thought to date from the 18th century, the property is recognised by Historic England as a significant historic residence, arranged in three principal parts with later additions, and showcasing classical proportions and refined architectural detailing.

Approached via a sweeping full circle driveway, the house presents an attractive painted façade beneath a hipped tiled roof, with symmetrical sash windows and a central entrance framed by classical detailing, including a fanlight and distinctive flanking openings.

Internally, the house offers an exceptional blend of period character and versatile family accommodation. A striking entrance hall, with columns and original windows provides an impressive introduction to the home, and access the original staircase rising to the first floor.

The principal reception rooms are well-proportioned and filled with natural light, featuring elegant fireplaces, decorative cornicing and traditional joinery, creating a series of formal and informal living spaces ideal for both entertaining and family life. The formal reception room boast exceptional wood panelling throughout, while the cosy family room features a Georgian fireplace with marble column surround. The formal dining room formal dining room overlooks the attractive front garden outlooks.

The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home, with a central island, traditional finishes, an Aga and ample space for dining and a characterful snug space with exposed timber beam and wood-burning stove.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors. The principal suite on the first floor is particularly noteworthy, with a beautifully curved bay of sash windows framing picturesque views of the surrounding landscape, and a spacious en suite bathroom with marble features and classic fittings.

A number of generously sized bedrooms spread over the first and second floors provide ample accommodation for family and guests, all enjoying elevated views across the grounds. Two well-appointed bathrooms service the first floor while a large third bathroom services the room on the top floor of the house.

The gardens and grounds are a defining feature, extending to expansive lawned areas interspersed with mature trees and established planting, offering a high degree of privacy. A traditional glasshouse is set within a walled garden area, while an enclosed tennis court and outdoor swimming pool provides excellent recreational amenities. The sweeping grounds create a quintessential country setting, enhancing the sense of seclusion and tranquillity despite the convenient village location.

The historic significance derives not only from its architectural form, characteristic of a large rectory, but also from its long-standing association as a clergy house serving the local parish. Surviving period elements, including original sash windows and classical internal detailing, contribute to its special architectural and historic interest.

This is a rare opportunity to inhabit a distinguished home of considerable character and heritage offering extensive accommodation and exceptional grounds.

Interested parties should note that the barn depicted in the floor plan is available by separate negotiation.