Built around 1886 as part of the neighbouring St Michaels School, Little St. Michaels has been beautifully updated into a wonderful house for modern living, juxtaposed alongside some wonderful original features. It is located in the National Trust's Limpsfield Common and set for Limpsfield, Hurst Green and the centre of Oxted. It sits in a large garden covering 3/4 of an acre, on a quiet private road in a safe and friendly neighbourhood. The symmetrical design holds many original features alongside modern introductions and updated living spaces. It is approached through an electric gate and a slate block paved driveway with EV charger and double garage.

The hallway links to the kitchen and the dining room which has a lofted ceiling, updated herringbone flooring and new French doors, fitted in the original style leading to the garden terrace. A high efficiency Rais wood burner with external air intake, gives excellent additional warmth to the room whilst electric blinds have been fitted to the windows. A side entrance opens into a boot room with guest WC and utility space, with windows over the garden, sink and space for washing machine/washer dryer. An outside warm water tap is ideal for dog owners and boot cleaning.

In the centre of the house is a well-appointed kitchen with herringbone flooring, high ceilings and large arched south east facing windows. Electric blinds are run by remote control and the gas AGA can be topped with an induction hob (easily removed). A Belfast sink sits alongside a selection of integrated appliances. An adjoining larder is a mirror image of the entrance hallway. A corridor behind the kitchen links to the dining room, living room and the rear of the house.

At the westerly end and with a double height ceiling, the formal living space is wood panelled with herringbone flooring and its dual aspect floods the room with light. A minstrels gallery, updated to match the original pitch pine flooring with library and seating area overlooks the room. A built in projector screen turns the room into a cinema whilst a feature fireplace has been fitted with high efficient Dirk Geurts wood burner. A doorway leads into a triple aspect study area with French doors leading out to the garden/seating area.

At the rear of the house four well sized rooms sit on the ground floor alongside a family bathroom whilst a newly installed set of French doors at the end of the hallway leads out to the garden. The two bedrooms at the end benefit from dual aspects and are ideal children's rooms whilst the larger bedroom easily doubles up as a playroom/family room. The fourth room is currently in use as a second study.

Ascending upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys excellent views over the garden and sits alongside an en suite shower room with ample storage and dressing space. A double bedroom, also with an en suite then sits on the other side of the landing. Solar panels are fitted to the roofline with a pair of storage batteries (10.4 Kwh) acting in concert with a smart solar power diverter feeding excess energy to heating water as well as powering the Zappi smart EV charger. The attic is insulated and runs the full length at the back of the house. The house also benefits from fast internet and 5G access.

In the garden is an indoor swimming pool, heated by an air source heat pump and with robot cleaner for easy maintenance. The garden has been secured with new fencing, ideal for dog security whilst it benefits from a wide variety of different entertaining areas; from the immediate stone terrace outside the dining room to a variety of secluded garden spots. The York stone paved terrace has been expanded alongside newly designed and planted borders to include an entertaining area, ideal for BBQs and summer dining.