The Green, Ripley

With origins dating back we understand to the 1700's this truly unique property stands sentinel to Ripley Cricket Club and Ripley Village Green, two quintessentially English establishments in the very heart of Historic Ripley.

The accommodation is laid out to make the most of the fabulous views over Ripley Green, with a wealth of sash windows and period features. Once across the threshold the main living accommodation wraps around the central staircase, with the double aspect sitting room having a feature fireplace and private door to the patio area, which is enclosed by ancient brick walls and wrought iron fencing.

The dining room provides access to the kitchen area, with a range of units, cupboard and pantry, and in turn this gives assess to the third reception space historically being utilised as a utility room. From here there is a side access door which leads to the second private outside space of the home.

From the entrance hallway the staircase leads to the first floor, with the main bedroom above the living room also being dual aspect with an original fireplace and views over both the cricket club area and Ripley village green.

There are two further good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom, currently fitted with a Pampas green bathroom suite, with some of the interior of the upstairs rooms divided by timber partitioning which historically enabled the family to add or subtract rooms at will.

Outside the property faces Ripley Village Green purported to be the second largest Village Green in England, with the cricket ground in front of the house and with access to the Wey Navigation. The Green is also utilised as the site of a monthly Farmers Market as well as local Fetes and the famous Ripley Bonfire.

To the Western flank of the house is a part walled Courtyard garden with gated access to the Green, and to the Eastern flank is a further outside space, with covered way linking the house to a timber outbuilding.

The cottage sits in the very heart of Ripley Village, with its range of local shops, bakery and places of worship. Woking with its more comprehensive shops and mainline station (Waterloo in under 30 minutes) is some 5 miles distant, and the County Town of Guildford is a bus ride away or 6 miles by car via the A3 dual carriageway.

Tenure; Freehold. Guildford Borough Council Band G. All main services Property Ref: 13591505