Living in Grayshott
A charming village surrounded by beautiful countryside.
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Grayshott
Nestled on the Surrey and Hampshire border, Grayshott is a thriving village that blends traditional character with modern village life. Independent shops, excellent local amenities and a strong community spirit make it a wonderful place to put down roots.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside and within easy reach of Haslemere and the A3, Grayshott offers the perfect balance of village living, convenience and access to the great outdoors.
EXPLORE PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Grayshott
property snapshot
£709,250
AVERAGE SOLD PRICE
Based on the last 12 months
-10%
VS LAST YEAR
Change in sold price
64
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
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Last updated
17 August 2026
AVERAGE DETACHED PRICE
£832,857
£674,000
AVERAGE SEMI PRICE
£278,500
AVERAGE FLAT PRICE
Why people love Grayshott
A village shaped by history
A thriving village centre with independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities
Surrounded by woodland, heathland and beautiful open countryside
Excellent road connections, with the A3 close by and Haslemere station within easy reach
A strong choice of well-regarded schools in Grayshott and the surrounding area
Getting Around
Grayshott is well placed for getting around, with the A3 close by for journeys towards Guildford, London and the South Coast. Haslemere station is only a short drive away, offering direct trains to London Waterloo as well as services towards Guildford and Portsmouth.
Schools & Education
Grayshott is a popular choice for families, with a well-regarded primary school in the village and a strong selection of state and independent schools nearby. Families also benefit from easy access to schools across Haslemere, Hindhead and the surrounding Surrey and Hampshire area.
Everyday Essentials
Grayshott has everything you need for day-to-day life within the village, including independent shops, cafés, healthcare and useful local services. Haslemere is close by for larger supermarkets and additional amenities, while Guildford is within easy reach for an even wider choice.
OUR LOCAL FAVOURITES
Places we think you'll love
The Fox & Pelican
The Fox & Pelican sits right in the heart of Grayshott and has been part of village life since 1899. With a cosy traditional feel, a lovely garden and a menu of pub classics, it’s a great spot for lunch, dinner, Sunday roast or simply a drink with friends after a countryside walk.
Red Rose Tea Room
Right in the heart of Grayshott, Red Rose Tea Room is a cosy, welcoming spot for breakfast, lunch or a coffee and something sweet. Known for its homemade cakes, freshly prepared food and relaxed atmosphere, it’s a lovely place to catch up with friends or settle in for a quiet cuppa.
Waggoners Wells
Tucked away in woodland between Grayshott and Hindhead, Waggoners Wells is a beautiful spot for a peaceful walk. With its chain of ponds, wooded paths and wonderfully tranquil setting, it’s perfect for dog walks, slower weekend strolls or simply escaping into nature for a little while.
DID YOU KNOW?
A little local knowledge
The village expanded considerably after the railway reached nearby Haslemere in 1859, making the area more accessible and helping Grayshott develop from a small rural settlement into the village we know today.
Grayshott and the surrounding area attracted a number of well-known writers, including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and George Bernard Shaw, adding to the village’s rich cultural history.
Established in the village in 1956, Grayshott Pottery has a long history of producing English stoneware and has links back to the Arts and Crafts pottery tradition.