The Old Dairy provides the opportunity to experience the very best of a countryside lifestyle, while still providing all of the convenience
that modern living demands of us. This is prescribed through thoughtful design, which gives a nod to the historical past of the Old Dairy in its rural setting, while remaining in a highly accessible location.

These former dairy farm buildings have been sympathetically converted, to provide 18 new residential dwellings, giving the site its
rustic charm and character, while meeting the applicable modern building regulation standards together with the added comfort of a 10 year new home warranty.

Nestled between Reigate and Horley, this beautiful spot in the Surrey countryside is not only a short drive from the convenience of
Gatwick Airport, but is also positioned well away from any flightpath, thus providing a peaceful setting with great transport links. As
well as being a main airport for international flights, Gatwick provides direct trains to many destinations including fast trains to
London.

Just a short drive from leaving the tranquillity of the Old Dairy, you can be on the M23 motorway leading to the M25 and London to
the North and through the South Downs to coastal Brighton to the South.

Exit left out of the Old Dairy via the southern route onto the A217, and you immediately reach the Black Horse pub where you can
follow onto nearby Horley. This gives access to an additional railway station with direct trains to London and a Waitrose supermarket.
Hookwood is just over mile away, and provides the convenience of a large Tesco Extra Superstore.

Leave The Old Dairy via the Northern route and you are a short distance from the market town of Reigate with the beautiful Priory Park, a good mix of independent and high street shops, a boutique cinema, an variety of cafés and bakery’s together with a wide array of restaurants and historic pubs.
Walk from the Old Dairy on foot and you can access a public footpath which takes you onto Collendean Lane, where you can access The Fox Revived pub. Here you can warm by the fire in the winter months or bask in the sun in the wonderful garden during the Summer.

For a longer walking route, you can carry along the footpaths which lead North where you will reach the pretty village of Leigh which has two historic gastro pubs, The Plough and Seven Stars Inn.

Head out of The Old Dairy via bicycle and you enter a cyclists haven, as you pass through nearby Leigh, onto Dorking and the North Downs, with access to the world renowned Box Hill. From here you can loop back round to Reigate with its boutique cycling cafe ‘Masion Du Velo’ and return back to The Old Dairy with on-site cycle storage.

NB. Some images are either CGI representations or internal imagery from the show home, to indicate the Hallson Homes finish.