This timber-framed 15th century building was originally four cottages, but in the mid 1800s Francis Turner, a carpenter and beer seller, turned them into a single inn. By 1855 he had renamed it the Old House at Home. The front is very attractive being covered in hanging baskets. Inside wooden floors, good solid tables (found throughout) and subdued lighting help to create a warm atmosphere. There is a single bar but, with four separate areas coming off it, there are quiet parts to be found. Both the front and rear areas have wood panelling, and a separate room, 'Narnia', which can be booked for functions, can be reached via the back left corner of the bar. Outside there is a very good patio garden with some 'beach huts' with heaters at the top. Originally a Courage pub, it was bought by Young's in 1989, changing its name from the Old House at Home to the Old House in March 2013 and became a Punch pub in 2021. Dorking Brewery took over the lease in October 2023 and changed the name back after a refurbishment in late spring 2024. Up to five Dorking beers are sold plus one guest beer, which is usually from a local brewery. Good home-made food is available, with roast on Sunday. On Friday nights there is live music.