This historic period property, known as The Old Vicarage, is nestled in a picturesque English village and boasts serene river views. Located just 1.8 miles from Woking's mainline train station, it offers both tranquility and convenience for commutes to London. The house's origins remain somewhat ambiguous; while Historic England lists it as dating back to around 1800, other evidence suggests it may be rooted in the late 17th century, possibly serving as the vicarage for St Peter's Church—an ancient establishment referenced in the Domesday Book.
The interior features a classic layout with an entrance hall leading to two spacious reception rooms that provide scenic views of the river, alongside a dining area and a study adjacent to the kitchen at the rear. On the upper floor, there are four bedrooms, including one with an en-suite bathroom, plus another family bathroom.
The expansive gardens enhance the property's charm, with lush lawns that extend towards the riverbank—ideal for private mooring opportunities. Included within the grounds are various outbuildings and a double garage.
Though this Grade II listed building has retained its character over time, it is in need of comprehensive renovations that could unlock its full potential as a remarkable family home or a valuable investment opportunity. The property’s location at the end of a cul-de-sac ensures privacy while still being within easy reach of Woking’s amenities, including diverse dining options and cultural facilities as well as excellent transport links via train and road to London.
