This development provides a collection of 19 two, three and four bedroom homes perfectly placed within easy reach of the South Downs National Park, the Surrey Hills and the gently rolling High Weald – the latter both designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Leafy country lanes abound in all directions, where cycling, horse riding and mountain biking are common pursuits, while the banks of the tranquil River Lox and the Wey and Arun Canal offer delightful walks, a haven for wildlife and the opportunity to watch the barges glide by.

There are a plethora of local amenities in Loxwood including florists, hairdressers and butchers, as well as a post office, doctor’s surgery and dispensary. Further afield in Cranleigh or Billingshurst you’ll find supermarkets, luxury shopping and high street names as well as cafes and eateries. Just 20 miles away in Dorking, award-winning wines can be sampled at Denbies Wine Estate – the largest vineyard in the UK.

The Village Hall, also known as North Hall, sits in two acres of grounds and is home to many regular clubs offering choices of salsa or ballroom dancing to jazz, movies and badminton as well as parent & toddler groups. In May, villagers and visitors headed to North Hall for Loxfest for live music, beers from local breweries, and indoor & outdoor activities were laid on for children. All proceeds go to Loxwood Pre-School.

The area offers an excellent bus service running regularly between the neighbouring towns and villages. The nearest train station is at Billingshurst, where Gatwick airport is just 35 minutes away and London Victoria is 75 minutes, although trains directly from nearby Horsham to London Victoria take only 51 minutes. The A24 and the A3 are accessible through Horsham and Guildford respectively, with the M23 and M25 providing links with the UK’s motorway network.