Upwey House can be found off Church Street and is on the market for a whopping £3.25 million.
The home is recognised for its architectural and historic significance and was the original Manor house and the original part of the property is believed to have been built in around 1570 and it is said to have been remodelled in about 1750.
There have been suggestions that the original property was located further down the hill next to the River Wey and was relocated brick by brick to its current position to benefit from the superior view.
Since its reconstruction from its original position the house has been added to over the centuries and includes an additional extension to the southwest elevation.
Upwey House still features plenty of its original charm with notable original features include beautiful fireplaces, classic shuttered windows and superbly balanced room dimensions.
The spacious home is made up of eight bedrooms, five reception rooms, a games room, four bathrooms, and more.
Outside, expansive lawns stretch out to a ha-ha, beyond which lies a lower garden, which was formerly a grass tennis court and also features a picturesque pond and water feature.
The grounds extend further into mature woodland which flanks both sides of the River Wey as it runs through the property.
Beyond the formal gardens, the land includes open pasture, with the entire property totalling about 23.41 acres.