A 17th Century Village Home Nestled Amongst Enchanting Woodland At The Foot Of The North Downs.

Troy Town House is a secluded rural retreat offering complete peace and tranquillity. The main house is Grade II* listed with a collection of charming rooms where Baltic pine timer work adds warmth and character, together with a large artist studio, all set in two acres of beautiful, wooded grounds. This quintessential English landscape offers scenic rambles direct from the doorstep, including the climb up to The Devil’s Kneading Trough.

The ground floor provides a collection of inviting reception spaces. A spacious sitting room, currently also used as a music room, centres around a grand fireplace and displays substantial exposed structural timbers. Across the hall, the formal dining room offers an ideal setting for entertaining, with an original fireplace and a front-aspect window seat.

To the rear, the light-filled kitchen is fitted with classic wooden cabinetry and connects to a useful utility room and larder. A bright study and generous conservatory enjoy peaceful views across the gardens, with the conservatory creating a seamless connection between the house and its surroundings.

The first floor comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, including the principal bedroom with its en suite shower room. The second bedroom benefits from a walk-in wardrobe.

On the second floor are two further bedrooms set within the eaves, showcasing the property’s exposed timbers and enjoying elevated views across the surrounding landscape. A spacious landing area between the bedrooms offers flexible accommodation and is currently used as a playroom.