£1,000,000 - £1,100,000 guide price.A beautiful home of charm and character. The property is believed to have origins dating to the circa of 1550 and rumoured to have been a Wealden Hall. The Grade II listed home is well located within the village of Laughton.The detached home is presented as a 3 Double Bedroom home with an abundance of character features such as Inglenook Fireplaces, Exposed Beams and brick laid floors.There is a generously sized Sitting Room with Inglenook Fireplace with wood burning stove, a Further Reception Room, also with wood burning stove and an impressive bespoke fitted Kitchen Dining Room with Inglenook Fireplace and brick laid floor.Outside there are approximately 3 acres of garden, paddock and orchard. There is a barn type outbuilding providing useful storage and potential for further development stpp.Approach Brick laid path leads from driveway passing an outbuilding and leading to front door.Entrance Porch Painted doors to principal rooms.Sitting Room Leaded light window enjoying vies over the front garden. Gorgeous inglenook fireplace with exposed bressummer beam, exposed brick and wood burning stove inset. The room features exposed beams and a door opens to;Kitchen / Dining Room Bespoke fitted kitchen finished in a pale blue and comprising of a range of wall and base units with cupboards and drawers. The kitchen features block-wood worksurfaces and a beautiful, reclaimed brick laid floor. There is a stunning inglenook fireplace with exposed bressummer beam and de-commissioned AGA. The kitchen enjoys views over the garden and a door provides access outside. Doors to Utility Room and Door to further Reception RoomUtility Room Space and plumbing for appliances. Fitted larder cupboards. Door to;Ground Floor Shower Room White suite comprising of a Shower enclosure with glass screen door. Wc and wash hand basin. Quarry tiled floor and simple white tiled walls at half level. Window to rear and vaulted ceiling.Further Reception Room Exposed timbers to the ceiling and a beautiful fireplace with exposed brick, exposed bressummer beam and wood burning stove inset. The room features a gorgeous brick floor and stairs rise to the first floor.First Floor Landing Painted doors with latches to principal rooms.Bathroom Bathroom suite comprising of a bath with hand held shower attachment. Wc and wash hand basin. Simple white tiled surrounds. Exposed beams to the ceiling and window to rear.Bedroom 1 An extremely generous double bedroom with dual aspect affording views over the gardens and grounds.Bedroom 2 Another generously sized bedroom with dual aspect and views over the front and side gardens and local countryside beyond. Opening to Dressing Area or Study Area with views to the front.Bedroom 3 A third double bedroom with exposed beams to the ceiling and far reaching views over the rear garden and grounds.Driveway Gravel laid driveway with turning circle.Grounds The property boasts approximately 3 acres of garden, meadow and orchard. The grounds wrap around the property to all sides and provide opportunities to create paddocks, wildflower meadows or a more formal garden. Numerous mature trees offer interest and screening. The grounds feel particularly private and are over relatively level ground. Laughton is a popular and picturesque village just 6.5 miles to the East of Lewes. The village benefits from a primary school, a community owned village shop and post office, a popular public house offering dining. A regular and late running bus service offers routes to Lewes, Eastbourne and Brighton and train services are available at Berwick, Uckfield and Lewes. Many scenic walks are also within striking distance of the property with access to the local countryside and woodland.The nearby village of Ringmer is just 3.5 miles away and offers a parade of shops and eateries, there is also a secondary school at Ringmer and many sports clubs including, football, cricket, stoolball and bowls.The property is well located for Lewes Old Grammar School and Bedes.Mainline Railway Stations can be found at Lewes and Berwick.Tenure FreeholdLPG Central HeatingEPC Rating Grade II ListedCouncil Tax Band G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_laughton-d527352/for-sale_i68314548
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A pale is an old Sussex word used to describe a physical boundary. These boundaries, generally a fence (or pale) were used to enclose deers within the boundaries of an estate, undoubtedly that the Ashburnham Estate which sits 3 miles to the south east, and whose boundaries Redpale would undoubtedly have sat within when this was a farm of over 30 acres.Redpale Farm is believed to have originally been two dwellings, due to the existence of two large fireplaces, one of which with its beautiful original bread oven. The stone based study to the front of the cottage was also at one point the village shop, indicating with the bread oven that this was also the village bakery. It was built in the 1700s and retains plenty of original details, such as exposed beams, sash windows and the traditional brick build covered in white weatherboarding, which is insulated beneath. The roof is tiled and the cottage is bounded on either side by the two original brick chimney stacks. Facing east onto a small country lane, Redpale Farm unfolds across two floors. The original porch in brick sits proudly to the front, sweet vanilla scented Clematis Montana, enveloping the entranceway from late spring onwards. Turning off this quiet country lane directly into the private driveway, we pass Redpale Granary, originally used as a coal storage, this has been sensitively restored and converted, fragrant climbing roses and honeysuckle growing up its walls. It is now a smart one bedroom outbuilding with a bedroom, bathroom and office/ living room. The back door of the main house leads along a brick entranceway, into the heart of the house with reception rooms arranged on either side. There is also a WC, neatly hidden away in this space. The cosy dining room is defined and ornamented by a feature of exposed timber slats in the wall; allowing the light to feed through the space. At the centre sits a large brick inglenook fireplace, complete with multi fuel wood burner and original bread oven. A wooden door off the dining room leads into the study space, once the 'shop' space of this house, with sash windows out onto the country lane to the front. To the rear of the house, leading on from the dining room is the kitchen, a later extension sympathetic to the 19th century provenance of the house. It features cabinetry in soft white, a biscuit coloured tiled splash back that runs the tour of the kitchen against the striking Little Greene Hicks Blue of the walls. To the other side of the entrance hallway sits the main living room decorated in Little Greene's True Taupe. It houses a large original fireplace at the far end with a working wood burner. It's a generous space and well lit from dual aspect sash windows to the front and back and this room balances the house and gives an important extra entertaining space. The open staircase ascends to the first floor, where there are three bedrooms. Carpeting features throughout across this level, creating a sense of continuity with the ground floor main living room and entranceway. There is a bathroom with a built in bath and overhead shower with cream wood panelling wrapping the walls, sat below a bold Cole & Son wallpaper featuring striking rouge blossoms resting on elongated leaves, this soft palette is set against a smart dark flagstone style flooring. There is plentiful storage throughout the house with built in cupboards in two of the bedrooms and the study on the ground floor. The current owners have installed fast fibre broadband which makes it the perfect home for anyone looking for a rural idyll whilst retaining necessary modern connectivity. OUTSIDE LIVING Redpale Farm's and its West facing gardens sit in a plot of land of approximately 1 acre. There is a terrace and seating area between the granary and the south end of the house that enjoys views of the sunset over the surrounding countryside. The rear gardens are accessed by the main driveway to the rear or the back of the cottage. There is a large double garage at the end of the gravelled driveway, a greenhouse and planning permission to re-instate a large garden shed. Beyond this is a field which would be perfect for a paddock for ponies. The gardens are planted with many rose bushes, with climbing rose and honeysuckle growing up the granary wall and a beautiful willow arch intertwined with a bench. The beds to the side of the house are planted with numerous shrubs - quince, clematis, photinia, ceanothus; and in the spring months there are hundreds of daffodils and the light star shaped blue camassia which flowers in the early summer. The back lawn has been allowed to grow longer with paths mowed into it to allow access to the greenhouse. Beautiful walks can be accessed directly from the house and the ridges and valleys of the High Weald provide some of the best walking in Sussex. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_dallington-d555258/for-sale_i71040984
An imposing half-tile hung Sussex-style detached family home set in grounds extending to approximately 1.3 acres with formal gardens and two paddocks. As well as the main four bedroom detached house, there is a two floor studio with planning permission to be converted into an annexe (WD/2018/2727/F). There are also multiple further outbuildings comprising two substantial workshops, summer house, children's play house and multiple storage sheds. The main home features an impressive double height reception hall, spacious kitchen with granite worktops and central island, large study/family room and separate sitting and dining rooms, both with wood burning stoves. Enclosed Porch - Grand Double Height Reception Room With Double-Sided Wood Burner - Dual Aspect Sitting Room With Feature Fireplace & Wood Burning Stove - Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Utility Room - Dining Room/Family Room - Galleried Landing - Four Double Bedrooms - Family Bathroom Plus Two En-Suites - Balcony From Master Bedroom - Beautiful Secluded Gardens & Two Paddocks (Approx. 1.3 Acres In Total) - Various Workshops & Outbuildings - Two Floor Studio/Planning Approval For Annexe - Gated Driveway ENCLOSED PORCH: Oak flooring, leaded light double glazed front door and double glazed side windows, dado rail. RECEPTION HALL: Double height ceiling, oak flooring, under stairs storage cupboard, radiator, leaded light double glazed windows, feature double-sided wood burning stove. SITTING ROOM: Dual aspect with leaded light double glazed windows overlooking the garden and paddocks, feature fireplace with wood burning stove, oak flooring, dado rail, leaded light French doors leading to the garden, glazed double doors from the reception hall and further glazed double doors leading to: KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: Range of wooden fronted matching wall and base cupboards, granite worktops, space for range-style cooker with filter hood above, inset butler sink, space for dishwasher, central island with granite worktop, double glazed window overlooking the garden and doors to rear porch. UTILITY ROOM: Space for American-style upright fridge freezer, granite worktops with inset butler sink, space for washing machine and tumble drier, wall mounted LPG boiler, radiator, tiled floor. CLOAKROOM: WC, wash basin with tiled splashback, leaded light double glazed window, radiator. DINING ROOM: Dual aspect with leaded light double glazed windows, radiator, feature double-sided wood burning stove, leaded light double glazed French doors overlooking and leading to the garden. STUDY/FAMILY ROOM: Dual aspect with leaded light double glazed windows, radiator, dado rail. STAIRS: Leading to: GALLERIED LANDING: Leaded light double glazed windows. BEDROOM ONE: Dual aspect with leaded light double glazed windows and double glazed doors leading to balcony with wrought iron balustrades, radiators, dado rail. EN-SUITE BATHROOM: Leaded light double glazed window, tiled floor and part-tiled walls, roll top bath with claw feet, chrome mixer taps and hand-held shower attachment, WC, pedestal wash basin, radiator, inset spotlights. BEDROOM TWO: Dual aspect with leaded light double glazed windows overlooking the garden, fields and woodland beyond, radiator, built-in linen cupboard. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM: Leaded light double glazed window, WC, pedestal wash basin, shower cubicle with thermostatic shower, radiator, tiled floor, part-tiled walls. FAMILY BATHROOM: Leaded light double glazed window, pedestal wash basin, WC, shower cubicle with thermostatic shower, radiator, built-in airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with slatted shelves above. BEDROOM THREE: Dual aspect with leaded light double glazed windows overlooking the paddocks, radiator, dado rail. BEDROOM FOUR: Leaded light double glazed window, radiator, dado rail. TIMBER WORKSHOP: Windows, power and light. FURTHER SUBSTANTIAL WORKSHOP: Windows, power and light. DETACHED STUDIO/POTENTIAL ANNEXE Spacious ground floor with leaded light double glazed windows to the front, radiators. CLOAKROOM: WC, pedestal wash basin, wall-mounted LPG boiler. STAIRS: Leading to first floor landing. FURTHER STUDIO ROOM/HOME OFFICE: Dual aspect room with leaded light double glazed windows, eaves storage cupboard, radiator. EXTERNALLY: The property is approached by a wooden five-bar gate leading to a pink granite driveway providing parking for a number of vehicles. The well maintained substantial gardens wrap around the property with a paved patio area, mature shrub borders, summer house, children's play house, multiple timber sheds, greenhouse and two fenced paddocks. The gardens and paddocks total approximately 1.3 acres. SITUATION: The Hamlet of Marle Green is situated less than a mile from Horam Village High Street, which offers day-to-day shopping facilities. In general, the High Street provides curiosity shops, dentist, doctors and a Co-op convenience store. The property is close to the famous Cuckoo Trail, a lovely countryside walks along the former railway line from Heathfield to Eastbourne Park. The market town of Heathfield can be reached within approximately 5 minutes' drive and in general terms provides a range of shopping facilities some of an interesting independent nature with the backing of supermarkets of a national network. The area is well served with schooling for all age groups. Train stations at both Buxted and Polegate are approximately 8 miles distant, both providing a service of trains to London. There are also bus routes that serve the village. The Spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells with its excellent shopping, leisure and grammar schools is only approx 16 miles distant with the larger coastal towns of both Brighton and Eastbourne being reached within approximately 45 and 25 minutes respectively. VIEWING: By appointment with Wood & Pilcher TENURE: Freehold COUNCIL TAX BAND: G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marle-green-d595471/for-sale_i70395195
ROOMS Entrance hall, Sitting room, Spacious open plan kitchen/breakfast room, dining room and morning room, Conservatory, Utility room, Rear hall, Ground floor bedroom with en suite shower room, Landing, Principal bedroom with en suite dressing room and bath/shower room, Guest bedroom with en suite bathroom, Two further double bedrooms, one with a balcony,Family Bathroom, Gas central heating, Double glazing, EPC rating C, Garage Parking for 4 cars LOCATION Set back from the lane on the edge of the village of Peasmarsh which offers a range of local services including a large independently owned supermarket, a primary school, two public houses and the Parish Church. The Ancient Town and Cinque Port of Rye is 6 miles and is famed for its historical associations, period architecture, medieval fortifications and cobbled ways. The town offers a range of local shops, restaurants and train services on the Eastbourne to Ashford branch line with fast connections to London (37 minutes). To the west is the historic town of Hastings with its seafront and promenade whilst inland are the towns of Battle with its Abbey and Tenterden with its tree lined High Street and green swards which also offers a good range of shopping facilities and amenities. The coast is within easy reach. Secondary schools include Robertsbridge Community College and Rye College. Private schools in the area include Vine Hall at Robertsbridge, Marlborough House at Hawkhurst, Benenden Girl's School, Buckswood School at Guestling and Kings College at Canterbury. DESCRIPTION Understood to date form the late eighteenth century and formerly the coach house to the adjacent house now known as The Flackley Ash Hotel. The appealing external elevations are of mellow brick with some tile hanging and weatherboard cladding beneath principally tiled roofs. The accommodation is well planned and comfortably arranged with large, partly open plan rooms of good proportion, as shown on the floor plan. GROUND FLOOR A partially glazed door within an open porch opens into an entrance hall with the main staircase to the first floor, oak floorboards and exposed ceiling beam. The spacious triple aspect, light-filled open plan kitchen/breakfast room, dining room and morning room has French doors to the garden, oak floorboards, a moulded cornice and a white marble fireplace with a Victorian cast iron inset and a 'living flame' coal effect gas fire. The kitchen/breakfast area, which has large windows to two sides overlooking the garden and a glazed door to the terrace, is fitted with an extensive range of shaker style cabinets beneath granite work surfaces with enamel sink, stainless steel Range cooker with a double oven and six gas burners, an integrated dishwasher and space and plumbing for an American style fridge freezer. The sitting room, which is accessed via the rear hall with a second staircase to the first floor, has a brick fireplace with an enamelled wood burning stove and French doors leading to the garden and into the conservatory with a door opening onto the terrace and gardens. The utility room has a range of floor and wall cupboards, space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, together with a sink and a gas boiler.Also on the ground floor is a large double bedroom with an ensuite shower room with a walk-in shower enclosure, close coupled wc and wash basin. FIRST FLOOR On the first floor, there are four bedrooms including a master suite with a vaulted ceiling and exposed oak rafters, a dressing room with a full length range of built in wardrobes and an en suite bath/shower room with a rain shower, w.c, wash basin and oval bath with a floor mounted mixer tap. There is a further double bedroom with its own private balcony, a twin bedroom, and a second twin bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with a half size bath and w.c. The first floor is completed with a bathroom with a shower over the bath and w.c. OUTSIDE The property is approached via an electric five bar gate and over a winding 120ft gravelled driveway with outside lighting culminating in a turning/parking area for four cars to one side of the house and access to a double garage 21'6 x 17'4. GARDEN To the south west of the house is a secluded and sheltered partially walled established garden laid to lawn with a bank of rhododendrons at one end. A tall and established hedge screens the drive from this garden and there are mixed flower and herbaceous borders and a brick pathway leads to a wide expanse of level lawn underplanted with spring bulbs and interspersed with ornamental trees and shrubs of great variety and a paved terrace adjacent to the house. At the south west end of the main lawn is a brick and tiled garden store (about 14'3 x 8'9 external) in front of which is a brick paved driveway providing further parking and accessible via tall timber gates with secondary access from the road. In total the plot extends to approaching 0.75 acres SERVICES Local Authority: Rother District Council. Council Tax Band GMains electricity, gas, drainage and water. Predicted mobile phone coverage: EE, Vodafone, Three and 02 Broadband speed: Superfast 47 Mbps available. Source OfcomFlood risk summary: Very low risk. Source GOV.UK For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_peasmarsh-d551821/for-sale_i71023897
Fine & Country are delighted to bring to market this beautifully presented four-bedroom Grade II* Listed detached home with a large garden, garage, and outbuildings in the sought after village of Buxted.This wonderful property has been renovated throughout to an excellent standard and benefits from a beautiful, landscaped garden and stunning views across to the South Downs.The house includes more than 2150 square feet of internal living space, is set over three floors, and consists of, on the ground floor, a kitchen, dining room, sitting room, cloak room and sunroom.Upstairs on the first floor you have two bedrooms, a family bathroom,a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom while on the second floor you find two further bedrooms.On entering the house through the front door, you enter a central hallway with stairs leading upstairs. To your right you find the wonderful 24'8 x 14'10 double aspect sitting room with a large inglenook fireplace and exposed beams which leads into a sunroom extension with French doors leading directly to the garden. From the hallway to your left, you enter the dining room which again has a host of character feature features including exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace. The dining room leads directly into the kitchen which is a functional well laid out space with modern fixtures and fittings and door leading directly to the garden. Taking the stairs to the first floor you find a wonderful 17'5 x 14'10 triple aspect principal bedroom with a large dressing room overlooking the garden and a modern ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom is of excellent proportions and double aspect and features built in wardrobes while the family bathroom is of good proportions and features modern fixtures and fittings. Taking the stairs from the central landing to the top floor you find two charming further bedrooms with delightful vaulted ceilings.What the Owner says:Outside, the garden is a particular feature of the property with a variety of mature trees shrubs and borders and is mainly laid to lawn. The garden features a paved terrace area to the rear of the property with steps leading to a paved path bordered by roses. The garden has been beautifully landscaped and is divided into a variety of different areas each with their own charm and showcasing a variety of plants. The property benefits from two outbuildings one of which incorporates a utility and there is also a garage. To the front of the property is a private drive with parking for several cars and a delightful front garden.This wonderful property is in a convenient semi-rural position in the sought-after village of Buxted. The nearby towns of Heathfield and Uckfield provide ample shopping and recreational facilities and main line links directly to London while the county town of Lewes a short drive of approximately 15 minutes.Room sizes:Entrance HallSitting Room: 24'8 x 14'10 (7.52m x 4.52m)Sun Room: 9'11 x 7'2 (3.02m x 2.19m)Dining Room: 13'5 x 12'11 (4.09m x 3.94m)Kitchen: 19'9 x 7'6 (6.02m x 2.29m)CloakroomLandingBedroom 1: 17'5 x 14'10 (5.31m x 4.52m)Dressing Room: 14'6 x 7'8 (4.42m x 2.34m)En SuiteBedroom 2: 15'1 x 12'11 (4.60m x 3.94m)BathroomSECOND FLOORLandingBedroom 3: 15'0 x 8'8 (4.58m x 2.64m)OUTSIDEOutbuilding: 11'10 x 9'7 (3.61m x 2.92m)Garage: 14'9 x 10'1 (4.50m x 3.08m)Utility: 12'5 x 7'9 (3.79m x 2.36m)Potting Shed: 7'10 x 6'11 (2.39m x 2.11m)Front GardenRear GardenDriveway The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may be it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only as are floor plans which are not to scale and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. We are pleased to offer our customers a range of additional services to help them with moving home. None of these services are obligatory and you are free to use service providers of your choice. Current regulations require all estate agents to inform their customers of the fees they earn for recommending third party services. If you choose to use a service provider recommended by Fine & Country, details of all referral fees can be found at the link below. If you decide to use any of our services, please be assured that this will not increase the fees you pay to our service providers, which remain as quoted directly to you. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_buxted-d553668/for-sale_i69044732
A charming equestrian property adjoining Ashdown Forest with semi-detached Victorian cottage, cattery, secondary accommodation, situated between Forest Row and Hartfield.Double reception room, Kitchen, Utility room, Sitting room,Further kitchen.Principal bedroom with en- suite bathroom and shower room, 3 further bedrooms, 2 shower rooms.Attic room, Cellar.Garden with terrace, Parking, Garden sheds, Garage, 3 stables.Cattery office and kitchen, Cattery with 30 chalets.2 bedroom park home.Vegetable garden with greenhouse, Workshops, Paddock.About 3¾ acresProperty The cottage has an entrance door at the side which opens into a sitting/dining room with a fireplace. The kitchen has fitted wall and floor units, worktops, oil fired Aga, 4 ring ceramic hob, double oven and door to the garden. To one side is a utility room, sitting room and kitchen. Steps lead up to a stair hall with bedroom and shower room.Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and shower room. There are 2 further bedrooms and shower room. Steps lead to an attic room. Approached from the outside is a cellar.Outside There are 2 driveways, both with parking, one for the house and one for the cattery. The garden is mainly to the rear of the house with brick paved terrace leading out onto the lawn. Within the garden is a shed, hot tub and a raised area. There are a number of outbuildings including garage, 3 stables, cattery office and kitchen, 30 cat chalets with indoor and outdoor runs, 2 workshops, chicken runs and a 2 bedroom park home with decking. Beside the cattery carpark is a vegetable garden with greenhouse. A track leads past to the paddock, which adjoins Ashdown Forest and extends to about 2¾ acres, with a pond and a party lodge/mobile home.Tenure, Local Authorities and ServicesFreehold. Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil heating. Wealden DC: . East Sussex CC: . Council Tax band: House F, Park Home A. EPC: House F, Park Home E.Directions From the church in Colemans Hatch head towards Forest Row and the property is the first drive on the left.Local Amenities & CommunicationsSituated adjoining Ashdown Forest, in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Originally a deer hunting forest in Norman times, it is now the largest free public access space in the South East. It is a great place for walking and riding and is known the world over as the 'home' of Winnie-the-Pooh. Colemans Hatch has an popular country pub and local amenities are available in either Forest Row or the historic village of Hartfield. For an extensive range of shopping, educational and transport facilities there are the towns of East Grinstead and Tunbridge Wells. There are mainline railways station at both East Grinstead and Tunbridge Wells and there is an excellent range of private and state schools in the area. The M23 (about 13 miles) gives access to Gatwick Airport, London, the coast, M25 and national motorway network. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_shepherds-hill-d637008/for-sale_i71595062
Completion May to July 2024, High specification contemporary energy efficient homes, located along a private driveway. Nestled among farm conversions and a character farmhouse. This fantastic position has the best of both; a peaceful country location, with easy access to private schools and the mainline train station. Cranbrook school catchment.A More Detailed Description: - Friars Barn - £1,150,000 - 5 bedrooms, Barn and Garage 268 sq m/2885 sq ft - Plot 1Link detachedElsom Barn - £850,000 - 3 bedrooms, Barn and Garage 194 sq m/2091 sq ft - Plot 2 Link detachedTithe Barn - £1,150,000 - 4 bedrooms, Barn and Garage 281 sq m/3028 sq ft - Plot 3 Semi detachedMeadow Barn - £1,100,000 - 4 bedrooms, Barn and Garage 237 sq m/2556 sq ft - Plot 4 Semi detachedFlexible layout with rooms on the ground floor that can be used as bedrooms as they have ensuite facilities. They could be used as a reception rooms but when needs require, ready to use as a bedroom. Stunning vaulted features which create amazing spacious living areas.South-facing aspect.- Bespoke handmade painted country style kitchen, living, dining room. Granite worksurfaces and central island with perimeter seating for 8/10 people. Boiling hot water tap, Rangemaster induction range oven, American fridge freezer, integrated dishwasher, microwave (appliances vary in each plot)- Aluminium windows and doors- Kitchen/living space with inglenook style brick fireplace with woodburning stove- Flagstone flooring on the ground floor- Latest air source heat pump for heating and hot water- Underfloor heating to the ground floor- Large rear terrace paved with Indian quartzite- Barn style oak fronted double garage- Energy efficient and very well insulated- Private drainage. Mains electric and water.- 10 year structural build warrantLocation: - The Wealden town of Cranbrook renowned for its eclectic mix of shops, cafe's, restaurants, boutiques etc. is the nearest town for shopping facilities. Dominating the town is the stone church known locally as The Cathedral of the Weald. A variety of social clubs offer a range of interesting activities. The Cranbrook School, renowned and sought after for its excellent reputation and educational facilities, is located on the outskirts of the Town.In addition to Cranbrook School, there are other excellent schools, namely Bethany, Benenden School, Marlborough House, St Ronans, High Weald Academy and Dulwich Prep School.The A21 offers excellent links to the Motorways heading North and South. The Mainline station at nearby Staplehurst offers trains to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_frittenden-d567364/for-sale_i69697682
The property is a most attractive detached family house offering substantial accommodation, arranged over three floors, totalling approximately 2929 sq ft with the benefit of private parking and gardens as well as use of extensive park-like communal gardens and gym.The beautifully presented property includes a welcoming entrance hall with a boot room and cloakroom off. A door leads into the fabulous double aspect drawing room which includes a fireplace, wooden flooring and French doors to one end opening out to the rear terrace and garden. The drawing room leads through to a family room which also has French doors opening out to the gardens. The fabulous kitchen/breakfast room is a particular feature of the house and has a range of bespoke wall and base units and a central island with breakfast bar. Off the kitchen/breakfast room there is also a useful utility room as well as a double aspect dining room.On the first floor there are four generous bedrooms, all of which have well-appointed en suite bath/shower rooms and far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside. Stairs lead up to the second floor where there is a spacious family bathroom as well as two further bedrooms (one of which is currently used as a dressing room).Outside, to the front, the house has a small garden and a private driveway providing off-street parking for two cars. The property also has two parking spaces in the main car park. At the rear of the house there is a paved terrace, spanning the width of the house, leading on to the lawned garden edged by mature shrubs and trees. The property also has the use of stunning park-like communal gardens and grounds, extending to approximately 20 acres, as well as a gymnasium for residents.Service charge: £2,118 p.a. for 2023/24.Mayfield 1.5 miles. Rotherfield 3.4 miles. Crowborough station 5.5 miles (London Bridge from 69 minutes). Wadhurst station 5.9 miles (London Bridge from 53 minutes). Tunbridge Wells 7.2 miles (London Bridge from 44 minutes). Lamberhurst 9 miles. A21 - 9.3 miles. South coast 20 miles. M25(J5) 22 miles. London 49 miles. (All times and distances approximate)Mayfield Grange is a sought-after private, gated development set off a country lane just one and a half miles from the pretty and historic 16th Century Sussex village of Mayfield which provides a good range of local shops catering for everyday needs including delicatessen, bakery, fine wine merchants, doctors' surgery, pharmacy, post office and pubs. Tunbridge Wells is just over 7 miles to the north and provides an extensive range of shopping, commercial, recreational and educational facilities. The mainline station at Wadhurst provides trains to London. Train services are also available at Frant, Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells. There is an excellent choice of schooling in the area, in both the state and private sectors, including Mayfield CE Primary, Mayfield School (girls), Skippers Hill Preparatory (Five Ashes), Holmewood House (Langton Green), The Skinners School (Tunbridge Wells), Tonbridge School, The Schools at Somerhill (Tonbridge), Judd (Tonbridge), Benenden School (girls), Dulwich Preparatory (Cranbrook), Vinehall Preparatory (Robertsbridge), Bede's (Upper Dicker), and Eastbourne College. Leisure activities in the area including Mayfield village cricket, football and tennis clubs; golf at Dale Hill (Ticehurst), The Nevill (Tunbridge Wells), Dewlands Manor (Rotherfield), Crowborough (Beacon), The Royal Ashdown and at Rye; sailing and water sports at Bewl Water and on the south coast; walking and cycling at Bedgebury Pinetum and the 'Cuckoo Trail' from Heathfield. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mayfield-d526268/for-sale_i69905239
With attractive red-brick and tile-hung elevations, Coombe Hill Cottage is believed to date the 18th century and provides the perfect blend of character features, including exposed timbers, rustic stone flooring and stunning inglenook fireplaces, alongside contemporary interior styling. On the ground floor, a welcoming reception hall gives access on one side into the sitting room, which enjoys the warming ambience of an embellished woodburning stove, and to the other provides a link to the sociable setting of the impressive kitchen/dining and family space. Fitted with modern wall and base level cabinetry in pastel colour tone, topped with stone work surfaces, the kitchen has an external door to reach the garden and an adjoining utility room, which provides additional storage and a home to domestic appliances. The central staircase rises to a spacious landing space on the first floor where ccommodation comprises a luxurious principal en suite bedroom, two further bedrooms and a stylishlyappointed family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath. A versatile-use mezzanine level in the raftered eaves at the top of the house is reached via a timber ladder.An electric opening five-bar gate opens onto a gravelled driveway which forms the approach to the house and provides parking in addition to the sheltered halt of the double garage. A low level stone wall, bordered by a flower bed, creates an attractive frontage to the property with a central series of steps leading up to the entrance doorway. The grounds are mainly laid to lawn interspersed with specimen trees with post-and-rail fencing at the boundary offering an open outlook to the surrounding countryside. A paved pathway leads through the garden to the feature swimming pool which is edged by a terrace for loungers and a pergola attached to the side of the pool room outbuilding has climbing plants which offer dappled shade to the seating and dining area below, ideal for al fresco dining. There is a large field/paddock enjoying magnificent views over the Vale of Ashburnham so the property may appeal to the equestrian user.The property is situated on the northern fringes of Ninfield village in the heart of East Sussex with local amenities including a general store/post office, petrol station, parish church, two public houses, a primary school and a village hall which hosts a calendar of events and activities. Historic Battle is nearby and offers a broad range of shopping opportunities and restaurants, as well as a mainline station with services to London Bridge/Charing Cross. The popular coastal towns of Bexhill-on-Sea and Eastbourne are within easy reach for days out at charming seaside destinations. Wellregarded schooling in the vicinity includes Claverham Community College and Battle Abbey at Battle; Bede's Senior School at Upper Dicker; Eastbourne College and Moira House at Eastbourne. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ninfield-d558023/for-sale_i70034404
The house is situated on Mayfield Grange, a small, exclusive gated community of modern luxury homes situated within the grounds of Grade II-listed former Mayfield College, on the northern outskirts of historic Mayfield village. It has generous proportions and is immaculately presented with stylish interiors throughout, offering over 3200 sq ft of accommodation over four floors, there is ample space for both family life and entertaining at home. On the lower ground floor is the fabulous kitchen/dining room/snug the real heart of the home with Neptune Shaker-style cabinetry, an Everhot range cooker with companion induction hob and a large island unit. The feature gas fireplace gives this room a cosy feel with separate areas for cooking, dining and relaxing as well as French doors out to the garden and there is a large utility room and useful wine cellar/store room on this floor. On the ground floor, the wide oak floored entrance hall leads to the spacious 24' living room with feature fireplace and French doors out to the balcony. There are two further reception rooms on this floor, both currently used as studies, but which could easily be family rooms. The first floor has four bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities and a family bathroom and the dramatic principal suite occupies the entire top floor. A stunning space with fabulous views to the rear across open countryside and an en-suite with free-standing "egg" bath and separate shower cubicle.OutsideThe house sits within beautiful landscaped grounds of approximately 20 acres and its own private gardens, which benefit from far-reaching views. To the front there is a driveway with off-street parking for 3 cars (with 2 further spaces in the main car park), an EV charging point and access to the integral garage. The rear garden is a real feature of the house with the elevated balcony off the living room and wide swathes of flat lawn bordered by mature hedging with a delightful lower terrace with millboard decking and stylish geometric tiling providing the perfect spot to enjoy the countryside views.SituationMayfield Grange is an attractive gated development on the edge of Mayfield village, a conservation area and highly sought-after thanks to its active local community and eclectic array of local shops, public houses and cafes. The ever-popular Royal Spa town of Tunbridge Wells is approx. 7 miles distant and has superb facilities from theatres, hotels and department stores, to historic sites and artisan shops. For commuters there are fast, direct train services to London from Wadhurst Station whilst the A21 trunk road can be accessed at Pembury or Lamberhurst connecting with the M25. The area is renowned for walking, sailing on the famous Bewl Water Reservoir and equestrian facilities, whilst golf can be found nearby at Dale Hill and Lamberhurst. There is an excellent choice of schooling in the area at primary and secondary levels, in both the state and private sectors including primary schools in Mayfield, Lamberhurst and Wadhurst.Additional InformationWealden District Council Tax Band G Mains electricity and gas (new boiler installed in 2022), shared water treatment plant Service charge: approximately £2,100 p.a. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mayfield-d526268/for-sale_i69238755
Inglenook is a fine detached home that offers over 2,200 sq. ft. of beautifully presented accommodation arranged over two light-filled floors. The property has been extended and updated to provide a wealth of bright and versatile spaces ideal for modern families. The airy reception hall with its half-wood panelled walls and natural stone flooring has a stairway to the first floor, a cloakroom and access to the handy utility. The accommodation flows into the two generous adjacent living spaces, the front-facing sitting room with a feature fireplace and stove and pretty front garden views and the family room with French doors to the rear terrace. From here are two adaptable rooms, currently used as a snug and office, a boiler room and a bedroom with a modern en suite shower room. Completing the floor is the expansive multi-aspect kitchen with glazed double doors to the rear garden, a wide range of wooden wall and base cabinetry, worksurfaces and a range cooker. The first flooris home to three further well-proportioned bedrooms with pleasing elevated aspects of the garden and surrounding countryside. Two are well-served by the family bathroom with its D-shaped bath, whilst the 17ft. principal with its wealth of bespoke fitted storage, enjoys the use of a luxury en suite bathroom with a freestanding rolltop bath.The property is approached off a quiet country lane into a large, gravelled forecourt enclosed via neat hedging, with ample space for several vehicles and solid wooden gates to an additional gravelled area with a garden store. There is a charming lawned front garden with a pathway to the main entrance, a pretty decked front terrace with a swing seat, and access to the versatile integrated garage. The mature rear garden is surrounded by established tree lines and enjoys a large, paved patio, a rear gravelled seating area and a various well-stocked borders and planting among lush level lawn, with an additional garden store and a useful shed.The current owners have previously achieved planning permission to convert the garage into a one-bedroom annexe, giving the potential for additional income or a fifth bedroom.Sought-after Barcombe has a village shop with a Post Office, tennis club, popular public house, church and access to countryside walks and rides along the River Ouse. Nearby historic Lewes on the edge of the South Downs National Park offers a more comprehensive range of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and hospitals.Brighton and Hove is also within easy reach. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barcombe-d544941/for-sale_i70452951
Fine & Country are proud to bring to market this immaculate four-bedroom family home with extensive garaging and parking suitable for multi-generational living nestled in approximately 2.6 acres of landscaped gardens and paddocks and located in an enviable rural position with far reaching views in the sought after hamlet of Dallington.This charming home, which also benefits from lapsed planning for an annex (RR2007/421/P), is approached via a private drive with ample parking for numerous cars. The beautifully appointed modern kitchen enjoys generous worktop space, bespoke cabinets, integrated appliances, and ample space for a breakfast table. It features an induction hob with extractor fan, double eye-level ovens and grill, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. There are four reception rooms including a large double-aspect living room with double fronted bay windows allowing an abundance of light to flood in, a working fireplace and a door leading out to a conservatory. The conservatory has double doors leading directly out to the stunning garden. The dining room is perfect for entertaining and the delightful cosy snug has a wood burning stove. Two double bedrooms each with their own sink and vanity unit are adjacent to a modern family bathroom with a separate shower. Taking the stairs from the central hallway to the first floor you find two large double bedrooms each with their own ensuite shower rooms and eaves storage. The principal bedroom boasts stunning views across the countryside, built in wardrobes and a newly installed ensuite wet room. The first-floor bedrooms are extremely large and could be reconfigured to create additional bedrooms if required by the new owners.The versatile layout of this stunning property lends itself perfectly to an extended family or multi-generational living.What the Owner says:Outside, the garden and grounds are a wonderful feature of the property, and the garden is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and borders. From the conservatory you come to a large patio that continues around the side of the house to a further patio/seating area, with direct access from the dining room - perfect for entertaining.The views from the patio take in the stunning grounds which also feature ponds, a wooden arched bridge, a greenhouse a and an orchard and vegetable garden. A further large garden/paddock features a natural pond while a five-bar gate then leads into a further paddock, surrounded by mature hedges.Room sizes:Entrance porchEntrance HallLiving Room: 29'4 (8.95m) x 13'1 (3.99m) narrowing to 11'0 (3.36m)Dining Room: 11'6 x 11'0 (3.51m x 3.36m)Conservatory: 11'8 x 9'5 (3.56m x 2.87m)Snug: 12'0 (3.66m) narrowing to 9'10 (3.00m) x 12'0 (3.66m)study area: 7'6 x 4'10 (2.29m x 1.47m)Kitchen: 18'8 x 8'0 (5.69m x 2.44m)Bedroom 3: 14'4 x 11'10 (4.37m x 3.61m)Bedroom 4: 14'5 x 9'0 (4.40m x 2.75m)Bathroom: 10'0 x 7'6 (3.05m x 2.29m)CloakroomFIRST FLOORLandingBedroom 1: 21'9 (6.63m) narrowing to 15'7 (4.75m) x 18'1 (5.52m)En suite: 5'7 x 5'5 (1.70m x 1.65m)Bedroom 2: 26'4 x 15'4 (8.03m x 4.68m) narrowing to 16'0 x 7'3 (4.88m x 2.21m)En suite 2: 7'10 x 7'7 (2.39m x 2.31m)Landscaped GardensPaddocksDouble Garages: 18'5 x 15'5 (5.62m x 4.70m)Parking The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may be it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only as are floor plans which are not to scale and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. We are pleased to offer our customers a range of additional services to help them with moving home. None of these services are obligatory and you are free to use service providers of your choice. Current regulations require all estate agents to inform their customers of the fees they earn for recommending third party services. If you choose to use a service provider recommended by Fine & Country, details of all referral fees can be found at the link below. If you decide to use any of our services, please be assured that this will not increase the fees you pay to our service providers, which remain as quoted directly to you. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_dallington-d555258/for-sale_i68395169
Beautifully designed Oast House (3,749 sq.ft) set in 0.75 acres of gardens and with views over open fields. Finished to a high standard with bespoke kitchen, 5 bedrooms all with en-suites, large, family orientated reception rooms and a stunning entrance hall with a switchback staircase leading to a galleried and vaulted landing. Outbuildings include: Gym, workshop, secure garage, open barn carport and summerhouse overlooking a lake.A private driveway with electric gates leads to a parking area to the front of the house. A double light oak door leads into the really stunning entrance hall which is on two levels with light oak floors and two staircases leading to a large galleried landing with long windows bringing the views into the house beneath the vaulted ceiling. Double Oak doors lead through to the two reception rooms: One has a large central stylish fireplace housing a wood burning stove and is fitted with a good range of oak bookshelves, ideal for a library and orientated towards being the quiet room of the house. The second reception room is very much a family area with plenty of space for large gatherings, dinners and watching television. A light room with a double aspect and doors out to the garden. A pantry with a range of built-in larder cupboards, space and plumbing for an American style fridge/freezer and a door to the garden, utility room and kitchen. The kitchen has been built in the roundel and fitted with handmade, bespoke oak units with curved worksurfaces and breakfast bar. Integrated steam oven, rotisserie and standard oven with a five ring gas hob and dishwasher. In addition is a utility room in which has plumbing for a washing machine and space for tumble dryer, two wall mounted gas boilers, storage and door to the garden. Off the hallway is a cloakroom and a door leading down to a Wine Cellar, with curved archway recesses.On the first floor: The bedrooms are divided into two wings: The main bedrooms is in the roundel of the oast and has a vaulted ceiling with integrated coving lighting and oak cross beams. Two windows enjoy views over surrounding countryside. The dressing room is fully fitted with oak wardrobes and the en-suite has a full bathroom suite. In this wing there are two further double bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. In the second wing are two more double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and currently used as a study and the other with an en-suite bathroom.OUTSIDE: There is a GYM, workshop and log store in one building, double barn garage, one side with double doors and the other side open, with a garden toilet to the rear. Overlooking a very pretty large pond with a waterfall is a SUMMER HOUSE with a projecting decked area. There is a mature Weeping Willow at the end of the pond which is also well stocked with pond plants. The main garden is laid to level lawn with young trees planted along each side, a mature hedge surrounds it and extends around to the back and side of the property. From the kitchen is a smaller area of private garden ideal for domestic purposes as it is hidden from all the social parts of the garden. As the Oast was part of a farm, there are other converted barns which share a driveway until reaching the private drive to the Oast, via double electric wooden gates. If maintenance is required on the shared drive, the proportion this property pays is only 10% of the overall cost.Services: Mains water, Klargester waste system. Gas central heating via two boilers. Tax Band E.The property is situated on a lane between the villages of Hellingly and Horam, the latter having a range of local shops and amenities. There is a primary school at Hellingly and secondary schools in Heathfield and Hailsham.Hailsham is 2.6 miles distant and has a very good range of shops and supermarkets and Heathfield is 6 miles distant. The nearest main line station is at Polegate 6.5 miles. The A22 is easily accessible and is a good link road to major towns and the coast.Agents Note: Please note that these details have been prepared as a general guide and do not form part of a contract. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes are approximate and should not be relied upon. Any verbal statements or information given about this property, again, should not be relied on and should not form part of a contract or agreement to purchase.Directions: The property is along Grove Hill which is a country lane linking Horam and Hellingly. If coming from Horam the property is 3.5 miles on the right hand side, if from Hellingly it is 1.5 miles on the left. Turn into the driveway and bear to the left through some high, double wooden electric gates. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hellingly-d529872/for-sale_i70881463
ROOMS Reception hall, Sitting room, Dining room, Study, Kitchen/breakfast room, Utility/boot room, Rear hall, Shower/cloakroom, Basement/cellar, Galleried landing, Five bedrooms, Family bathroom. Oil central heating. Studio/home office. Workshop. Parking for several vehicles. Gardens & grounds of about 2 acres LOCATION High House Farm is located off a country lane in the rural community of Stone-cum-Ebony which lies within an area of outstanding natural beauty on the Isle of Oxney. The village of Wittersham, 2.5 miles, has a primary school and convenience store, whilst the village of Appledore, 2.5 miles, has a village store including post office, tea rooms, public house and doctor's surgery. The market town of Tenterden, 5 miles to the north, has Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, quality shops and leisure centre whilst to the south, is the Ancient Town and Cinque Port of Rye (6 miles) renowned for its period architecture, cobbled streets and historical associations. There are branch line train services from Appledore to Ashford International Station with high speed connections for London St Pancras (37 minutes) and the Continent via Eurostar. Private schools in the area include Vine Hall at Robertsbridge, Marlborough House at Hawkhurst, Dulwich Preparatory School at Cranbrook, Benenden Girl's School and Kings College at Canterbury. DESCRIPTION High House Farm is a fine Grade II Listed Georgian farmhouse presenting mellow brick and part tile hung elevations set with tall sash windows beneath a hipped tiled roof with a wooden eaves cornice. The living accommodation, which is arranged over two levels as shown on the floor plan, benefits from generous ceiling heights and retains many original features including open fireplaces, exposed timber framing, panelled doors and old floorboards. Far reaching views across open countryside are enjoyed from the principal rooms of the house. GROUND FLOOR A panelled front door with glazed inserts, a pilaster surround and a flat hood above, opens into a spacious reception hall with exposed studwork and stairs off to the first floor. A wide opening leads through to the rear hall, which has a wood block floor, a door to the rear garden and stairs down to the basement/cellar, which has a door to the garden.The double aspect sitting room, which has rural views to the front and glazed double doors opening out to the garden, has a massive inglenook fireplace with bricks surrounds, an oak bressumer and a fitted wood burning stove. The dining room has a fine brick fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and overlooks farmland to the front and the garden to the side. The study has exposed studwork and beams and overlooks the main garden. Also on the ground floor is a shower/cloakroom with a close coupled w.c, shower cubicle and wash basin. The light, double aspect kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with an extensive range of Shaker style base cupboards and drawers beneath granite work surfaces with an inset ceramic sink, stainless steel oven, halogen hob, matching wall cupboards with open display shelving, a china display cabinet, tiled floor and an oil Rayburn set within an inglenook fireplace. Adjoining is a large utility/boot room with a quarry tiled floor, fitted work surfaces to two walls, a sink unit, plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher, an oil boiler and two stable doors to outside. FIRST FLOOR On the first floor, there is a galleried landing, four double bedrooms and one single bedroom. The two principal bedrooms have brick fireplaces and enjoy far reaching rural views. In addition there is a family bathroom with period fitments comprising a roll top bath, high level WC and wash basin in an old surround. OUTSIDE The well-tended gardens which surround the house extend to about half an acre and are laid out in a traditional country house style with sweeping lawns, a wide paved terrace, rose beds, copper beech hedgerows, serpentine flower beds, herbaceous borders and raised vegetable beds. Greenhouse. Studio/home office. Workshop. Shepherds Hut.To the far side of the gravelled approach is a field of about 1.5 acres with a pond and stable/field shelter. SERVICES Local Authority: Ashford Borough Council. Council Tax Band GMains electricity and water. Oil Heating. Private drainage.Predicted mobile phone coverage: EE, Vodafone, Three and 02 Broadband speed: Ultrafast 1000Mbps available. Source OfcomFlood risk summary: Very low risk. Source GOV.UK For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_stone-cum-ebony-d634638/for-sale_i70419719
This extremely interesting and picturesque period home believed to date originally from around two hundred and fifty years ago is built in the Sussex style of brick under a tiled roof with attractive half tile hung elevations. The house has been extended and improved and benefits from fabulous southerly views over local countryside. The property is extremely well presented and includes a detached self contained studio annexe within the courtyard, ideal as guest accommodation. The main property internally has period features including exposed beams and timbers and an inglenook fireplace with a large wood burning stove. The accommodation has a charming spacious beamed drawing room with features and a south aspect. There is also a good sized kitchen/breakfast room with an exceptional range of fitted cupboards, drawers, butlers sink, integral fridge/freezer and central breakfast bar. This open plan kitchen overlooks the lower dining room which has doors to the garden. On the upper floor there is a unique master bedroom with beams and full height wardrobes. Off this room is an en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms, all with cupboards, and a second bathroom. Outside is a detached double garage with light and power, extensive loft space, and hardstanding to the front. The rear garden is level and sheltered being down to lawn with a water feature, large stone terrace and a decked area behind the garage to take advantage of the fine views. In addition there is a detached annexe with a sitting room, kitchen and shower room on the ground floor and mezzanine bedroom above. EPC Rating: E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_nutley-d532895/for-sale_i69893267
ROOMS Open entrance porch, Entrance vestibule, Living hall / study, Sitting room, Dining room, Kitchen, Garden room, Shower / cloakroom, Boot room / rear lobby, Workshop, Spacious landing, Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, Three further bedrooms, Family bathroom, Laundry room, Two attic rooms. Integral store. Gardener's WC. Double garageOil central heating. Partial double glazing. EPC rating E. Summerhouse and garden store. Gardens & grounds of about one acre LOCATION The property is delightfully situated away from the main road on high ground, about 1 mile to the east of the Ancient Town and Cinque Port of Rye renowned for its historical associations, medieval fortifications, including the Landgate and Ypres Tower, and fine period architecture with half timbered houses clustered around the Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin with its ornate gilded Quarter Boys clock and 18th century Town Hall with open arcaded lower storey and cupola on the roof. As well as its charm and history, the town has a comprehensive range of shopping facilities and an active local community, with the arts being strongly represented. Rye Arts Festival and Rye International Jazz Festival are held annually. From the town there are local train services to Eastbourne and to Ashford International with high-speed connections to London St Pancras (37 minutes) and from there to Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam via Eurostar. The M20 may be joined at Ashford via the improved and upgraded A2070 and A259. Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Rye, tennis at Rye Lawn Tennis Club with reputedly among the very best grass courts in the country, sailing on the south coast and many fine countryside and coastal walks. DESCRIPTION Influenced by Modernism and designed on the basis of function, purpose and suitability by Pakington, Enthoven and Grey architects as featured in Decorative Art 1931 Year Book of the Studio and Architecture Illustrated 1931, Thornhill is an imposing detached family house dating from 1930 occupying an elevated position facing principally to the south and enjoying views across the Romney Marshes towards the sea. The property, which is in need of general modernisation, is of pleasing external elevations of mellow pink brick beneath a pitched green slate tiled roof and the light filled well proportioned accommodation is arranged primarily over two levels, with attic rooms above, as shown on the floor plan. GROUND FLOOR The property is approached via an open entrance porch and an original front door with a simple geometric fanlight above opening into an entrance vestibule with a quarry tiled floor and a shower / cloakroom with a shower enclosure and a low level wc.To the rear of the house is a spacious living hall/ study overlooking the gardens and with French doors opening to the terrace and a turned staircase to one corner leading to the first floor. The well-proportioned, double aspect sitting room, which overlooks the gardens, has a fireplace with a green slate surround and a fluted wooden outer surround and overmantle. To the opposite end of the house is a double aspect dining room with lovely views. Adjoining is a lobby with a part glazed service door to the front of the house and a further door to the kitchen, which has an electric 2 oven Aga set in a fireplace and a range of fitted cabinets comprising base cupboards and drawers beneath work surfaces with an inset stainless-steel sink and space for a dishwasher and fridge.From the lobby, a door leads to a boot room with a door to a workshop and double doors opening into a garden room with a flagstone floor, fitted wood burner and French doors to a large aluminium framed greenhouse. FIRST FLOOR On the first floor, there is a spacious landing with a staircase to the second floor. The double aspect principal bedroom enjoys far reaching views and has an en suite bathroom with fitments comprising a close coupled wc, bidet, pedestal wash basin and panelled bath with a shower attachment and screen. There are three further double aspect bedrooms on this level, together with a family bathroom, a cloakroom and a laundry room with plumbing for a washing machine. SECOND FLOOR On the second floor, there are two attic rooms with a dormer window providing rural views and a large walk-in roof space. OUTSIDE Thornhill is approached via a 5-bar gate and a driveway leading to a parking area for several vehicles to the front of the house and an attached double garage with twin up and over doors and to one side, a gardener's wc and separate freezer store. To the front is a deep well.The property is set in established grounds with a wide, south facing brick rear terrace and steps down to an extensive Yew hedge enclosed area of garden set down to lawn, underplanted with spring bulbs, a small orchard area and a pond. To the far end is a summerhouse and mature oak trees. To one side of the house is a kitchen garden with a copper beech hedge, raised beds and fruit cages. Garden store. The whole extends to about one acre.  SERVICES Local Authority: Rother District Council. Council Tax Band GMains electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating. Solar panelsEPC rating EPredicted mobile phone coverage: EE, Third and O2Broadband speed: Ultrafast 1000 Mbps available. Source OfcomFlood risk summary: Very low risk. Source GOV.UK For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_playden-d604800/for-sale_i69746215
Major portion of a country house offering spacious and well proportioned accommodation in a peaceful and elevated position enjoying far reaching southerly views.Dewlands Hall is the principal part of an impressive Edwardian country house built in the style of a Mediterranean Villa around 1900 for Lady Stansfield and was divided into three dwellings in the 1960s. The accommodation offers generous room sizes and good ceiling heights throughout which would be expected of a home from this era. The property's elevated position offers uninterrupted views across the South Downs and its current custodians have called it home for over 30 years. The stylishly presented accommodation boasts some very impressive rooms of the original house, including a fantastic drawing room with full height windows that make the most of the beautiful southerly views. The accommodation is flexible in nature with an adaptable garden level Studio/Games room plus another large Home Office/Studio above the detached double garage. OutsideThere is a gravel driveway leading to a parking area, with further parking available in front of the detached double garage. External stairs to the side of the garage provide access to a home office/ studio with two velux windows and a large west facing window. Subject to any necessary planning consent(s), this area could provide additional separate ancillary accommodation. There is a broad paved terrace at two levels to the south garden with areas of lawn, mature shrubs and trees enclosed by post and rail fencing. To the back of the house (north) there is a wooded garden leading up to a disused tennis court.A property of Dewlands Hall's calibre does not come to the market very often. FEATURES- Spacious entrance hall which opens to an area with stairs to the first floor, book shelving, a cloakroom and large utility/boot room pantry with sink and door leading out to the driveway- Fabulous drawing room with high ceilings, an expanse of full height windows formed into a broad bay with a window seat from which sensational views can be enjoyed, an impressive marble fireplace set into a large recess with a further window, oak flooring and a door to one side of the fireplace that leads to an inner lobby with spiral staircase down to the garden level- South facing kitchen fitted with a good range of floor and wall units, integrated oven, microwave and dishwasher, two fridge freezers, and an electric hob with stainless steel canopy, open plan to - Dining room with windows facing the back garden and built in storage cupboards- Wonderful Sun Room opening to a Conservatory which in turn opens to a side terrace with further glorious views- First floor principal bedroom with two windows to the view, built-in wardrobes, cupboards and en suite bathroom with cast iron bath, WC, vanity basin and heated towel rail - Four further first floor bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study - Family bathroom with corner bath, separate shower cubicle, pedestal basin, WC and towel rail- Garden level studio / games room which has a workshop to one side with sink, quarry tiled floor, and additional door to the garden- Detached double garage with electric up-and-over door, and additional personal doorSITUATIONDewlands Hall is set in a peaceful rural location on the periphery of Rotherfield village, within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village offers local facilities including a parish church, primary school, village shop, post office and public houses.The larger centres of Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells with extensive shopping, dining, commercial and recreational facilities are both within easy driving distance.There are a number of well regarded schools in the area including the local primary school, Mark Cross CofE Primary, Sacred Heart Preparatory school in Wadhurst, Uplands Community College in Wadhurst, Beacon Community College in Crowborough and grammar schools for boys and girls in Tunbridge Wells. Commuter services are available from Crowborough, Wadhurst and Tunbridge Wells with travel times of around an hour. PROPERTY INFORMATION- Services: Oil fired central heating. Private drainage. Mains water and electric.- Local Authority: Wealden District Council- Council Tax band: G (2024/25)- Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.- Viewings: Strictly by appointment through Jackson-Stops. Tel: AGENT'S NOTES- Dewlands Hall owns the access driveway which runs to the house and along the north side of the house. The neighbouring properties have a right of way along this access driveway only. - The private drainage is to a shared septic tank with the neighbouring properties. DIRECTIONSFrom the Station Road, Rotherfield car park, TN6 3HT, turn left and at the junction turn left onto the B2101. Continue into Castle Hill, which then becomes Cottage Hill. After approximately 1.2 miles turn left onto Dewlands Hill. The entrance to Dewlands Hall is located on the right after a short distance. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_rotherfield-d553920/for-sale_i70887861
A gorgeous C17 Grade II listed house with two storeys and two hipped dormers built with red brick and sandstone quoins, string course and key stones with brick relieving arches with later additions and outbuildings.The Old House lies in the small hamlet of Buckham Hill close to the village of Isfield and has been in the same ownership for over 40 years and now requires updating. It offers excellent family accommodation with well-proportioned rooms, and particularly generous ceiling heights for a property of its age. The house is full of romance from a bygone era and comprises an entrance lobby, a large formal drawing room, with inglenook fireplace, double aspect sitting room with fireplace, and a formal dining room. There are an abundance of period features and wall panelling and three staircases. There is a kitchen/breakfast room, utility, downstairs shower room and cellar.The first floor is approached via three staircases all charming and offering access to the various bedrooms and bathrooms. There is a stunning principal bedroom with a large inglenook fireplace and the adjacent bedroom is currently used as a dressing room. There are two further bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor. Arranged over the second floor are two interconnecting bedrooms, one with a walk-in store cupboard.The Old House is approached via a shared drive with parking and store to one side. Beautiful gardens surround the house with various landscaped areas and terraces perfect for entertaining in this idyllic setting.The Old House is approached off Buckham Hill along the shared driveway from which a wooden picket fence and entrance gate leads into the rear of the property. To one side of the drive is a wide parking area from which a wrought iron gate leads through to the more formal gardens to the front of the house.The gardens are a particular feature of the property and include lawned areas, mature hedging and a wealth of mature plants and shrubs, including magnolia trees, wisteria, rhododendrons, and hydrangeas. There are two terraces which face south and west which are ideal for entertaining. There is a large pond and walled rose garden, an orchard and formal lawns. To the rear of the house is a detached annex/home office, comprising studio/shower room. In addition there is a substantial detached two storey period outbuilding with a 29' conservatory, kitchenette and first floor games room. In addition there is a substantial brick and tile garden store.The gardens and grounds provide a very secluded and special setting for this beautiful period home, full of romance and charm.The Old House is situated in the small unspoilt hamlet of Buckham Hill close to Isfield with a village hall and church and the heritage Lavender Line railway. The nearby town of Uckfield offers a good range of shopping facilities and schools, as well as a mainline station to London. Haywards Heath mainline station serves London Bridge and Victoria whilst the spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells serves London Charing Cross / Cannon Street. The market town of Lewes to the south provides a good range of local amenities and shops. The A23 to the west of Haywards Heath provides access to Brighton, Gatwick, the M25 and national motorway network.There is an excellent selection of established preparatory, primary and public schools in the area including Little Horsted Primary, St Mark's School, Skippers Hill preparatory school and St Leonards at Mayfield. St Bedes at Upper Dicker, Vinehall, Community Colleges at Heathfield, Wadhurst and Robertsbridge Cumnor House, Great Walstead, Ardingly and Brighton College are all nearby too.Worldwide renowned Glyndebourne Opera House, Goodwood Estate, Brighton Festival and Ardingly showground are all within easy reach. The local footpaths provide a vast network of stunning walks, many leading towards the beautiful South Downs National Park and the Ashdown Forest. There are numerous excellent Golf courses nearby including Royal Ashdown, Piltdown GC and East Sussex National, as well as reservoirs for water sports.Local Authority: Wealden District CouncilTax Band: G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_isfield-d540097/for-sale_i69872686
Tucked away in a private location up a long, tree-lined drive surrounded by countryside and its own paddocks, a beautifully presented former mill full of character and charm with stylish interior, land and extensive gardens in a stunning countryside location dating back to the sixteenth century and a working mill right up until the 1940s. With the original mill workings situated in the entrance hall with the internal pit and crown wheels giving your guests a visual treat as soon as they walk in the door. There is also potential to harness the mill streams to create considerable hydro-electric output. From the main entrance there are stairs to the other floors and hallway to a downstairs' cloakroom and opposite study or guest room. Flowing through the hallway you enter the fabulous dining room with original stone floor and inglenook fireplace, exposed oak beams - a fantastic place to entertain family or friends or sit in front of the fire with a good book and your favourite tipple. At the end of the house there is a large triple aspect kitchen breakfast room and with more original features - beams, Retro aga, belfast sinks and space for large table for a family breakfast or another great space for entertaining. Double doors to terrace area and rear gardens. Up on the first floor you can relax and unwind in the beautiful living room with the top part of the old working mill coming up from the ground floor creating a stunning feature. Views from every window, stripped wooden floors and log burner. Master bedroom also has the wow factor with further countryside views, large ensuite with separate bath and shower and a walk-in-wardrobe. Another double bedroom on this floor. Up to the second floor there are three further bedrooms which can either be used as separate rooms or can be utilised as an upstairs annex space or living accommodation for teenagers or guests as there is also a family bathroom on this floor. The gardens surround this old mill giving privacy and peace but also offer fantastic areas to either dine alfresco on the terrace or entertain on the spacious lawns. Part of the garden incorporates a stream from a tributary of the river Rother which flows into a waterfall and creates a natural pool where the current owners enjoy a swim in the natural spring water accessible by steps leading down from the garden. The are fruit trees and further wooded areas as well as a well maintained decking area, landscaped gardens, summer house or outdoor studio or office situated underneath an ancient oak tree. The pump house provides access to the property's own filtered fresh water supply via a bore hole, there is also a reverse-osmosis filter fitted for fresh drinking water. Two paddocks are located to the front and rear with approximately 5 acres of pasture for those who are looking for equestrian facilities or space for livestock. A converted stables currently used as another office, potting shed and yard area overlooking the post and rail fenced off paddocks. This wonderful country house has so much to offer and set in such a sought after semi-rural location just outside the historic town of Mayfield. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mayfield-d526268/for-sale_i68323421
Very well presented 1920s family home with detached annexe. DescriptionUnderstood to date from 1928, Beech House is an excellent family home located in a semi-rural setting with countryside views to the east, yet only five miles from the commuter town of Haywards Heath. The house is very well appointed and beautifully presented, offering bright, spacious and versatile accommodation over two floors, the layout on the ground floor being particularly well thought-out with an excellent flow between the main living spaces. The main house is complemented by an equally well-presented detached annexe, offering self-contained accommodation ideal for family members or guests. There are three formal reception rooms, including a cosy dual aspect sitting room with original art deco style marble fireplace, a large family/cinema room, and a part-panelled dining room with bespoke fitted storage cupboards, open shelving and a drinks fridge, together with bi-fold doors opening to the terrace and garden. The attractive kitchen and breakfast room also has bi-fold doors opening to the terrace and is fitted with a range of bespoke solid wood cabinetry, with an island, marble worktops, space for a range and a number of integrated appliances, and an adjoining utility room and cloakroom. There are four stylishly presented bedrooms on the first floor, including an impressive principal suite comprising a bedroom with French doors opening to a large, decked roof-top terrace, a dressing room with a range of fitted wardrobes*, and a luxury bathroom with suite including a freestanding Victoria+Albert bath and separate shower with huge drencher head. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with period-style fittings and an en suite shower room to bedroom two. *The dressing room was previously the fifth bedroom and could be converted back to a bedroom if required. Beech House Annexe Tucked behind Beech House, overlooking the garden and with an adjoining decked terrace, is a superbly appointed detached annexe, which was reconfigured and refurbished in 2022. The annexe comprises an open plan sitting room and well-fitted kitchen with wood block worktops and integrated appliances, a vaulted bedroom and a shower room with modern white suite. OutsideBeech House is approached from Haywards Heath Road via tall iron gates, which open to a generous gravelled parking area ahead of the house. There is gated access around both sides of the house to the extensive rear garden, where a large paved terrace adjoins the rear of house and steps rise to an expanse of lawn well enclosed by fencing and flower and shrub borders. In the south-eastern corner of the garden, beyond the annexe, is a detached outbuilding with kitchenette and WC currently used as a garden room and workshop, behind which is a useful area for garden storage.LocationBeech House is ideally situated in the semi-rural village of North Chailey, only 12 minutes' drive of Haywards Heath's mainline railway station, yet with Chailey Common nature reserve, offering over 180 hectares of heathland and miles of footpaths, on its doorstep. Newick is two miles to the east, a popular village with a number of amenities providing for day-to-day needs. Lindfield and Haywards Heath lie to the west (three and four miles respectively), Lindfield known for its tree-lined High Street and variety of shops, boutiques and public houses; Haywards Heath provides a further range of facilities, including high street shops, restaurants, supermarkets (including a Waitrose) and a leisure centre. More comprehensive shopping can be found in Brighton, Crawley and Tunbridge Wells. Sussex offers excellent leisure and sporting facilities, with many opportunities for golf, walking (in particular along the South Downs Way) and equestrian pursuits locally, including regular meets at Plumpton Racecourse. There is a thriving cultural scene in Sussex, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne and the annual Brighton Festival presenting a huge programme of theatre, dance, classical music and literary events. Rail: Haywards Heath, five miles (London Bridge/Victoria from 42 minutes). Gatwick airport 17 miles. Schools: There is an excellent range of state and independent schools in the area including Chailey St Peters Primary School, Chailey Secondary School, Cumnor House School in Danehill, Great Walstead, Ardingly and Hurstpierpoint Colleges, Lewes Old Grammar School and Burgess Hill Girls. All distances and journey times are approximate; driving times taken from Google Maps.Square Footage: 2,729 sq ft Additional InfoAgent's Note: The electric Aga, solar panel battery and cinema equipment are specifically excluded from the sale, but may be available by separate negotiation, as are various items of furniture. Please refer to the Agent for details. Services: Oil fired central heating to the main house, plus electric underfloor heating in the principal bathroom. Solar panels generate electricity. Electric heating in the annexe and garden room. Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Outgoings: Lewes District Council, . Tax band G.Photographs taken: April 2024.Cladding: This property may have cladding. The property is under six floors so any cladding may not have been tested. Purchasers should make enquiries about the external wall system of the property, if it has cladding and if it is safe or if there are interim measures in place. 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Watermill House:Watermill House is a handsome double fronted, grade II listed farmhouse. The house provides light and well-arranged accommodation over 2 floors. Features within the house include sash windows, wooden doors, a wood burning stove in the sitting room, and an attractive open fireplace in the dining room which is flanked on either side with pretty alcoves with cupboards below. The kitchen has a partly vaulted ceiling with exposed timber and is fitted with an attractive range of units, incorporating a dishwasher and a cream Rangemaster range, with 2 electric ovens, grill, and a 5-burner LPG hob.The first floor, which can be approached via two staircases, provides a particularly spacious principal bedroom, a large guest bedroom with an en suite shower, 2 further double bedrooms and a particularly generous family bathroom with both a roll top bath and separate shower.The Granary:This charming detached brick, weatherboard and tile building is currently used as a workshop and planning consent was granted by Wealden District Council under application number WD/2018/2338/F for the conversion of outbuilding to residential annexe, the decision notice was dated 19th October 2020. We understand from the current owners that any conversion would be subject to obtaining listed building consent and any other necessary consents. Prospective purchasers must make their own enquires with Wealden District Council. The Granary currently comprises a large room with fireplace and superb vaulted ceiling, together with a good sized mezzanine.Watermill:This delightful building is arranged principally over 2 floors and includes the mill workings, and a water wheel which is an incredible feature. Attached to the watermill is a store/former wagon store with an electric car charging point. Former Bake House:The former bake house provides a storeroom and gardener's WC. Attached to which is a substantial workshop with light and power and double doors, adjacent to which is a good sized greenhouse.Watermill House is approached from a minor country lane, from which the stone paved entrance drive leads to an area of parking. A brick paved path, bordered by lawns, leads up to the front of the house. To one side of the lawn is the picturesque mill building. Situated a on the other side of the house is The Granary, and lying to the rear of the house is the former Bake House, workshop and greenhouse.The gardens and grounds are a real feature of the property and are a haven for wildlife including water voles, owls and fish. The gardens are laid to sweeping expanses of lawn bordered by various well stocked beds. Immediately to the rear of the house is a sheltered courtyard with a number of raised beds. Not far from the house is a lovely brick paved seating area from which there is a beautiful view over the water. Beyond the formal gardens is a large unfenced field, to one side of which is a former pig sty currently used as a wood store and two timber garden tractor stores. The remainder of the land is laid to further unfenced paddock areas bordering the river together with an area of mixed woodland. The gardens and grounds provide a beautifully tranquil setting for this historic period property. In all about 5.36 acres.Watermill House lies in a tranquil rural position, well away from main roads. The centre of the historic village of Hellingly is about 0.3 mile with its church and primary school. The village of Horam lies some 3.5 miles to the north and provides a range of shops and amenities for everyday needs. The old market towns of Hailsham and Heathfield are about 2.5 miles and 6 miles respectively both with supermarkets. The busy seaside town of Eastbourne is some 10 miles, whilst the historic county town of Lewes is some 13 miles. Polegate mainline station is about 6 miles and provides a service to London Victoria, Brighton and Ashford International. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hellingly-d529872/for-sale_i70481079
Trecarrel is a superb family home offering over 3,600 square feet of beautifully proportioned accommodation. Entered via a lovely oak portico into a welcoming reception hall with oak turned staircase, the bright and spacious reception rooms all lead off this space. To one end there is a generous double aspect drawing room with a feature fireplace and wood burning stove.Carrying on down the wide hallway is a well appointed study with bespoke shelving, and a formal dining room all leading to a fantastic kitchen, dining and living area. This is a superb room for family life and entertaining with large patio doors leading out onto the terrace. The modern kitchen is well appointed with feature fireplace and wood burning stove. Off the kitchen is a utility and boot room with access directly out into the garden. There are also two downstairs cloakrooms which complete the ground floor accommodation. There is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and radiators serving the first floor.On the first floor there are five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There is an additional guest bedroom with ensuite shower room plus three further double bedrooms and a well appointed family bathroom. Trecarrel is approached over a generous gravel driveway which features ample parking for several vehicles and good turning space. There is a detached double garage, with further parking for two vehicles, accessed via a separate driveway. Above the garage is a large office space with cloakroom and kitchenette. To the side and rear, lawned gardens wrap around the house and lead to the main section of the garden and grounds which have been designed by Juliet Sargeant creating beautiful views over the 0.93 acres with excellent entertaining space including a large York stone paved patio, all enclosed by stunning and well established trees and herbaceous borders, which create seclusion and privacy. A beautiful location with ample footpaths and walks right on your doorstep.Trecarrel lies in a convenient rural position about.2.25 miles from the much sought after village of Newick, East Sussex. The village provides an excellent range of facilities for everyday needs, including a shop, bakery, butchers, chemist, primary school, parish church, three public houses and a doctors' surgery.The pretty village of Fletching is within easy reach with its highly regarded Griffin Inn as is the well-known Sheffield Park. For the commuter Haywards Heath mainline train station is only just over 6 miles to the west providing a regular service to London (approximately 45 minutes). Uckfield approximately 7 miles to the East providing a good range of shops, including a Waitrose supermarket and leisure facilities. Haywards Heath and Lewes are within easy reach and provide further shopping along with many bars and restaurants.Newick has a well-respected primary school, and secondary education is provided locally in Chailey, Haywards Heath and Uckfield. In addition, there are many excellent, highly regarded prep and public schools all with-in very easy reach of the property. These include Cumnor House, Brambletye and Great Walstead. Public schools include Brighton College, Ardingly, Hurstpierpoint College, Worth and Burgess Hill Girls.The surrounding countryside provides a vast range of sporting and recreational activities. Glyndebourne, Goodwood, Ardingly Showground and Plumpton are all nearby and local golf clubs include Piltdown Gold Club and the East Sussex National. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_north-chailey-d535149/for-sale_i68542112
Wow and Wow again. What an idyllic cottage in a beautiful private setting, conveniently located in a highly sought-after rural location between Forest Row and Hartfield. After 45 years ownership, properties like these rarely come onto the market. Originally an old cattle barn/ hayloft encompassed by a larger farm, parts of this quirky 4-bedroom, detached cottage date back to the 1600s. This is attractively illustrated throughout the property with original beams in the high-ceilinged central living area, and indented brickwork exposed both inside and out. The cosy artist's cottage lies on a quiet but accessible country lane, tucked away in the centre of the estate between two fields and its own private woodland. There are two entrances to the property, one that opens into a porch room, and the other that accesses a hallway adjacent to the living room. We'll start at the latter entrance. When entering and turning left, you arrive at the large open plan dining and living space complete with a bespoke, hand-crafted brick fireplace. This large room is triple aspect with private estate views facing the sunrise in the east, benefitting from all day light to the south, and enjoying the beauty of expansive sunsets from the west. From the dining area you move through to a sub divided space currently used as a small office. This is directly next to the kitchen area. The kitchen is double aspect with glass doors leading east into the porch. The opposite window overlooks the largest field, its far boundary lined with ancient oak trees and privy to incredible sunset views. In this oldest part of the house, the floor is classically cottage tiled, there are more exposed beams and solid hand-crafted oak units and floor to ceiling storage cupboards. There is also an enchanting open tread turned oak step staircase that leads up to a mezzanine platform and a bright double aspect bedroom in the eaves.From the kitchen you enter a small corridor and onto a main bathroom full of character, the tile flooring continues with a handful of Victorian inspired feature tiles and bespoke stain glass windows. Again, the room is double aspect and offers a stunning claw foot antique bath and feature pedestal hand basin. There are built-in storage cupboards, tiled shower and W.C. In addition to the main bathroom there is an adjacent door which opens up to another W.C/ cloakroom. This too has access from the porch for muddy boot wearers! Circling back to the initial entrance door, turning right you will see a snug single bedroom under the main stairs, one side of exposed brick backs directly onto the living room fireplace. Next to this you will find an east facing double aspect master bedroom with beautiful views of the garden and field beyond, complete with a convenient en-suite. From the lofty open plan area, the first floor can be reached via a private door to a steep close treaded staircase. Here you will reach a double bedroom with views across the second field, stables and open farmland beyond this has a typical cottage feel with some limited head height. Next to this room there is a small rooflight box room that could be used as storage/study/closet space, and a long storage cupboard in the eaves sits across from a small mezzanine area. Outside there are two stable blocks with plenty of hard standing, turning areas and ample parking. This yard area offers 5 large stables and a lockable tack room with power and water. The tack room has a sheltered concrete area in front and a ladder up to a small hay loft platform above. A short distance from the main house there is an artist studio/garden room with triple aspect views.Complete with underfloor heating, power, and Wi-Fi this can also double up as a guest bedroom, popular with those who like to witness the sounds of wildlife by night and see large herds of Ashdown Forest deer grazing right outside the window by day. There is also a perfect little studio/workshop/music room which faces west and has beautiful sunset views. With its own private concrete path from the main house, this is situated on the edge of the estate's dense woodland. With a lovely shady overhang, it offers a cool place to escape from the heat on a hot summer's day. The garden area is beautifully nestled in the crux of the L-shaped cottage with a paved piazza area by both entrances, ideal for outdoor dining and morning coffees. This paving wraps around the front of the house to join an extended driveway. There is also a south facing area sloping steeply down from the garden room which could be developed into a garden extension, vegetable patch or for raising chickens or pigs. A low brick wall divides the paved area and lawn which sweeps seamlessly down to a large ancient wood. This deep pitted wood was originally an old clay mine and in recent past has been the setting for children's camps, stream fishing and a picturesque spot for admiring wild garlic and bluebells. It also provides great privacy and screening. Buildings plus three grazing paddocks and a large woodland covers 12 acres in total. The property is set down a lengthy, post and rail private driveway opening out to a quiet country lane situated between the popular villages of Forest Row and Hartfield. It borders the famous 6,500-acre Ashdown Forest composed of rambling heath and woodland known better as the '100 acre wood' inspired by the Winnie-the-Pooh stories. The famous bridge and former home of AA Milne is within 20 minutes walking distance. Alongside acres of Ashdown Forest to ride horses or walk on, this property is also close to the Forest Way; a 10-mile route on the National Cycle Network, connecting East Grinstead to Groombridge - perfect for both walking or cycling. The area has great transport links to the local towns of East Grinstead, Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells, all within 10-20 minutes' drive. From any of these locations is it approximately an hour or under train ride to London. Gatwick airport is 35minutes drive. Probate has been applied for and is currently awaited. This cottage is not listed. Council Tax Band D Council tax band: D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages_parrock-lane-d636873/for-sale_i71514296
1 Coppards Bridge is a handsome 15th-century timber-framed brick, beamed and tile-hung property. The charming home enjoys a wide range of celebrated period features including heavy timber beams, thick latched wooden doors, exposed brickwork and feature fireplaces.The airy front reception hall opens into two reception rooms, including the dual-aspect sitting room with wood panelling and wide inglenook fireplace with bressummer beam, the formal dining room with another impressive inglenook, and an adjacent family room also with a feature fireplace and log-burning stove. From here is a vaulted study with integrated store cupboard and cellar hatch flowing into the full height vaulted feature hall with its cloakroom and stairways to the first floor. A dual-aspect sun room has french doors and peaceful garden views. Completing the ground floor is an double aspect kitchen/breakfast room with a range of bespoke fitted cabinetry and quartz worksurfaces, a butler sink, range and a pantry. Three separate stairways rise to the welcoming first floor which houses a traditional Victorian-style bathroom with karndean flooring and a rolltop bath, along with a shower room, fitted dressing room and four unique and elegant bedrooms with a wealth of period features. There is a large boarded attic space.The property sits in an enviable elevated position and is approached via a gated gravelled driveway to the rear, giving access to one of two garages, a shed and a workshop. The beautiful surrounding garden features a charming white picket fence and comprises several extensive lush divided lawns, with a bridge over a pond leading to the home, a wide selection of fruit trees, roses and well-planned herbaceous flowerbeds, along with a small bluebell wood and stocked shrubbery. There is also a range of sunny paved terraces, a bright summer house, sheds and log store.Scenic North Chailey provides a range of amenities including a popular public house, primary school, garage, Post Office, sports clubs and a village store. Nearby Newick offers further facilities including a medical practice and several eateries. Further are Haywards Heath and historic Lewes, beside the South Downs National Park, both with railway stations providing regular London links. The city of Brighton has an extensive array of recreational, shopping and cultural facilities. The A272, A23 and M23 are easily accessible, with noted schools including Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Brighton College, Hurst College and Eastbourne College. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_cinder-hill-d619415/for-sale_i71607918
Set on a no-through country lane amidst delightful gardens, viewing is essential to appreciate this period farmhouse that combines many notable features with modern refinements. At the heart of the house is an open plan kitchen/dining room which is arranged around a centre island with lovely views to the rear. The kitchen connects to the living room which also enjoys a triple aspect and opens to the study. Two original box bay reception rooms both have inglenook fireplaces and to the first floor are five bedrooms, the master opening onto a railing enclosed balcony and having a separate en-suite and dressing room. In addition to the principal accommodation is a large oak framed barn that was built in 2000, ideal as a studio or ancillary accommodation. The barn opens o the pool and is fully equipped with a wet room shower area and kitchen. The gardens wrap around the property, partly wall enclosed, all providing a good deal of privacy. They have been beautifully planted over the years with many established plants, shrubs and trees and there are a variety of entertaining areas, all of which enjoy the lovely views. A bridge connects the gardens with the paddock which incorporates a kitchen garden enclosure with tractor barn and vehicular access to the lane. There are a variety of useful outbuildings and a fabulous detached garage 27' 7 x 19' with two hinged doors and a large attic store that offers potential to be further converted, subject to any necessary consent. With its wonderful rural setting, viewing is highly recommended. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chalvington-d568725/for-sale_i71405176
With red-brick and black weatherboarded elevations, September Farm offers an exemplary home full of character where the old blends perfectly with the new and the living environment is stylish, light and airy. Exposed ancient beams and posts create a charming sitting room setting which is centred a vintage fireplace and the warming ambience of a woodburning stove. The adjacent conservatory is filled with natural light and provides a versatileuse space with views over the garden and doors to reach the outside, whilst a study offers an refuge for home-workers. A contemporary enhancement provides an impressive kitchen/ living room, where new timbers form an ornate framework to the part-vaulted ceiling and there is ample space for dining and casual seating zones with two sets of glazed bi-folding doors allowing a seamless transition from the inside to the outside. Fitted with sleek, contemporary cabinetry, topped with stone work surfaces, and integrated appliances, the kitchen features an island unit in complementary colour-tone with a breakfast bar setting. The rustic charm is showcased again on the upper level, with the principal featuring exposed timbers, a painted brick wall and an alcove dressing area, combined with a stylish en suite with walk in shower. There are three further bedrooms and a well-appointed, modern family bathroom on the first floor. Beautifully crafted supplemental accommodation is on offer in the detached, weatherboarded annexe dwelling, which provides a light-filled kitchen and living area, with two bedrooms and a stunning first floor bathroom.The gardens and grounds at September Farm are particularly note-worthy, having been welldesigned and landscaped to offer a tranquil, green outdoor sanctuary for both the mainhouse and the annexe. There are manicured lawns, comprehensive planting pockets with attractive architectural and floral shrubs and specimen trees and paved terracing offeringopportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. The property is set back from the road, with mature shrubs, hedging and trees affording a deal of privacy, and lengths of gravelleddriveway give separate access to the frontage and annexe and garaging. In total, 5.45 acres.The property is situated just to the south of the East Sussex village of Blackboys, which provides a haven for walking, riding and nature enthusiasts, with the local public house, TheBlackboys Inn, being a popular venue. Local amenities are available at nearby Heathfield to the east, whilst Uckfield to the west has a comprehensive range of shopping and leisurefacilities including bars/restaurants, a cinema, supermarkets and a leisure centre, as well as a railway station with services to London. Additional rail services can be found at Buxtedvillage and Haywards Heath and for road users the A22 links to the A272, A26 and M25 for onward journeys. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Greenfields independentDay & Boarding School, Holmewood House and Cumnor House School. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_blackboys-d529368/for-sale_i71009725
With red-brick and decorative tile-hung elevations, Church Cottage is an attractive period residence which displays a date marker of 1877. Perfectly blending the old with the new, the interior accommodation features exposed rustic beams, decorative vintage fireplaces, red-brick flooring and timber-planked floors, alongside contemporary design with an elegant ambience. The interlinking ground floor reception rooms consist of a formal dining hall with an open aperture to the adjoining sitting room. The sitting room is centred around a wood-burning stove and features French doors that connect to the terrace outside. There is also a versatile-use study with a calming outlook over the garden. The light-filled kitchen, with adjoining family and breakfast areas, offers the convivial hub of the home, with contemporary cabinetry topped with stone work surfaces, integrated appliances and a Belfast sink, as well as a breakfast bar unit which creates a subtle divide within the space. Bi-folding glazed doors provide a seamless transition from the inside to the outside terrace setting. The elegant presentation continues on the first floor, where the rooms benefit from an elevated outlook over the garden. The luxurious principal suite provides an en suite bathroom featuring a vintage free-standing claw foot tub. There are three further bedrooms, a well-appointed family bathroom and a room serving as a fully fitted dressing room on the upper level. A vast loft space has the potential to provide extensive storage or a tucked-away, occasional-use room.At the roadside, there is an area of gravelled hardstanding, offering parking for several vehicles. A flint-wall with trellising encloses a front garden with a gate opening onto a brick pathway providing a route to the entrance. There are wall boundaries to the rear garden which offers a tranquil, 'green' outdoor sanctuary, with expanses of lawn interspersed with specimen trees, and a low-level picket fence, atop a retaining wall, enclosing the terrace which adjoins the house. Offering opportunities for al fresco dining and relaxation whilst enjoying the south-facing aspect, this outdoor paved setting features a decorative wrought-iron pergola with climbing shrubs.The property is situated in the picturesque rural village of Westmeston at the foot of the South Downs National Park, which offers numerous walks and cycle routes to enjoy in stunning undulating landscape. Nearby Ditchling provides a good range of local amenities, as well as healthcare, a village hall hosting events and classes, and a primary school. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_westmeston-d618443/for-sale_i70410182
GUIDE PRICE: £1,500,000VIEW THE VIRTUAL TOUR HERE OR ON THE NEVILLE AND NEVILLE WEBSITE. AN EXTENSIVELY REFURBISHED & EXTENDED DETACHED FIVE BEDROOMED COUNTRY HOME SET IN 6 ACRES OF PRIVATE GROUNDS COMPRISING OF GARDENS & ADJOINING GRAZING PADDOCKS SET OFF A QUIET COUNTRY LANE LOCATED IN A QUIET RURAL LOCATION ALL WEATHER MENAGE AND GRAZING PADDOCKS, MAKING THIS PROPERTY ALSO SUITABLE FOR EQUESTRIAN ENTHUSIASTS CONVENIENT DRIVING DISTANCE OF BOTH ETCHINGHAM & STONEGATE MAINLINE TRAIN STATIONS, MAKING THIS PROPERTY IDEAL FOR LONDON COMMUTERS WONDERFUL RURAL VIEWS LARGE SUN TERRACES RECEPTION HALL SITTING ROOM DINING ROOM KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM CLOAKROOM UTILTY ROOM INNER LOBBY STUDY / BEDROOM FIVE ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM TO BEDROOM ONE AS WELL AS OPEN PLAN BATH AREA LUXURY FAMILY BATHROOM / SHOWER ROOM ELEGANT GRAVEL DRIVEWAY WITH OPEN FRONTED GARAGING / CARPORTS DETACHED SUMMER HOUSEDESCRIPTION: Set within its own 6 acres of grass paddocks and landscaped gardens, this attractive detached four / five bedroomed character style farmhouse has already had extensive renovations, extensions and renovations to include a marvellous open plan dining room with bi folding doors and amazing views, a separate sitting room, a large open plan kitchen / breakfast room, an impressive reception hall, in addition to an inner lobby, a downstairs cloakroom, as well as a study / bedroom five.Furthermore, upstairs there is a naturally bright landing area, four further double bedrooms, a newly fitted luxury ensuite shower room and open plan bathroom to the main bedroom suite, as well as a newly fitted luxurious family bathroom / shower room. What's more, the extensive loft area lends itself for additional conversion opportunities, subject to planning. Virtually every room enjoys stunning views of the surrounding countryside, all of which, when complimented with the property's peaceful rural setting, creates very desirable relaxing home, in an idyllic setting. Equestrian buyers, are also certain to be attracted to this location and the excellent opportunities and possibilities this property can offer them, especially as there has already been a previous all weather menage located to the far top right-hand corner of one of the lush green grass paddocks which in all are currently understood to extend to circa 6 acres (TBV).SITUATION: Located off a quiet country lane in the sought-after area of Dallington East Sussex, within easy reach of the local bridleways and the village amenities, as well as the very popular Swan Inn, makes this property perfect for London commuters, especially as the mainline stations of Etchingham, Battle and Crowhurst are all within convenient driving distances. Dallington has a surprising amount to offer, including its popular primary school, picturesque village centre, with its beautiful historical old church, breath taking views at almost every turn, a village store, a popular local Inn and wonderful long rural walks through enchanting forests and lush green undulating fields. Depending upon educational needs, there is an abundant variety to choose from, including, Bede's, Mayfield School for Girls, Eastbourne College, Heathfield and Battle Abbey to name but a few. In addition to the local village shops, including Rushlake Green, the towns of Heathfield, Battle and Tunbridge Wells are able to offer a broad range of comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities. ACCOMMODATION: Elegant character front door opening into a fabulously renovated reception hall.MAIN RECEPTION HALL: With twin double glazed full height windows with an attractive aspect over the front cottage styled gardens. Impressive tiled flooring, feature lighting, under stairs storage, doors leading off to the lounge and kitchen / breakfast room, as well as a feature wooden staircase leading up to the first-floor landing.KITCHEN BREAKFAST ROOM: Approached from the main reception hall and having been recently enhanced and renovated with new modern Italian style units with marble effect work tops over, further central matching island for preparations and large breakfast bar / seating area, inset stainless steel sink, wonderfully sought after four oven AGA with dual use and different fuel / energy source depending upon time of year, down lights, lime wash oak effect plank style flooring, further feature ceiling lights, double glazed windows with aspect to front cottage styled gardens, large twin open plan effect arches leading beyond into the sitting room and additional open plan dining room area.OPEN PLAN SITTING ROOM AND ADJOINING OPEN PLAN FORMAL DINING ROOM: A most breath-taking double aspect room with an immense amount of natural light and benefitting from beautiful panoramic views over the property's adjoining six acres through its fully retractable bi folding doors, down lights, lime wash oak effect plank styled flooring. Directly outside are the adjoining Indian paved sun terraces, which are ideal for alfresco dining.SECONDARY KITCHEN / 1ST UTILTY ROOM: Adjoining the main kitchen / breakfast room and approached by single door. Comprising of modern ranges of base units with marble effect worktops, twin sink unit with mixer tap, space for dishwasher, space for large American fridge freezer, down lights and windows with a most wonderous aspect over the rear gardens and the adjoining six acres. LOUNGE: A double aspect room with a feature Adam style fireplace, down lights, further feature wall lights, double glazed window with aspect over the front gardens, further double-glazed window with aspect over side garden.BOOT ROOM: Approached from the secondary kitchen and with down lights, door paned and panelled door leading outside to existing old conservatory extension. UTILITY ROOM: With space and points for dryer and washing machine, fuse box, coats and boot storage area, window with aspect to conservatory.CLOAKROOM: Comprising of a W.C., wash basin and heater.STUDY / BEDROOM FIVE: With doors and windows with aspect over the rear gardens. FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION: Stairs from main reception hall leading to galleried first floor landing with window enjoying an absolutely stunning outlook over the adjoining 6 acres and countryside beyond. PLEASE NOTE: There is potential to create a 2nd floor due to the size of the roof void above, obviously also subject to planning. BEDROOM ONE MAIN SUITE WITH OPEN PLAN BATHROOM AND ENSUITE SHOWER ROM: A double sized room with fitted mirror wardrobes and feature open plan bathroom area to include a large double slipper bath with chrome taps and shower control attachment, double glazed window above with beautiful far-reaching views over the grounds and adjoining countryside. Double bedroom area with hatch to large roof void possibly suitable for conversion subject to planning, double glazed window with aspect over the front gardens.ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM: Recently fitted to include a double sized heavy glazed fronted shower with drying area, tiled walls, chrome shower control system, wall mounted heated towel rail, W.C., twin feature wash basins with chrome taps, marble splash back, chrome taps, double-glazed window, down lights.BEDROOM TWO: A double sized double aspect room with double glazed window with aspect over the front gardens and views beyond and a further double-glazed window with aspect over the side gardens and 6 acres of paddocks.BEDROOM THREE: A double sized room with fitted wardrobe cupboard and double-glazed window with access to side gardens and further fabulous views beyond of the adjoining countryside. BEDROOM FOUR: A double sized room with fitted wardrobe cupboards and double-glazed window with aspect to the front and views beyond. InFAMILY BATHROOM / SHOWER ROOM: Recently fitted with a feature roll top slipper bath with chrome taps and separate shower control, W.C., feature wash basin, separate corner shower with heavy glazed sides with curved retractable doors with chrome handles, chrome shower control system, tiled walls, wall mounted heated towel rail, tiled floor, down lights, airing cupboard, window with aspect to side garden and splendid breath-taking views beond.OUTSIDE: This attractive detached character styled farmhouse is set within circa 6 acres (to be verified) of predominantly grass paddocks, including also approximately half an acre of formal cottage styled gardens which encapsulate the main house to all sides. There is already a driveway leading off the quiet country lane with its own gated entrance, in addition to also having an old detached garage carport building, as well as another useful outbuilding for either storage use or as a private workshop facility. The rear and side gardens located to the southerly aspect have a recently landscaped elegant Indian stone paved sun terrace with wonderful views beyond over the grass paddocks and further adjoining countryside. Equestrian enthusiasts could quite easily add their own equine facilities subject to planning, especially as there is already the remains of an all-weather menage to the front top right-hand corner, which currently has a covering of grass over its surface area. There is also ample space for a stable complex to be built subject to planning.The land itself is level and gently sloping in places, so very suitable for all sorts of livestock for those interested in creating a future small holding. EPC: DCOUNCIL BAND TAX: G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_dallington-d555258/for-sale_i68868116
This charming four-bedroom home sits on leafy Sunnyside Road in Royal Tunbridge Wells. Designed with an impeccable eye for detail, the home has been extended and renovated throughout to include a bespoke kitchen, playful interiors and Crittall doors that flood the interiors with natural light. Interiors span some 2,077 sq ft, while outside, a landscaped garden unfolds with established flower beds, fragrant hyacinths and beautiful Lawson's cypress trees. Quiet Sunnyside Road is just outside of the centre of Tunbridge Wells, from which trains run into London in under an hour. Setting the Scene Contemporary interventions to the house have been done with great sensitivity; the original building dates back to the early 20th century and in form remains very much the same. A pristine white stucco facade conceals what lies within, where interiors have been meticulously planned with great consideration. There is an easy flow from the ground floor spaces to the garden beyond, achieved by Crittall doors that create a seamless and cohesive open-plan space. Additional touches, like a bespoke brass staircase, add to the playfulness of the decorative scheme, which combines an Edwardian shell with mid-century and contemporary flourishes. For more information, please see the History section below. The Grand Tour The house and its garden are concealed from the road by a high brick wall. Entry to the home is via a striking glossy red double door, which is flanked by brass external lights by KES lighting. Ahead lies the ground floor reception room and kitchen, a vast space divided by a floating central staircase by SBG Architectural. Light floods the interiors via windows on three of the floor walls, including a set of floor-to-ceiling Crittall doors leading to the garden. The sense of light and space is further enhanced by a sumptuous, gloss ceiling finished in Farrow and Ball's 'Wimbourne White' paint. The kitchen is grounded by a striking quartzite marble island. Topping bespoke units, the stone is rich with emerald green veining and has been finished in a reflective polish. Floating glass shelving sits above a bank of cabinets opposite, with a brass sink and mixer taps by deVOL. Appliances have been cleverly hidden away, and a large pantry is a useful spot for storing kitchen essentials. Adjacent is a handy boot room and WC, with a separate entranceway and bank of bespoke storage units. Past the brass staircase are the formal reception spaces. Currently divided into a dining room, with a sitting area at the rear, the room has decorative moulding and a deep dental cornicing which continues from the kitchen. A wood-burning stove sits in an open fireplace, and the room is lit by windows overlooking the front and rear of the house. A handy utility room sits just off the reception room, with space for white goods and linen storage, as well as a butler sink. Beyond here is the cosy informal sitting room. Added as part of the recent extension works of the house, the space has a large picture skylight above, and solid oak flooring underfoot, which covers the ground floor. The room, which overlooks the peaceful garden, has been finished with the blush pink 'Potted Shrimp' by Farrow and Ball. Across the first floor, there are four bedrooms and three baths. The primary suite occupies the front corner of the plan and has dual-aspect views over the garden. Finished in a calming white, the bedroom has a deep pile carpet and a large walk-in wardrobe with bespoke brass ironmongery in the shape of a radial sun. A primary en suite lined with Mandarin Stone tiles sits adjacent and has a wonderful oblong sink by Tom Dixon, a shower and a WC. There are three further bedrooms on the first floor; all with bespoke cabinetry and impeccable finishes; one also has an en suite, with pastel pink sanitaryware by West One Bathrooms. A large family bathroom completes the floor, with a freestanding copper bath and fixtures also by West One Bathrooms. The Great Outdoors Externally, the landscaped garden unfolds to the front of the house, bordered by pine, beech and cypress trees. A flagged terrace abuts the house and is perfect for dining during warmer months, while well-established perennials intermingle with fragrant magnolia stellata, lily of the valley and wisteria plants in a mixture of flat and raised beds. A decked area at the rear of the walled garden is home to a shiplap-clad studio space, lined internally with reclaimed wood; with an internal log burner and electricity, it is currently used as a cosy snug and TV room. The decking is partially shaded by a cypress tree and is used by the current owners as a hot tub space with an additional dining area. Rounding up the external grounds is a large garage building with a mezzanine floor above. The block has been recently added during current renovations and sits adjacent to the main house. Out and About Tunbridge Wells offers a wide range of independent shops, theatres, coffee shops, supermarkets, and an abundance of farm shops and restaurants, including acclaimed Tallow, a short stroll away. There are many highly regarded state and private schools in Tunbridge Wells and the local surrounding area including Tunbridge Wells Girls' Grammar School, Tunbridge Wells Boys' Grammar, Tonbridge Grammar School for Girls, Tonbridge School, Judd, Skinners; there are also several good options for primary school-aged children. The town itself has many restaurants, theatres, and supermarkets, while throughout the summer there are jazz festivals and regular food and craft markets. There is a range of excellent pubs, including the Sussex Arms and Ragged Trousers. There are live jazz performances on the bandstand on summer evenings. Several highly regarded public and independent schools are also in the area, including Claremont, Holmewood House, Rose Hill and The Mead, covering primary education to senior level. Trains run from Tunbridge Wells and High Brooms into London Charing Cross in under an hour. The M25, Ashford Station (for the Channel Tunnel) and Gatwick Airport are all within easy driving distance. Council Tax Band: C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_royal-tunbridge-wells-d549642/for-sale_i71589293
This magnificent detached period farmhouse is situated on a rarely available quiet rural country lane, amidst tranquil, stunning landscaped garden extending to circa 1.3 acres. Conveniently located a short drive to Robertsbridge with a mainline station serving London Charing Cross and the coast.The property is approached via a gated driveway to which you are immediately impressed by the properties grand exterior. The equally impressive interior comprises a spacious reception hall, triple aspect drawing room with an open fire, snug, cloakroom, boot room, utility room and an impressive 37ft bespoke crafted kitchen/dining room. To the first floor there is a large open landing used as a study, a dual aspect master suite with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms one of which has a en-suite bathroom and a further family bathroom.The property is nestled within beautifully landscaped private gardens that comprises of a sweeping lawn, a large sandstone terrace, Victorian style kitchen garden, a summerhouse/forge and a detached double garage.The property is approached via a quiet country lane and is accessed via double wooden gates, leading onto a pea shingle driveway with exterior lighting that can be remote operated. A Yorkstone path leads to the covered entrance with further exterior lighting and a traditional solid wood front door into:-Reception Hall - This welcoming entrance is flooded with light via French doors with aspect and access onto the rear sun terrace, tiled floor, cellar access, exposed beams, wall mounted lighting and stairs to the first floor.Cloakroom - Fitted with a low level w.c, wash hand basin with hot and cold tap, ceiling lighting and obscured window to rear aspect.Drawing Room - 5.33m x 4.80m (17'6 x 15'9) - This impressive room enjoys a triple aspect with views over the garden, exposed beams, open fireplace, wall lighting and two radiatorsSnug - 4.83m x 3.58m (15'10 x 11'9) - Enjoying a dual aspect to the front and rear of the property, antique pammet tiled floor, feature fireplace, wall lighting and two radiators.Kitchen/Dining Room - 11.46m x 4.04m (37'7 x 13'3) - Fitted with a oak bespoke crafted kitchen with base units, pantry cupboard and dresser unit with a granite work surface and matching upturns, integral larder fridge, integral dishwasher, large combination AGA which is oil fired to one side and with a electric side oven and hob to the other, ceramic sink with hot and cold taps, antique pammet tiled floor, triple aspect via windows to the front and the side and two sets of French doors, inset ceiling and wall lighting and ample space for a large family dining table.Boot Room - With window to side aspect, antique pammet tiled floor, ceiling lighting, radiator, ample space for boots coats and for further fridge and freezer.Utility Room - Fitted with matching wall and base mounted units with a work surface over, single bowl butler sink with hot and cold taps, space for washing machine and tumble dryer, base mounted oil fired boiler, antique pammet tiled floor and ceiling lighting.Conservatory/Garden Room - Accessed via the kitchen/dining room with access onto the garden.First Floor - Stairs leading up onto:-Landing/Study Area - 4.93m x 3.18m (16'2 x 10'5) - This light and airy space enjoys a dual aspect to the front and rear of the property and is currently used as a study area, with ceiling lighting and radiator.Master Bedroom - 4.95m x 3.53m (16'3 x 11'7) - Enjoying a dual aspect with lovely views over the garden, two radiators, walk-in wardrobe with hanging rails, shelving, window, radiator and lighting.En-Suite Shower Room - With low level w.c, vanity wash basin with mixer tap and storage beneath, shower cubicle with concealed fitments and rainfall shower head, inset ceiling lighting, tiled floor, exposed wall and ceiling timbers, window to side aspect and traditional radiator with incorporated towel rail.Bedroom Three - 3.96m x 3.66m (13' x 12') - Window to front aspect, exposed beams, ceiling lighting and radiator.Bedroom Four - 2.57m x 2.77m (8'5 x 9'1) - Dual aspect windows to the front and side, radiator, loft hatch access and ceiling lighting.Bathroom - Fitted with a low level w.c, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, tiled floor, inset ceiling aspect and traditional radiator incorporating a towel rail.Bedroom Two - 4.06m x 3.78m (13'4 x 12'5) - Windows to garden aspect, airing cupboard and radiator.En-Suite Bathroom - Appointed with a low level w.c, bespoke vanity wash unit with hot and cold tap and storage beneath, free standing claw footed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, tiled floor, wall and ceiling lighting, window to side aspect and traditional radiator incorporating and towel rail.Outside - The Forge/Summer House - 5.82m x 2.92m (19'1 x 9'7) - With power and lighting, double doors and covered seating area.Double Garage - 5.94m x 5.87m (19'6 x 19'3) - With up and over garage door. Ample parking is available on the sweeping driveway.Garden/Grounds - The beautifully landscaped garden wrap around the property which is privately enclosed by mature woodlands and a stream. There is a substantial sandstone terrace running adjacent to the property which is ideal for outdoor entertaining. Steps then lead up onto the sweeping lawn with a number of specimen shrubs, trees, wild flowers and even orchids. There are a number of thoughtfully positioned seating areas arranged to enjoy the garden and sun thought-out the day, an enclosed Victorian style kitchen garden with raised beds, greenhouse and water tap, a timber shed and the summer house/forge which also has a delightful seating area under the dapple shade of the trees.The garden extends to approximately 1.3 acres and will be sure to delight any keen gardener.Agent Notes - None of the services or appliances mentioned in these sale particulars have been tested. It should also be noted that measurements quoted are given for guidance only and are approximate and should not be relied upon for any other purpose.Council tax band G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salehurst-d607738/for-sale_i71071240
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