Bluehouse Lane, Oxted | £1.55m
Set along a sought-after residential road just 0.3 miles from Oxted station, this elegant five-bedroom family home offers a rare blend of period charm, high-spec contemporary finishes, and a beautifully landscaped south-facing garden.
Details
Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 2
Receptions: 4
Square Feet: 3048
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Inside, the home is full of character, with high ceilings, bay and sash windows, decorative fireplaces, and original detailing sitting comfortably alongside Crittall style doors, roof lanterns, and luxurious finishes. Every room has been upgraded to an exceptional standard.
The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, a generous, light-filled space featuring roof lanterns, a large picture window with a charming seat, and Crittall doors opening directly to the garden. The kitchen itself is sleek and functional, with an island/breakfast bar, extensive cabinetry, and fully integrated appliances. The adjoining playroom area and utility room offer practical day-to-day space, while the stylish sitting room with a bay window and wood-burning stove creates a cosy evening retreat. There's also a bespoke-fitted study, ideal for working from home.
A well-appointed cloakroom sits just off the entrance hall, also access to a generous cellar with excellent ceiling height and ample storage, including a dedicated wine store.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts the spacious principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a contemporary en suite. Two further double bedrooms, both with built-in storage, are served by a modern family bathroom with freestanding tub and walk-in shower. The top floor provides two additional bedrooms, one with skylights and fitted wardrobes, along with access to a large eaves storeroom.
Outside, the established south-facing rear garden offers a perfect blend of form and function. A large paved terrace, complete with outdoor kitchen, sets the scene for summer entertaining, while the level lawn, well-stocked borders, and mature trees provide year-round interest and privacy. The front driveway, edged by hedging and mature hydrangeas, provides ample off-street parking.
Ideally positioned for families, the property is within easy reach of Oxted’s excellent schools, local shops, parks and the station, making commuting into London or school runs equally convenient.
Location Guide
Oxted, located in the eastern part of Surrey near the border with Kent, is a charming and well-connected town that balances traditional English character with modern convenience. Nestled at the foot of the North Downs, it offers a semi-rural feel while remaining within easy reach of central London, making it especially appealing to commuters and families alike. With its historic high street, good selection of schools, and access to beautiful countryside, Oxted combines scenic surroundings with practical amenities.
Transport links in Oxted are a major draw for residents. Oxted railway station provides direct services to London Victoria and London Bridge, with journey times typically around 33 to 45 minutes, ideal for those working in the capital. Southern and Thameslink operate frequent services, and the station is centrally located within walking distance of the town centre. For drivers, the M25 motorway is accessible within 10 minutes, linking Oxted efficiently to the wider motorway network and Gatwick Airport, which is just under 30 minutes away by car.
Education in Oxted is well catered for, with several reputable schools serving the area. Oxted School is one of the largest secondary schools in the county and has a longstanding reputation for both academic and extracurricular excellence. Nearby primary schools, including St Mary’s CofE and Limpsfield CofE Infant School, are popular choices among families, many of which benefit from supportive local communities and access to green space. There are also a number of independent schools, notably Hazelwood Prep School and Caterham school for secondary education.
Local attractions in and around Oxted take full advantage of the area’s natural beauty and heritage. Limpsfield Common and the surrounding countryside provide miles of walking and cycling trails, while the nearby Titsey Estate offers historic house tours and landscaped gardens. Oxted itself features a variety of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, especially along Station Road East, which is the town’s main commercial strip. The high street also hosts seasonal events and a monthly farmers’ market that fosters a strong sense of community.
Entertainment in Oxted includes the Everyman Cinema, housed in an elegant Art Deco building, which screens a mix of mainstream and independent films. The Barn Theatre is a long-standing community venue offering performances, talks, and events throughout the year. For those seeking outdoor recreation, Master Park regularly hosts sports matches, fairs, and festivals, serving as a hub for local gatherings. The town’s pubs and eateries range from traditional country inns to modern dining spots, ensuring a varied social scene that appeals to residents of all ages.
Altogether, Oxted offers a distinctive blend of countryside charm and suburban practicality, with excellent connections, quality schooling, and a lively local culture, all set against the backdrop of Surrey’s rolling hills.