The Old Dairy, Norwood Hill

1 Bedroom Maisonette for rent in Norwood Hill

A beautifully presented one-bedroom maisonette situated within the desirable Old Dairy Mews development, offering stylish and contemporary accommodation in a peaceful countryside setting between Reigate and Horley.

Newly converted and finished to a high standard, the property is presented in excellent condition throughout and benefits from modern fittings and fixtures.

Ideally located between Reigate and Horley, the property benefits from superb connectivity, with easy access to the M23 and M25, Gatwick Airport, and direct rail services into London. Despite this, the setting remains quiet and removed from flight paths. Nearby Horley and Hookwood provide everyday amenities, including supermarkets and additional rail links, while Reigate offers a wider selection of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities.

The surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking and cycling, with local pubs and scenic routes close by, making this an ideal location for both commuters and those seeking a more relaxed lifestyle.

Further Information:

Rent - £1,350.00 pcm
Deposit - £1,557.69 (five weeks' rent)
Holding Deposit - £311.53 (one weeks' rent)
Council Tax - Band B (2026 / 2027 = £2,032.46)
EPC Rating - C

Please call Robert Leech to arrange your viewing. Rent excludes the tenancy deposit and any other permitted payments. Contact us for further information. 

Property Ref: 100126011630

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