Oakhurst Cottage

The two-story timber-framed cottage features colorwashed brick walls, a tiled roof, and diamond-paned windows in its gabled dormer sections.

Built in the 16th century as a barn, the structure was converted into a residence and remained inhabited until 1983 when it became a National Trust property.

The interior presents Victorian-era living arrangements with period furniture, traditional china, and household implements used by agricultural workers of that time.

Access to the cottage requires advance booking for guided tours, with groups limited to six visitors due to the building's modest dimensions.

The garden contains a collection of Victorian-period plants, while the attached barn displays agricultural tools used by the last inhabitants until 1994.

Location: Hambledon

Address: Hambledon, nr Godalming GU8 4HF GU8 4HF GU8 4HF

Website: https://nationaltrust.org.uk/oakhurst-cottage

GPS coordinates: 51.13298,-0.62386

Latest update: March 8, 2025 07:44