Property description
The private approach gives way to whitewashed walls, steep tiled roofs and mature planting, with the surrounding countryside setting the pace for life here.
Dating from around 1900, this Arts & Crafts cottage rewards a closer look. Timber doors, exposed beams and distinctive windows bring interest to each room, while the layout offers space to gather together and quieter corners to retreat to.
The main sitting room is a particularly inviting place to settle. A broad run of leaded windows draws in the garden views, while warm tiled flooring and a handsome fireplace give the room a reassuring sense of permanence. There is plenty of room for comfortable seating, whether the evening calls for company or a book by the fire.
Alongside, the kitchen/breakfast room feels thoroughly at home within the cottage. Solid oak cabinetry, timber worktops and a butler sink sit around an electric AGA, with space to pull up a stool and keep the cook company. Garden-facing windows and earthy finishes make this a room to enjoy throughout the day.
A separate room off the entrance hall offers a useful choice of dining room or home office. A ground-floor cloakroom adds everyday practicality.
Follow the connecting hallway and the house reveals its most memorable space: a substantial second reception room beneath a dramatic vaulted ceiling. Exposed timbers and a mezzanine create an extraordinary backdrop for a long dining table, a second sitting room, bedroom or a creative studio. With an adjoining bathroom and an annexe loft area above, this section of the cottage offers valuable flexibility within the home.
The main staircase leads to three bedrooms, each with its own proportions and outlook across the surrounding greenery. Wooden floors continue the cottage’s understated character, while the bathroom pairs a freestanding bath with exposed timber and a distinctive circular window.
Outside, established planting softens the edges of the house, creating sheltered places to sit and enjoy.
Leaded windows, time-worn floors and a remarkable vaulted reception room give this Grade II listed cottage a character entirely its own. Set at the end of a private driveway in Holmbury St. Mary, The Coppers brings together three bedrooms, wonderfully adaptable living spaces and a garden framed by fields and woodland.
or those drawn to older homes, The Coppers offers plenty to fall for: rooms with individuality, space that can adapt around daily life, and a peaceful setting in Holmbury St. Mary.
Key features
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Houses - Detached
Furnished
More features
Grade II listed Arts & Crafts cottage dating from around 1900 | Four bedrooms with leafy countryside outlooks | Private driveway approach | Character sitting room with an open fireplace | Oak kitchen with an electric AGA and butler sink | Separate dining room or home office | Vaulted annex with second reception room, mezzanine and adjoining bathroom | Mature gardens bordered by fields and woodland | Tranquil setting | EPC: E
More details
- Property type
- Houses - Detached
- Size
- Not specified
- Monthly price
- £4000
- Weekly price
- £923
- Available from
- 14/11/2026
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Furnishing
- Furnished
Map
This listing is located at Holmbury St. Mary, Dorking, Dorking.