Charming Two Bedroom Period Cottage
A charming two-bedroom period cottage occupying an enviable position in the heart of the sought-after Surrey village of Ripley, benefiting from a generous rear garden with direct access onto Ripley Green. For sale via auction treaty.
The property offers characterful and flexible accommodation including two reception rooms with exposed beams and original brick fireplaces, a wood-burning stove, galley-style kitchen, utility area and ground-floor bathroom.
Upstairs are two bedrooms and a separate shower room, with the principal bedroom featuring an impressive vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and fitted wardrobes. The second bedroom provides access to an additional loft room with Velux window, offering useful flexible space for occasional guest use, study or hobbies.
The property also benefits from planning permission to extend the ground and first floors, increasing living space to the ground floor and adding a 3rd bedroom to the first floor. This was granted in 2013, with the vendors having started the works, with building control sign off, meaning that the planning was implemented.
Externally, the property benefits from a good-sized private rear garden, bordered by mature planting and providing direct access to the village green.
Ideally situated within moments of Ripley High Street, with its range of independent shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants and everyday amenities. The property is also well positioned for the A3 and M25, with Woking providing regular rail connections into London Waterloo.
An attractive opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors and downsizers alike to acquire a characterful period home in one of Surrey's popular village locations.
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For Sale by Online Auction on 4th November 2026
Charming Two Bedroom Period Cottage
Two Reception Rooms and Character Features
Planning to extend ground and first floors adding a 3rd bedroom to first floor
Generous Rear Garden with Direct Access to Ripley Green
Sought-After Central Ripley Village Location
Plus Fees
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Charming Two Bedroom Period Cottage
Two Reception Rooms and Character Features
Sought-After Central Ripley Village Location
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