Final Two Homes | Move in Now
£450,000 - £630,000
Set in a hidden oasis, yet just 5 minutes walk from the vibrant Cranleigh High Street, Leighwood Fields is the ultimate Surrey postcode.
Hosting a range of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes, with a friendly community surrounded by acres of glorious green spaces, outstanding schools and a high street filled with independent shops and cafes.
Sales & Marketing Suite and Showhome (where available) details:
Open Daily 10am - 5pm.
Virtual viewings available.
Lorimer Avenue, Alfold Road, Cranleigh, Surrey Hills GU6 8WQ
5th June, 4pm-7pm
We are delighted to launch a new range of new homes at Leighwood Fields. To celebrate, join us for our launch event to find out more about the latest collection of homes within The Orchards.
The Baxter | Property 297 | £450,000
Our final two bedroom, semi-detached home is ready to move into now. This home benefits from:
This home is available to view daily.
The Baxter | Property 297 | £450,000
Our final three bedroom home is ready to move into now. This home benefits from:
This home is available to view daily
The Stokes | Property 272 | £630,000
Beautiful 62-acre country park located adjacent to Leighwood Fields is now open. Encompassing distinctive meadowlands, wetlands and woodland areas, all connected by winding footpaths and cycleways.
With stunning 3-acre lake, adventure play area, picnic areas and green open spaces, the new park is already proving to be a popular venue for all ages.
Discover the Surrey Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty surrounding Leighwood Fields. Here vibrant towns and villages are surrounded by rolling green hills, flower rich grasslands and corridors of ancient woodland. Home to some iconic spots, including Box Hill, the Devils Punch Bowl and Newlands Corner, all are within 35 minutes’ drive of the Leighwood Fields community.
You’ll be spoilt for choice with the selection of dining out experiences nearby. Sip freshly brewed coffee at Brown's Surrey Gin & Tea Bar on Cranleigh Highstreet, enjoy a Sunday Roast at the Richard Onslow, a charming local pub, or discover new new flavours at Sorrell, Dorking’s Michelin star restaurant. There are also a wealth of independent local butchers, fishmongers and green grocers nearby for the home chefs.
Home to an array of artisan vineyards, Surrey Hills is the new wine region of the South. Meet the local experts and learn how wine is made, whether it’s taking a train ride around England’s largest vineyard, the Denbies Home Estate, or spending an afternoon tasting artisan wine at Albury Organic Vineyard over an English cheese board.
Each year, The Surrey Hills hosts a number of artisan festivals, where festival goers can enjoy tasting artisanal treats and local music. Even on rainy days you won’t be short of things to do. History enthusiasts can discover the wealth of culture by visiting one of the many castles, heritage sites or Stately Homes that Surrey Hills is home to.
A hiker’s oasis, with a maze of winding pathways, wetland paths and bike trails to connect the many villages and towns. The hills and valleys are a great place to explore by foot, bike or horseback. Hosting a range of some of the South’s most prestigious sporting facilities, such as Cranleigh’s Golf and Country Club under 10 minutes’ drive from your door.
Whether it’s designer brands or unique one-off pieces you’re after, just 20 minutes’ drive from Leighwood Fields, Guildford town hosts it all. Cobbled Medieval highstreets are occupied by luxury retailers, boutiques and eateries. Or explore some of Surrey’s old market towns, such as Haslemere, where you’ll find an array of quirky cafes and specialist independent shops.
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After searching across Surrey and Sussex for an area to move to and start a family, Matt and Anisha Risebrow decided to purchase a three-bedroom home at Berkeley’s Leighwood Fields development in Cranleigh, owing to its fantastic schools and family-friendly atmosphere.
A brand new life was certainly on the cards for international university lecturer Dr Lena Chan and her husband Wayne Lo, who made the decision to start a new life at Berkeley’s leafy Surrey development Leighwood Fields in Cranleigh, emigrating 6,000 miles from Hong Kong to the UK earlier this year.
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