A beautifully presented, substantial, family house enjoying a tucked away position whilst ideally placed for the grammar schools and amenities of the town. DescriptionBuilt in the late 1940s, Honnington has been extended and updated over time, to create a sizeable, welcoming, and very attractive family home sat on a surprisingly large plot, found at the end of a private road, in this highly convenient residential area of Tunbridge Wells. Carefully maintained by our clients for the last 25 years, Honnington is light and spacious and immaculately presented throughout providing family-friendly accommodation. On entering, the reception hall leads to an impressive formal sitting room, with feature fireplace and large picture window from which to admire the garden. There are two further reception rooms, one of which is used by our clients as a study to accommodate today's working from home needs and one which is used as a more formal dining room with a striking vaulted ceiling and glass lantern, with French doors opening directly to the garden; both of these rooms offer flexibility and can be used to suit individual needs.The stylish kitchen/breakfast room, which is perfect for more informal dining is beautifully fitted with a handmade 'Woodwork' shaker- style kitchen, with attractive base and wall cabinetry providing good storage with some integrated appliances and space for a large Range cooker, with a pantry that offers ample additional storage. The adjoining utility room offers further storage, space for a fridge-freezer and butler sink, with stable door opening to the rear garden. A shower room with W.C. completes the ground floor. The first-floor comprises four spacious bedrooms, with the addition of a well-appointed family bathroom, and separate wc. There is also access to the large loft space, which offers much scope for conversion subject to all necessary consents.Outside - The garden to the rear is a notable feature of the property with established raised beds and borders, specimen trees and planting providing much colour and interest. A raised paved terrace with summer house is the perfect spot for outdoor dining and relaxing. The generous expanse of lawn, is perfect for child's play and there is a screened vegetable garden for the green-fingered wishing to be more self-sufficient. The property is approached over a driveway providing off-street parking for several cars and access to the attached garage.LocationTunbridge Wells is the only spa town in the Southeast of England, with elegant architecture and a variety of cultural, entertainment and shopping attractions, including the historic Pantiles (approximately 2 miles), known for its charming Georgian colonnade, summer Jazz festivals, regular food and craft markets and Chalybeate Spring; there are two theatres locally, an abundance of cafes and restaurants and a mixture of national multiple retailers and independent shops.Laurel Bank is located to the north of the centre of Tunbridge Wells, perfectly placed for the very good amenities in both Southborough and the St. Johns area on the north side of Tunbridge Wells. In St. Johns there are a number of mini supermarkets, including Sainsburys Local, M&S Food and Waitrose. There are many cafes, bars and restaurants, hairdressers and local independent shops, including The Cheese Shop, Phoenix Antiques and Best Health Food Shop Tunbridge Wells, and is also within convenient reach of the Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre. Southborough High Street offers a further wealth of local amenities, with barbers, hairdressers, Southborough Butcher, Costcutter, Tesco Express, hairdressers to name but a few and are joined by the recently constructed and imposing Southborough Hub which will include a new medical centre, library, theatre/hall, coffee shop, community rooms, football pavilion and town council offices, together with retail and housing, forming a mini town centre; there are a number of pubs and restaurants including the highly regarded 'Tallow' restaurant on Southborough Common. State and Private Schools: There are many highly-regarded schools in Tunbridge Wells, including Skinners, TWGGS, TWGSB, St John's CE primary, Bennett Memorial Diocesan and St Gregory's secondaries, to the north in Tonbridge, Judd, TGSG and Weald of Kent Grammar. Public schools at senior level include Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Eastbourne and Brighton.Mainline rail: High Brooms (about 0.8 miles) and Tunbridge Wells (about 2 miles), with fast and frequent services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street with journey times from 50 minutes.The Centaur Commuter Coach service also stops along the St John's Road.Communications: The A26 joins the A21 just North of the town, linking through to the M25 (junction 5) London orbital motorway, and thereby to the national motorway network, and to the South coast. Gatwick Airport is about 23 miles to the West, accessible via the motorway or via the A264.Square Footage: 2,011 sq ft Acreage: 0.4 AcresDirectionsPostcode - TN4 0DG. From the St.John's Road (A26) turn onto Powder Mill Lane. Laurel Bank is the third turning on the left hand side. Honnington will be found at the far end of the road on the right hand side. Additional InfoLocal Authority: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council.Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage.Laurel Bank is a private road. A voluntary and annual contribution (currently £100 p/a) is made by the residents for upkeep and maintenance. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71658076
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Offered to the open market, a wonderful detached family home built in the 1970's in this sought after location in Tunbridge Wells with flexible accommodation and far reaching views.The front door opens into the welcoming and spacious hallway which provides access to the impressive kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has been recently renovated to an exceptional standard with a kitchen island, underfloor heating, a range of wall and base units and integrated appliances. There is a family room which has a cosy log burner and French doors leading out onto the garden providing stupendous views across Tunbridge Wells. There is a fabulous sitting room which has an open fireplace and is a focal point to the room as well as a large bay window ensuring the room is flooded with an abundance of natural light. The conservatory is accessed via this room and is a fantastic space to enjoy the views. Also to note on this floor, there is a cloakroom with w.c.On the first floor are five double bedrooms and three well-appointed bathrooms. The principle bedroom is exceptionally impressive with built in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom.The property has a wonderful approach; a long private driveway leads to parking for several vehicles and a garage. To the rear of the property is a secluded garden mainly laid to lawn with tremendous far reaching views across Tunbridge Wells.N.B - Subsequent to the photos and floor plans, the conservatory has since been dismantled due to it falling into disrepair.The property is located in the popular southern part of the town, ideally situated for the mainline station and a varied range of shops, cafes and restaurants on the historic Pantiles and High Street. Tunbridge Wells provides a range of all the usual high street shops and stores for day to day needs as well as a number of specialist boutiques and retailers.Tunbridge Wells and wider Tonbridge is well served by a range of excellent schools for children of all ages, including Rose Hill, The Mead and Holmewood House preparatory schools. Secondary schools including Skinners and Tunbridge Wells Grammar Schools for Boys and Girls.Leisure facilities include the open green spaces of Tunbridge Wells Common, Calverley and Dunorlan Park, Hargate Forest and a variety of golf, cricket and tennis clubs. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71027629
Southview is a charming detached family home built by Berkeley Homes in 1999. The property is set in a private cul-de-sac with electric gates, incorporating a blend of style and comfortable living throughout, with parking for multiple cars and wonderful garden and grounds.The front door opens up into a spacious hallway with under floor heating and a convenient cloakroom located on the left-hand side. The ground floor consists of a large open-plan kitchen/dining room situated to the rear of the property, offering fitted wall and base units and integrated appliances with French patio doors leading out to a beautifully maintained patio and garden. The sitting room is of a generous size and offers views to the surrounding garden with double doors leading to the outside. Also of note, there is a delightful study, a good-sized play room, and a superb family room with a working feature fireplace. The first floor comprises 5 large bedrooms with a well-appointed family bathroom. The double-fronted principal bedroom offers ample space for storage with wall-length fitted wardrobes and an en suite with dual vanity. The secondary bedroom features a fitted wardrobe and an en suite with shower. The property is approached via a private driveway with double garage and parking for multiple cars at the front.The property is located in a prime position within easy reach of Langton Green, with its local shops, public house and the village green. As well as the mainline station for London, Tunbridge Wells offers comprehensive shopping facilities including many major national stores in Royal Victoria Place and a wide variety of individual shops, cafes and restaurants on the famous Pantiles and historic High Street.Langton Green provides an excellent base for many schools. Local preparatory schools include Holmewood House, Ashdown House, Brambletye and The Schools at Somerhill. Independent schools include Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Mayfield, Worth Abbey and Benenden. Tunbridge Wells Grammar Schools for boys and girls and Skinners School. The property is also located exceptionally well for the renowned Langton Green Primary School. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i68910849
The property is an interesting character house, originally two cottages, which now offers substantial family accommodation with stunning far-reaching open countryside views. The flexible accommodation provides bedrooms on both floors and a spacious first floor reception room, positioned to take advantage of the fantastic views. The front door opens into an entrance hall with a w.c. and utility room off as well as a study and breakfast/family room which both have windows overlooking the gardens and beautiful countryside beyond. The breakfast/family room has a fireplace with wood burner and double doors leading through to the large conservatory, which in turn has double doors opening out to the terrrace and gardens creating a lovely space for entertaining. Open plan to the breakfast/family room, the well laid out fitted kitchen has a door to the impressive triple aspect dining room which also has doors opening onto the gardens.An inner hall gives access to three ground floor bedrooms as well as a shower room. At the end of the hall, there is a useful boot room with doors to the outside and a door to the garage.On the first floor, the sitting room has three large windows taking advantage of the fantastic views over the property's own land and the open countryside beyond. Also on this level there are four bedrooms (three of which have access to en suite bath/shower rooms as well as a large storage cupboard. Outside, the house is approached over a long farm track leading to a private paved driveway and tandem garage. The grounds extend to just over an acre in total and are equally split between beautifully landscaped gardens with lawns screened by mature trees and hedging and a meadow with a wooden outbuilding providing a stable, hay store and garden room/studio.Inall about 1.04 acres.Tunbridge Wells station 2.5 miles (London Bridge from 44 minutes). A21 - 3.3 miles. Tonbridge station 7 miles (London Bridge from 34 minutes). Gatwick airport 26 miles. Central London 41 miles. (All times and distances approximate)The property is located in a stunning rural location, yet only just over two miles from the sought-after town of Tunbridge Wells which provides a wide range of shopping, commercial and recreational facilities as well as the historic Pantiles and old High Street and a mainline station with a regular commuter service to London. The A21 provides access to the M25 and the national motorway network giving access to London Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the Channel Tunnel and the ferry ports.The area is well known for its excellent choice of well-regarded schools within the state and private sectors including Rose Hill Preparatory School, Holmewood House Preparatory School in Langton Green, Kent College at Pembury, grammar schools in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge, and public schools in Tonbridge and Sevenoaks.Leisure facilities in the area include numerous restaurants, health clubs, multi-screen cinema complex and theatres; golf at The Nevill, Tunbridge Wells; sailing at Bewl Water and south coast centres; extensive walking and riding in the surrounding countryside. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i69478645
Modern family living meets classic Victorian style; a substantial villa in this sought-after location DescriptionA most impressive double-fronted Victorian Villa with a striking contemporary finish which brings this substantial family home right up-to-date. Located in this prime position, Phoenix House offers a fabulous home, ideally placed for family life, being within a mile of the sought-after grammar schools and the mainline stations at High Brooms and Tunbridge Wells. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and the lovely character features typical of this period are all in place; well proportioned rooms, with high ceilings and large bay and sash windows creating a feeling of light and space whilst dado rails, picture rails, decorative coving, folding window shutters and pretty fireplaces all add to the appeal. Our clients have created a spacious kitchen/dining room by integrating the former drawing room to provide lovely family space, installed a stylish Neptune kitchen and renovated the flooring. The kitchen opens out to the garden which is lovely additional space for entertaining during the summer months. The generous ground floor space also includes a bay-windowed drawing room, a sitting room and a cozy snug. The adaptable accommodation upstairs currently comprises four double bedrooms, including a superb principal bedroom with en suite bath/shower room, a family shower room, and a laundry room on the first floor, a charming mezzanine study area with an outlook over the garden, and two further good-sized bedrooms on the second floor, together with a shower room, ideal for teenagers needing their own special space. Below there is a surprisingly generous cellar, currently used as a workshop and storage. A pretty courtyard-style garden with terrace and an area of lawn lies to the rear of the property, accessed via the kitchen where a covered pergola provides sheltered outdoor space. To the front, is a generous area of garden with shrub borders and high hedging screening the road and a pedestrian gate leading to the impressive porched entrance. A driveway lies to the side of the property, shared with numbers 17. Our clients and the neighbours have built a garage building between the two, with Phoenix House having the benefit of a single garage. There is parking space for several cars in front of the garage alongside Phoenix House and a gate to the rear garden.LocationTunbridge Wells is the only spa town in the southeast of England, known for its elegant architecture and variety of cultural attractions including the historic Pantiles area on the south side of town which is a Georgian colonnade with individual shops, cafes and restaurants and which hosts summer jazz festivals, food and craft markets and the Chalybeate Spring. There are two theatres in the centre of town, cafes and restaurants, national multiple retailers and many independent shops. Queens Road is on the northern edge of town, within immediate reach of the very good amenities in the St Johns area, with its mini-supermarkets, including Sainsburys Local and M&S Food, cafes, bars and restaurants, hairdressers and independent shops, including The Cheese Shop, The Bloom Foundry, Phoenix Antiques and Best Health Food Shop. For recreation, the Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre and the Common with its cricket pitch and lovely walking are within a mile and there are tennis facilities at the Nevill grounds, the renowned Nevill Golf Club and access to local cycle routes.State and Private Schools: There are many highly-regarded schools in the close vicinity of Phoenix House, including Skinners, TWGGS, TWGSB, St John's CE primary, Bennett Memorial Diocesan and St Gregory's secondaries, all being within a mile.Mainline rail: High Brooms (approximately 1.3 miles) and Tunbridge Wells (approximately a mile), with fast and frequent services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street, with journey times from 50 minutes.The Centaur Commuter Coach service to London also stops along the St John's RoadSquare Footage: 4,256 sq ft DirectionsFrom our office in Tunbridge Wells High Street, proceed up the hill and turn left at the end onto Vale Road. After the zebra crossing turn right and then right again to join London Road. Continue straight over the crossroads on the Common and bear left at the mini-roundabout after the Ford dealership. Having passed St Johns Church on the right and opposite the BP garage turn right into Queens Road and Phoenix House, Number 19 will be found after a short distance on the left hand side. Additional InfoServices: Mains gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, Tax Band G. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70994147
Offered to the open market with tremendous scope and potential, a substantial detached house offering in excess of 1948 sq. ft of accommodation, situated on the sought-after Eden Road.The property's layout is primarily reversed, with the front door opening up to a large and welcoming hallway, with access to the carport via an internal door on the left-hand side. The ground floor comprises four good-sized bedrooms with a large family bathroom. The second bedroom offers an en suite with a shower. Steps lead up to the first floor, on to the open plan sitting/dining room with a feature fireplace and double doors leading out to the balcony with delightful wisteria, which wraps around to the back and sides of the house, offering townscape views towards Warwick Park. To the front of the property is a good-sized kitchen with integrated wall and base units and a convenient cloakroom to the left of the hallway. The principal bedroom enjoys an attractive outlook with a large dressing room with built in cupboards and a well-appointed en suite with dual vanity and shower. At the front of the property is a carport and driveway with four off street parking spaces. To the rear the house benefits from a large, mature garden, with lawn, beds, a magnificent mature magnolia tree and a small pond, which stretches round three sides of the property and includes two terraces.The property occupies a convenient central position in one of the most highly sought after roads in the town. Situated in the desirable 'village area', Eden Road is within easy reach of the town centre, with its mainline railway station, restaurants and wide array of shops and boutiques; as well as the historic Pantiles and Old High Street. It is also ideally located for access to the Nevill tennis, cricket clubs situated off Warwick Park and is a stones throw away from The Grove gardens and Calverley Park. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70754180
The White House has been comprehensively renovated and refurbished by the current owners to an exceptionally high standard, blending an array of wonderful modern touches whilst providing generous and flexible accommodation. The front door opens up to a light and airy entrance hall, providing access to all the principle living areas. There is a convenient utility room with cloakroom located on the right-hand side that offers a secondary access point to both entrance and to the rear of the property. The house also benefits from under floor heating throughout the ground floor. The reception hall leads to an impressive modern, open plan Neptune inspired kitchen with large island and seating areas, offering fitted wall and base units and fully integrated appliances including two fridges, two dishwashers and an electric Aga. Wonderful bi-fold doors lead out to a beautiful south facing garden with wrap-around paved patio. There is also a convenient sitting and dining area overlooking the wonderful garden and grounds offering a great area for day-to-day life and entertaining. The living room with working wood-burning fireplace and spectacular lantern skylight is an exceptional space for adults with double aspect doors. To note there is a convenient study located on the lower ground floor, which has been built by the current owners with extant planning permission to build a further triple oak framed car lodge with home office above (REF: 21/02603/FULL).On the first floor there are five generously proportioned bedrooms, the large principal suite features a stylish ensuite shower room and integrated storage space. The second bedroom offers ensuite with shower room. There is also an attractive large family bathroom with roll top bath, double basin vanity unit and separate shower. There is also an accessible loft hatch offering very generous storage space. The fabulous garden and grounds surrounding the house are a wonderful feature of this property and are cleverly divided into various sections to make use of the space. To the rear is a beautiful, secluded garden with established flowering shrubs, mature hedging, and an expanse of lawn. An attractive large, paved terrace wrapping around to the front and sides of the house, provides the perfect back drop for entertaining and alfresco dining. There is a large children's play area, as well hot tub and swim spa.To note there are two convenient sheds providing ample storage space.. Please note the hot tub, swim spa and electric Aga are subject to negotiation.White House is situated in a semi-rural position on the edge of the highly desirable village of Speldhurst which lies approximately three miles to the north west of Tunbridge Wells, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Speldhurst offers a village store serving day to day needs, a primary school, doctors' surgery and church as well as one of the most popular gastro-pubs in the area. The nearby town of Royal Tunbridge Wells offers a comprehensive range of shopping as well as sporting, recreational and cultural amenities. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70688828
A beautiful circa 16th Century period property with flexible family accommodation across three floors DescriptionFlorance House is an attractive character property of some scale at about 5,000 square feet, set over three floors and the original part of the house is believed to date from the 16th century. However, while the house benefits from this character, it is also well adapted to modern day living, with good reception rooms as well as a large kitchen and with three bathrooms serving up to a maximum of eight bedrooms; one of these on the first floor would make for a splendid home office.The delightful entrance hall has oak floors and a brick fireplace with the main staircase rising to the first floor. Three further doors lead from the entrance hall into the drawing room, dining room, and hallway. The drawing room has fitted bookshelves with cupboards below and a large brick fireplace with a wooden surround and stone hearth. A door from the drawing room opens onto the decking area with pergola above. The spacious dining room has a decorative fireplace with an etched Tudor rose wooden surround and a display recess on either side. The generous kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with bespoke hand-painted shaker units with a granite worksurface and upstands. There is a double Belfast sink, four-oven AGA and a large central island with an attached crescent table seating five people. There is also a walk-in larder and a separate utility room with a Belfast sink with space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, and freezer/fridge. There is a secondary entrance from the front garden which acts as a boot room, with a store room housing the boilers and separate WC. The main hallway leads to the family room which has a pretty brick fireplace and doors opening to the patio, with a second door opening onto the decking area. The study has a fitted bookshelf and a bay window with a bench below. A secondary staircase and cellar can also be accessed from the main hallway.From the entrance hall, the main stairs lead to a wide landing with a roof light. The spacious principal suite has been updated by the current owners and comprises full-length windows that open to views of the garden, recessed built-in wardrobes and en suite with a freestanding bath, shower, and twin sink units. There are five further bedrooms on this floor, three of which enjoy fitted wardrobes. The owners currently use the largest bedroom as a secondary sitting room. On the second floor, there are two further double bedrooms enjoying a wonderful outlook across the neighbouring fields, together with a family bathroom; the second floor lends itself to a teenager suite, with the option to use one bedroom as a reception room; similar to the current owners granny suite setup.The current owners have made a range of improvements to the property including the installation of a new roof and the replacement of all first and second floor front and side windows in 2011, as well as adding a bay window to the study in 2016 and updating the downstairs cloakroom. Additionally new coping stones were added to a rear flat roof and the fascias and soffits were redecorated in 2022.The front garden has some evergreen hedging to the perimeter with a gravel turning circle around a rhododendron and an area of lawn.The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a mature oak tree, a paved terrace, and a newly installed decking area with feature lights and a pergola. A reclaimed brick wall marks the boundary to one side with timber fencing and a brick wall to the other side. Two gates give access from the garden onto Florance Lane.LocationFlorance House is set in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of Groombridge village which straddles the Kent/Sussex border. In addition, there are excellent other amenities in the village, including a post office and a general store, as well as a highly regarded bakers and the area is superb for walking and cycling. The nearby towns of Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells offer more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. The bus stop is located opposite the property with regular connections to Tunbridge Wells. Schools: Groombridge has its own highly-regarded primary school, graded as "Outstanding" overall in the most recent Ofsted report, and there is the Beacon Acadamy secondary school in Crowborough, which has been rising in status. Tunbridge Wells offers alternative secondary schooling, including the Grammar Schools, but where entry from East Sussex is more restricted. In terms of private schools, there are many highly regarded options, including Holmewood House preparatory school in Langton Green and public schools in Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Eastbourne, Brighton, Mayfield and Upper Dicker.Mainline Rail: Eridge (approximately 2.8 miles) with journey times to London Bridge from 54 minutes, Tunbridge Wells (approximately 5 miles) to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street from 54 minutes and Ashurst (approximately 3.6 miles) with journey times to Victoria from 1 hour 2 minutes.Communications: The A21, accessible just to the North of Tunbridge Wells, provides access to the M25 and thereby the national motorway network, Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the Channel ports and Channel Tunnel terminus.Square Footage: 5,058 sq ft DirectionsFrom the Savills office in Tunbridge Wells, proceed out of the town on Langton Road (A264). Continue through Langton Green and down Groombridge Hill, taking the second exit at the roundabout onto Withyham Road. In approximately 0.3 miles, Florance House can be found on the left-hand side just before Florance Lane. Additional InfoServices: Mains water, electricity, gas and sewage. Outgoings: Wealden District Council.Agent comment: There is a right of way granted across land owned by Florance House to The Grove and Ashburton House.The current owners have made a range of improvements to the property including the installation of a new roof and the replacement of all first and second floor front and side windows in 2011, as well as adding a bay window to the study in 2016 and updating the downstairs cloakroom. Additionally new coping stones were added to a rear flat roof and the fascias and soffits were redecorated in 2022. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i69103856
A handsome late Victorian family home enjoying a secluded semi-rural location on the edge of the village with excellent communications. DescriptionWoodside House is a most impressive Victorian house with later additions offering well proportioned, light accommodation, providing a fine family home. Built of brick, with a slate tiled roof and a feature bay window to the front elevation, the property has partially stone edged windows, a veranda and a glass- covered porch providing access to the main hall. The accommodation is arranged over two floors, together with a cellar and the property retains a wealth of fine period features whilst enjoying modern-day comforts and amenities. Features of note include attractive fireplaces, high ceilings, elaborate cornicing in the hall and landing areas, heavy panelled doors, deep architraves, sash windows, working window shutters to the morning room, period-style radiators and pine flooring in many of the rooms. The traditional-style kitchen is the heart of the house, being a good size and with a four-oven Aga as a centrepiece and with direct access into the family room.Woodside House is approached via an electric gated access, with clipped yew hedging and a gravel driveway. A gravel path provides access to the front of the house and the parking area lies to the side, together with a double garage. To the rear is a paved terrace providing a delightful eating area with access to the heated indoor pool, set in wood chalet (currently unused and requiring some repairs). There is also a separate area of decking with a barbecue where the morning sun and views over the garden can be appreciated. The gardens stretch away from the house to an expanse of lawn split over two levels, interspersed and bounded by an abundance of mature specimen trees and shrubs providing a high level of privacy and seclusion. Trees include mature oaks, beeches, poplars and a fine tulip tree.LocationWoodside House is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on a country lane on the outskirts of Pembury Village, and approximately 2.5 miles from the neighbouring village of Matfield. Pembury has good local shops catering for everyday needs including a post office, butchers, chemist, hairdressers, newsagents, a Tesco superstore and pubs including the Black Horse and the Camden Arms. Matfield has a church, post office and two pubs, The Poet being well-known for higher end dining. For leisure, Knights Park at North Farm Retail Park in Tunbridge Wells offers a multi-screen cinema complex, a bowling alley and a heath & fitness club. There are many places of historical interest to visit in the area including National Trust properties, Hever Castle and Penshurst Place, golf at the Nevill Golf Club in Tunbridge Wells, Bewl Water near Lamberhurst, for water sports, fishing and cycling and Bedgebury Pinetum at Goudhurst for mountain biking and walking. The M25 is accessible via the A21, linking to other motorway networks and Gatwick and Heathrow Airports. Comprehensive shopping, leisure and entertainment amenities are found in Tunbridge Wells (approximately 4.6 miles), Tonbridge (approximately 7.6 miles) and Sevenoaks (approximately 14.5 miles). Mainline rail services: Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells or Paddock Wood (approximately 5.3 miles). with services to London Bridge, Cannon Street, Waterloo East and Charing Cross.State and Private Schools: There are well-regarded village Primary Schools in Pembury, Brenchley and Matfield and Lamberhurst, preparatory Schools at Holmewood House (Langton Green), Rosehill and The Mead (Tunbridge Wells) and The Schools at Somerhill. At senior level, Kent Grammar Schools in Tunbridge Wells, Maskalls Academy in Tonbridge and private schools including Tonbridge for Boys, Kent College Pembury, Mayfield and Benenden for girls, co-ed at Sevenoaks.Square Footage: 3,772 sq ft Acreage: 0.98 AcresDirectionsTN2 4BG: From the M25 junction 5, take the A21 heading in a southerly direction towards Hastings. The A21 continues into a single carriageway and at the first roundabout turn left signposted to Pembury Hospital. After approximately one mile proceed straight across at the traffic lights. Continue past the village green, over the traffic lights and continue past a small parade of shops. Just as one leaves the village to re-join the A21 south, turn left into Henwood Green Road and take the first right into Woodside Road. Woodside House will be found after about 0.2 of a mile on the left hand side. Additional InfoServices: Gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Outgoings: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council , Tax Band G. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71842827
A substantial family house with extensive grounds and a wonderful outlook, set on the edge of this very sought-after village. DescriptionBuilt in 1990 as one of two nicely set-apart homes, our clients have been at Furzefield House from new and have maintained and upgraded the property over time. The property enjoys a tucked away position, being located at the end of a long private approach drive, shared with just the neighbouring house, and accessed off the turning circle at the end of Furzefield Avenue. The views over the open countryside to the rear are stunning, and the accommodation is spacious throughout. The front door opens into a large reception hall and all the key rooms on the ground floor open onto the rear terrace, benefitting from the exceptional outlook and a southerly aspect. The oak fitted kitchen is by Chambers and incorporates a corian sink and granite worktops, with Amtico flooring and high quality appliances, including Gaggenau ovens and a Miele dishwasher. The utility room is fitted to match. The reception rooms work well together providing flexible space for entertaining and interlinking via the reception hall. The large sitting room has a period-style fireplace and opens into the generously proportioned garden room and also has double doors through to the dining room. Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite is again spacious and well-laid out, with 'his and hers' dressing rooms and an en suite bathroom with bath, twin sinks and a separate shower. There is also a fine bespoke Chambers, built-in walnut cupboard for storage. There are four further bedrooms (two en suite) and a family bathroom arranged over the ground and first floors. Outside, the gated driveway offers good parking space and access to the detached triple garage block, with roof storage. However, the focus is very much on the substantial rear garden, with extensive park-like rolling grounds, laid to lawn with terracing and many mature trees. There is a post and rail boundary fence, with farmland beyond.LocationFurzefield House is tucked-away on the edge of this sought-after village of Speldhurst, within close proximity of the highly regarded Church of England Primary School, the imposing and handsome St Mary's Church and within a short walk of the 13th Century Inn, The George and Dragon 'gastro' pub. The village offers good local amenities with the Speldhurst Community Shop and Post Office, Village Hall and Recreation ground, is home to many local clubs and groups including the long running local football and cricket teams and enjoys access to many countryside walks and cycle routes.Speldhurst lies approximately 4 miles to the north west of Tunbridge Wells with it's extensive shopping, recreational facilities and mainline station. The village is also within very convenient reach of the nearby towns of Tonbridge and Sevenoaks.State and private schools: Speldhurst C of E Primary School, preparatory schools in Langton Green (Holmewood House), Tunbridge Wells (Rose Hill) and Tonbridge (The Schools at Somerhill), Grammar schools in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge and independent schools in Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Mayfield, Eastbourne, Upper Dicker (Bedes) and Brighton.Mainline rail: Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge are both approximately 4.5 miles, with services to London Cannon Street and Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East). Alternatively, Hildenborough station, just one stop down the line from Sevenoaks, is approximately 5.4 miles.Square Footage: 3,964 sq ft Acreage: 1.6 AcresDirectionsPostcode TN3 0LD. Leave Tunbridge Wells via the A264 towards Langton Green and Groombridge. Pass through Langton Green and turn right by The Hare public house towards Speldhurst. Continue into the village, pass the school on the left then turn right after The George and Dragon and then immediately left into Barden Road. Continue along this road for about 350 yards, then take the left fork onto Furzefield Avenue. Furzefield House will be found at the end on the left, with the driveway accessed from the turning circle. Additional InfoServices: Gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity, drainage and gas. Outgoings: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council , Tax Band H.Agent's Note: The photographs were taken in July, 2022. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70746571
Once the home of Princess Louise, daughter of Queen Victoria, this historically important house is now divided into three large individual homes. Dornden forms the west wing of this substantial Grade II Listed brick and stone mansion, understood to have been altered and largely rebuilt in 1925 to the designs of Compton Hall.The property is beautifully presented throughout, having been updated by the current owners, retaining many classical period features including original panelling and mouldings, polished oak floors, stone mullion windows and decorative fireplaces. The property is approached via a gravelled driveway, terminating in a large parking and turning area. The well established gardens are a particular highlight, with extensive ornamental box and yew hedging, a large York stone terrace adjacent to the house along with two sizable areas of lawn to the front and the rear, interspersed with mature shrubs and specimen trees.The property occupies a convenient position on the eastern edge of Langton Green, about half a mile from the village centre with a good range of local shops.Tunbridge Wells town centre offers a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities as well as mainline station serving London Charing Cross and Cannon Street in under an hour.There are a good number of well regarded schools in the area including Langton Green primary school, Holmewood House preparatory school and grammar schools for both boys and girls. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71590194
An exceptional and individual detached character property situated in a discreet and private setting, and an outstanding position tucked well away from main roads. Having been extended and updated by the current owners, this well-presented family home benefits from many thoughtful improvements and provides a comfortable family home whilst retaining much charm and character features.The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall with an exposed part of the original stone wall, flagstone flooring and solid wood staircase leading up to the first floor. The snug/reception room is full of period features including exposed timber beams, an Inglenook fireplace with a cast iron wood burning stove and partially panelled walls. The large open plan kitchen/dining room is a particular highlight providing an abundance of natural light and space along with views over the rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of high quality fitted units, with integrated appliances and a walk in pantry/wine cellar. The utility room and cloakroom completes the ground floor. To the first floor is the sitting room which benefits from an original stone Inglenook fireplace and a cast iron wood burning stove, and a range of fitted cupboards and shelving, exposed timbers and elevated views over the front aspect. Further accommodation includes three double bedrooms (two with en suite facilities) and a family shower room. The second floor provides two further double bedrooms, one with ample eaves storage space and the other with an en suite shower room.Externally, the property is approached via a discreet driveway accessed from Rusthall Park, and sweeps down to the front entrance and area providing ample parking.The garden and surrounding grounds are predominantly laid to lawn, flanked by mature trees and established bushes offering an excellent degree of privacy. A paved terrace outside the kitchen/dining room offers a lovely outside entertaining area. Steps lead up to above the garage offering the opportunity to establish a vegetable garden or additional terrace. The garage is used for convenient storage space and there is an additional timber framed garden outbuilding. Agent's Note: The property is bordered by common ground with some areas in the photographs being outside of the title plan but are enjoyed and used much like a garden by the current owners. Further details are available on request for interested parties. The unique location of this property is part of what makes it a very special home and is unparalleled in the local area. As well as being within walking distance to the centre of Tunbridge Wells, Rusthall village is close by and offers a good range of day to-day amenities including a thriving High Street with a butcher, chemist, Post Office and general store together with a library, veterinary surgery, play park and very popular primary school.The area is renowned for its highly-regarded schools including Skinners, TWGGS, TWGSB, Bennett Memorial Diocesan and Rose Hill, Holmewood House Preparatory Schools. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70363091
The property has been beautifully enhanced and updated to an exceptionally high standard by the current owners, offering generous and flexible family accommodation.The front door leads to a spacious and welcoming entrance hall with convenient cloakroom located on the right-hand side. The living room is situated to the front of the property and has a working feature fireplace with French doors leading out to a picturesque garden. Leading on from the sitting room is the double aspect living room patio doors providing further access to the garden; situated in the corner is a spiral staircase which offers direct access to the principal bedroom.The open plan kitchen/dining room is considered the hub of the house with a large island with seating, fitted wall and base units with fully integrated appliances, including Aga oven and wine chiller; there is also further access to the large patio and garden via double doors, providing a wonderful space for day-to-day life and entertaining. To note, there is a separate utility room nestled just behind the kitchen which offers access to the rear of the property. Steps lead up to the first floor with six bedrooms and a large family bathroom with roll top bath and dual vanity. The principal bedroom enjoys an attractive outlook with a walk-in dressing room and an open luxurious ensuite with walk-in shower, freestanding bath and dual vanity. The second bedroom has a stylish ensuite with shower The single bedroom is currently used as study, offering a great work from home space.The property is approached via a private driveway offering parking for multiple cars and garage. To the rear of the house is a beautiful secluded south easterly facing wrap-around garden offering established flower beds, central lawn and large patio with a separate raised terrace, providing the perfect backdrop for al fresco dining and entertaining. The property also offers a large summerhouse, a well-maintained vegetable patch and sunken hot tub. In all the property extends to about 0.7 acres (to be verified).Mayfield Road is situated in a sought-after location close to the centre of Tunbridge Wells, it is within easy reach of the principal shopping areas with many major national stores in Royal Victoria Place. The property is well placed for the mainline station as well as a variety of choices of restaurants and boutiques in the Pantiles and the Old High Street. The area is renowned for an excellent choice of educational facilities within the state and private sectors including The Girls and Boys Grammar School For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i69541726
Offered to the open market, an impressive, double-fronted, detached, Victorian family residence which has been updated to an exceptional standard by the current owners whilst retaining many of its original features including high ceilings, cornicing, fireplaces and some stained-glass.The front door leads to a spacious and welcoming reception hall with an original oak staircase and providing access to all the principal living areas. There is a convenient cloakroom located to the right of the entrance and laundry room just beyond the staircase. The sitting room is situated at the front of the property with oak flooring and a wonderful bay window offering views of the front. The double fronted living room is of a generous size with an original, working cast iron fireplace and solid oak flooring.The open plan kitchen/dining room is located to the rear of the property with a large island, fitted wall and base units with fully integrated appliances, Mercury 5 hob cooker and a range of open shelves providing a wonderful space for day-to-day life and entertaining. There are also two access points to the garden via a door located to both the left and right hand side of the kitchen. There is a separate office/study room with large bay windows and access to the patio and garden. There are three large double bedrooms with a well-appointed family bathroom across the first floor. The principal suite enjoys an attractive outlook with a large bay sash window and an original feature fireplace, leading to a luxurious en suite bathroom with separate shower and bath. On the second floor there are two further double bedrooms, both with feature fireplaces and a large bathroom with further eaves storage.The property is entered via two independent private driveways with parking for several vehicles. To the rear of the house is a wonderful and secluded garden with a large patio, established flower beds and lawned area. There is a beautiful trellis walkway to the left of the property with patioed steps leading to a delightful seating area. To note, there is a separate garage and store.The property is situated in a desirable and highly sought-after residential neighbourhood in Tunbridge Wells. The house is within 0.7 of a mile of the town centre with its mainline railway station, restaurants and a wide array of shops and boutiques. It is also ideally situated for access to Rose Hill Preparatory School as well as a variety of secondary schools in the vicinity, including Skinners, Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys and Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar. Tunbridge Wells Station - 0.7 of a mile (London Bridge from 42 minutes). A21 (Pembury) - 3 miles. M25 (J5) - 14 miles. (All times and distances are approximate) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70213358
Little Knoll is set in one of the most idyllic spots close to the centre of Tunbridge Wells, offering a semi-rural yet not isolated position with well-proportioned and characterful family accommodation.The front door opens up to a large and welcoming entrance hall with a convenient cloakroom located on the left-hand side. The double-aspect living room is situated to the left of the entrance with a feature fireplace and views overlooking the front; double doors lead into the delightful garden room with exposed beams, slate flooring and log burner with bi-fold doors leading out to the large terrace and gardens. The charming country-style kitchen/breakfast room has a range of base and wall-mounted units, integrated appliances and a Rangemaster cooker; a door leads to an internal hallway through to the studio/store. There is also a formal dining room with views over the garden and a study room. On the first floor, accessed via the main staircase, there are two generous sized bedrooms and a large family bathroom. Accessed from the secondary staircase, there are two additional bedrooms as well as a stylish family bathroom with roll top bath. The principal bedroom offers fitted wardrobes and further eaves storage. The house is approached over a long private driveway leading to a parking area in front of the house, mature trees border the front of the property with an attractive flat front garden. The delightful lawned gardens surrounding the house are a particular feature of the property with stunning 360 views over the surrounding countryside. To the rear of the house, there is a paved terrace ideal for al fresco dining with views over the gardens and countryside beyond. The secluded garden is mainly laid to lawn; which boasts a delightful wildlife haven in the form of a pond with a multitude of mature trees that leads onto the fields and woodland. In all the property extends to about acres 4.79 acres.The property is situated in a sought-after position within easy reach of Southborough's local shops, picturesque cricket green as well as being superbly positioned close to the centre of Tunbridge Wells which offer a more comprehensive range of shopping including supermarkets, boutiques, department stores and restaurants. The property is well placed for access to mainline stations at Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells as well as the A21 with links to the M25 motorway network. It is also ideally situated for access to a number of well-regarded private and state schools including Rose Hill Preparatory School, Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar, The Grammar School for Boys & The Skinners School.Tunbridge Wells Station 1.8 miles (London Bridge from 42 minutes). Tonbridge Station 3.4 miles. A21 (Pembury) 4.3 miles. The Pantiles 2 miles. London 46 miles. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i68551386
Old Dundle is situated in 3.29 acres of completely secluded grounds set at the end of a private drive, just off from Dundale Road and just a short drive from Tunbridge Wells. Its enviable position which sees it surrounded by acres of beautiful rolling countryside, ensures complete privacy and far-reaching views. The farmhouse is believed to date from the 1700s and has beautiful and well-appointed accommodation, incorporating many original period features. The ground floor accommodation consists of a generous entrance hall, large kitchen with plenty of space for casual entertaining, a spacious utility room / boot room, two separate reception rooms, a home study and WC. On the first floor there are 5 bedrooms, one of which is the master with its own ensuite, and a family bathroom. The separate cottage is very well presented and includes a large open plan living room, with woodburning stove, kitchen and dining space, separate utility room and two bedrooms, walk in wardrobe and a bathroom. The cottage has been successfully used as a holiday let for previous owners, and overflow accommodation for guests and family members. Outside:The property sits in 3.29 acres of its own land, with the garden laid predominately to lawn and with a large terrace overlooking the valley. There are two large areas of woodland, which sits adjacent to the swimming pool with its pool house. There are ample outbuildings for further storage and a home office, gym or teenage den, depending on requirements. The views that surround this property and which can be seen from many aspects of the house are exceptional, facing south-west across the East Sussex countryside. The house is within easy reach of Tunbridge Wells with its wide range of shopping, recreational facilities and schools, and Tonbridge, with its mainline station providing fast and frequent trains to central London. What we love about this property:Undoubtedly one of the fabulous features of this property is its setting. Tucked away in a secluded location that you would never find without specific directions, it enjoys very fine views, facing south-west across the valley to Tunbridge Wells with amazing sunsets. These views are enjoyed from many of the principal rooms of both the farmhouse and cottage, showing the careful thought that was put into the original construction of the properties. Both the main farmhouse and the cottage have been beautifully maintained, and are elegantly presented with an abundance of period features, such as exposed beams, working fireplaces and flagstone floors. The cottage is no poor relation to the main house, being very well presented and providing flexible and versatile accommodation which could provide an extra income stream, guest or family accommodation, depending on individual needs. The outbuildings provide excellent storage space, and include a car port, garage and log store, and with a few improvements could serve as a home gym, teenage den or home working space. The house and cottage are entirely encased within their own grounds, with a range of mature trees, shrubs, and generous terrace, all overlooking those valley views. Their are two separate areas of woodland which sit to the north and the east of the house, perfect for children to explore, and the swimming pool is safe and secure, being completely enclosed by a picket fence, and with a southerly aspect. In summary, this property is a truly unique find, perfect for a rural retreat and yet remaining within easy striking distance of Tonbridge mainline station and the neighbouring towns and villages. EPC Rating: E Location Old Dundle is situated to the east of Tunbridge Wells, just under a mile distant from the A21 with its dual carriageway links to the M25 and wider road network and airports. Nearby Tunbridge Wells has an excellent array of restaurants, shops and leisure facilities, and Tonbridge is just a 10 minute drive with an excellent mainline station. The historic Pantiles area, with its elegant colonnaded walkway, is believed by many to be the most pleasant place in Tunbridge Wells to browse, shop, eat, drink and stroll. Nearby Matfield and Brenchley are wonderful village communities, with a fabulous primary school, award winning restaurant and a host of social activities. Bluewater shopping centre and the coast are both easily accessible by car or public transport. There are many independent and state schooling options in the area, including those in the much sought-after Kent Grammar system. The setting The outbuildings provide excellent storage space, and include a car port, garage and log store, in addition to a large room for a home gym, teenage den or home working space. The house and cottage are entirely encased within their own grounds, with a range of mature trees, shrubs, and generous terrace, all overlooking those valley views. The extensive private woodland which sits to the east of the plot is great for children to explore, and the swimming pool is safe and secure, being completely enclosed by a picket fence with a southerly aspect. In summary, this property is a truly unique find, perfect for a rural retreat and yet remaining within easy striking distance of Tonbridge mainline station and the neighbouring towns and villages. Parking - Garage Parking - Driveway For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70282318
A substantial and stylishly presented Victorian town house in a highly sought-after area DescriptionBoyne Park is a very attractive road off Mount Ephraim, in the heart of this late Victorian development, comprising a network of smart roads with a number of substantial detached and semi-detached villas. Tucked away from the main road, this property benefits from a secluded position with off-street parking, as well as a level rear garden facing south west. The property is approximately half a mile from the town centre via the Common, less than a mile from the mainline station and very well located for many highly regarded schools, including the sought-after grammars. Built in 1895, number 29 is positioned towards the end of Boyne Park and is a delightful, beautifully presented family home, sympathetically updated by our clients to capture the timeless character and style of the Victorian era. Impressive proportions are typical of the period and this property is no exception, with a spacious reception hall, high ceilings, large sash windows and accommodation arranged over three floors. Many of the original features are still intact, including decorative plaster cornicing and coving, deep skirting boards, picture rails, pretty fireplaces and several colourful stained glass windows. The generously proportioned Kitchen/Breakfast room lies in the heart of the house with doors out to the garden. This is a particularly striking room, with a full height Victorian dresser and built-in cupboards, traditional Aga, a walk-in larder and the original servants' bell system which is still in operation being linked to the main ground and first floor rooms. The three fine reception rooms comprise a Morning Room, Dining Room and a Drawing Room which opens to the garden. All feature wide bay windows and fireplaces providing lovely space for entertaining. An informal study/family room overlooks the garden to the rear and there is a practical utility/boot room off, with a side door out to the garden.There are six good-sized bedrooms in total over the top two floors, all with their own individual character, together with a stylish family bath/shower room, a secondary bathroom and eaves storage space.The property is set within a generously proportioned plot which surrounds the house and is set back from Boyne Park with a wide gravel driveway to the front providing off-street parking. To the rear is a level garden enjoying a south westerly aspect and accessed from the Drawing Room and Kitchen/Breakfast Room. The garden is mainly laid to lawn, with shrub borders, mature trees, a paved terrace and a useful garden studio.LocationTunbridge Wells is the only Spa town in the southeast of England and is a very popular base for families, with an excellent choice of schools and regular commuter services to London. The town is surrounded by countryside and known for its elegant architecture, cultural and shopping attractions, including two theatres, numerous cafes, restaurants and pubs, national retailers in the Royal Victoria Place shopping centre and interesting independent shops in the High Street and historic Pantiles. Located in the heart of the town, the Common is approximately 0.2 miles by foot from the property. This extensive green space includes a cricket pitch, the iconic Wellington Rocks, a natural landmark, lovely spots for picnics and extensive tracks enabling walks to the town centre, Pantiles and station. State and private schools: There are many well-regarded schools within a mile, including Bishops Down Primary School, Bennett Memorial, Rose Hill preparatory school, the boys' and girls' grammars and the Skinners School for boys in the St John's area. Private options for seniors include Mayfield School for Girls, Tonbridge for Boys and Sevenoaks, Bedes (Upper Dicker), Eastbourne and Brighton Colleges which are co-ed. Mainline rail: Tunbridge Wells (approximately 0.7 miles) has services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street with journey times from 50 minutes.Communications: The A21, accessible just North of Tunbridge Wells, links directly to London and the M25 and thereby to the national motorway network, Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the Channel Tunnel terminus.Square Footage: 3,413 sq ft DirectionsFrom our Tunbridge Wells office, head north up the High Street and turn right at the end onto Vale Road. At the mini roundabout take the first exit onto Mount Pleasant Road, passing the station on your left. At the crossroads at the top of the hill turn left onto Church Road and carry straight on over the A26 London Road at the traffic lights. Take the right fork into Castle Road and turn right again at the end onto Mount Ephraim. Boyne Park is the second turning on the left and number 29 will be found on the left, just after Mayfield Road. Additional InfoServices: Gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, Tax Band 'G'.Agent's Note: We wish to inform prospective buyers of this property that the seller is an employee of Savills' in Tunbridge Wells. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i68825047
Harwarton is a sizeable portion of the original house, blending an array of character features and modern touches yet preserving the purity of the era including stone mullion windows, an impressive 'sit-in' inglenook fireplace and cellar. The front door opens into a spacious and welcoming hallway with original wooden floorboards, a self-contained utility room and separate w.c. This leads through to the most spectacular kitchen/dining room which is the principal reception room for day to day living with full length sliding doors running across the entirety of the rear, ensuring an abundance of natural light floods the room and providing access to the beautiful gardens and grounds. The high specification Clive Christian kitchen has been well thought out and includes a central island, butler's sink, a range of integrated appliances and bespoke cabinetry. On this floor there is also a wonderful drawing room with Herringbone flooring and a feature open fireplace. There is a further separate study with built in storage cupboards. On the first floor there are five double bedrooms, three have stunning views across the gardens and grounds. Two of the bedrooms have built in storage cupboards, there are two bathrooms, a separate w.c. and an en suite bathroom. On the second floor there are three bedrooms, a large and well-appointed bathroom and a kitchen/dining room. This is a fabulous space and could be used as completely separate accommodation. The house is approached via a long communal driveway that forks off and leads to the property arriving at a gravel parking area and detached garage at the front of the house. The garden is a particular feature of the property with an expanse of lawn, established orchards, wilding flower gardens, and vegetable patches.Council Tax: F and A.Harwarton is situated just 1 mile from the village of Speldhurst to the northwest of Tunbridge Wells. Speldhurst offers a village store with post office serving day-to-day needs, primary school, doctor's surgery, church and one of the most popular gastro-pubs in the area. Tunbridge Wells provides a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities, and mainline railway stations at Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge provide services to London from 35 minutes. Both towns offer an excellent range of schools within both the state and private sectors.Speldhurst Village - 1 mile. Tunbridge Wells Station - 3.2 miles (London Bridge from 42 minutes). Tonbridge Station - 4.5 miles (London Bridge from 35 minutes). A21 (Tonbridge) - 3.5 miles. M25 (J5) - 13.5 miles. (All times and distances are approximate) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71534976
An imposing family home with substantial rooms, blending character and charm with modern style, set on the exclusive Langton Ridge with commanding far-reaching views to the South. The house is approached through gates leading to a carriage driveway, which sweeps around in front of the house and to the garage. There is ample parking for many cars, and large hedges and trees provide privacy and seclusion.As you walk through the front door, you are welcomed by the entrance hall and the dining room straight ahead; with the door to this open, you have glorious sightlines of the commanding views as you enter the house. To one end of the house is the drawing room, with the focal point being a beautiful open fireplace with a gas fire, tiled inserts, a quartz hearth, and an impressive marble surround. There is an open plan kitchen fitted with contemporary-style plum and cream units, a light quartz worktop, and space for a large kitchen table and workspace; in turn, this leads through to two walk in storage rooms and a large utility and drying room. Also of note on the ground floor, there is a cosy tv snug, the dining room, and a ground floor cloakroom.The principal suite is located at the far end of the house and comprises a large double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and leads through to a stylish en suite. There are three further double bedrooms set at the rear of the house, each with a wonderful aspect taking in the incredible views on offer, as well as there being two further large single bedrooms and the main bathroom.The house is approached from the road through gates which lead to the sweeping carriage driveway, where there is parking for a great number of vehicles and access to both of the garages. The house is set well back within its plot, and there are a number of mature plants and trees that provide privacy and seclusion, ensuring a feeling of exclusivity.At the rear of the house, there is a large sun terrace, ideal for al fresco entertaining and with glorious far reaching views to the south. There is a central stone staircase which leads down past a terraced rockery garden and you arrive at a large expanse of flat lawn which is interspersed with various specimen trees and perfect for the needs of a family. In total, the plot extends to approximately 0.608 of an acre.Langton Ridge is ideally positioned, close to Holmewood House preparatory school and in the village of Langton Green, with its local shops, public house and the village green. Langton Green is an eminently popular village, situated approximately two miles to the west of Tunbridge Wells.The property provides an excellent base for many schools. Local prep schools include Holmewood House, Brambletye and The Schools at Somerhill. Independent schools include Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Mayfield, Worth Abbey and Benenden. Other senior schools include Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for boys and girls, The Judd and Skinners School. Tunbridge Wells provides a wide range and appealing choice of shopping facilities, with many major national stores in Royal Victoria Place and numerous boutiques, jewellers and art galleries in the historic High Street and famous Pantiles. The A21 from Tunbridge Wells links to the M25 to the north (Junction 5) and thence to the national motorway network and to the South Coast. Gatwick Airport is approximately 25 miles to the west, accessible via the M25 or the A264. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71838303
The Cottage is a beautiful country home dating back to the 1800s, with later additions, offering over 4000 sq. ft of well-proportioned and impressive family accommodation with an abundance of characterful features. The property features a swimming pool, tennis court, annexe, various outbuildings, and a large private driveway with parking for multiple cars.The front door opens into a porch, leading to a light and airy entrance hall, providing access to the principal living areas and a convenient cloakroom. The well-proportioned accommodation includes a spacious sitting room with a working feature fireplace, large windows overlooking the grounds, and a door to the outside. The charming country-style kitchen has extensive base and wall-mounted units, an Aga cooker, and a central island. There is also a delightful family area with French doors leading out to the terrace, offering a great area for day-to-day life and entertaining. Also of note, there is a separate dining room, a delightful study, a laundry room and convenient storage spaces located throughout.There are five generous-sized bedrooms located across the first floor, with a large family bathroom. The principal bedroom with a large bay window, benefits from a walk-in dressing room and an en suite bathroom.In addition to the main house there is a detached one bedroom annexe providing approximately 397 sq. ft of accommodation, with a living room, bathroom and cellar.The property is approached via a gated gravel driveway that leads to the front of the house. The fabulous garden and grounds are a fantastic feature of this property and are cleverly divided into various sections to make great use of both space and stunning countryside views.The property features a delightful wildlife haven in the form of a pond, an 8 ft deep lined swimming pool with paved surrounding, a hard tennis court, and additional lawned areas. The garden itself is mainly laid to lawn with a multitude of mature trees and leads on to the fields and woodland. In all, the property extends to about 2.148 acres (verified).Set in beautiful rolling Kent countryside, The Cottage is located just under a mile from the village of Bidborough, with its village shop which provides for all day to day needs, church, garage and the well renowned pub and restaurant, The Kentish Hare. The two larger towns of Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells are a short drive away where more extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found.The area has excellent road and rail links from M25, A21 and A26 which provide easy access to London, the south coast and Heathrow and Gatwick international airports. Nearby Tonbridge station provides mainline service with regular trains to London Bridge, Waterloo and London Charing Cross with journey times from 42 minutes.There are numerous good schools in the area, including Tonbridge, Kent College, Judd, Benenden, Skinners, Sevenoaks Walthamstow Hall, Tonbridge Grammar and Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Girls, as well as a good range of Prep schools including, Somerhill, Holmewood House and Rosehill School. Bidborough Primary School is also located a short distance away.Sporting and recreational interests in the area are well served with horse racing at Lingfield Park, golf at Hever Castle and Nizels. Sailing and fishing are also available nearby; sailing at Bewl Water and Bough Beech Reservoir, and fishing at Chipstead Lakes. There is an abundance of country walks, cycling and riding to be had in the surrounding area. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i69046297
Commissioned by the current owner, Crofton was built in 2002 to an exceptional standard. The property is arranged over three floors and offers light and spacious accommodation extending to almost 6000 square feet with high ceilings, handmade plaster cornices and air conditioning throughout. The walnut double fronted door opens into the outstanding reception hall with a sweeping American black walnut cantilevered staircase to the ground floor. The reception hall provides access to a large family room, a filing room, a study, a shower room with w.c, the triple garage, wine cellar, plant room and a luxury six person lift.On the ground floor, the reception rooms are filled with an abundance of natural light due to the large windows, all of which are double glazed. The drawing room is magnificent with a beautiful marble fireplace and double doors leading to the garden/cinema room. On this floor there is a dining room, family room, and elegant cloakroom. The modern kitchen/breakfast room is a fabulous space for day to day living. There are a range of fitted appliances by Miele, wall and base units, kitchen island and black granite worktops. Accessed from the kitchen is a separate utility room with access to the garden. There is a wonderful South-West facing terrace with fabulous views, the perfect place in which to relax. The bedroom wing comprises a stunning principal bedroom with a dressing room, seating area with French doors leading to the garden and a wonderful en suite bathroom. There are three further double bedrooms and three well-appointed bathrooms. The first floor was a later addition to the property and houses two double bedrooms both with en suite bathrooms, eaves storage and a useful kitchenette. The property is accessed via a private driveway with electric gates, parking for several vehicles, a large turning area and a triple garage. The house sits within the centre of the plot and the gardens have been beautifully landscaped and enjoy far-reaching views from the various seating areas. The gardens are completely secluded with mature hedging, planting borders and attractive wrought iron fencing surrounding the property.This property is situated on Hurstwood Lane, within a desirable and highly sought-after location in the centre of Tunbridge Wells. It is approximately 0.8 miles from the town centre with its mainline railway station, restaurants and a wide array of shops and boutiques close by. The historic Pantiles and old High-street are a short distance away, accessible via the gorgeous grounds of Tunbridge Wells' common. It is also ideally situated for access to a number of well regarded private and state schools including Rose Hill Preparatory school, Holmewood House, Skinners, Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar and Tunbridge Wells Grammar school for Boys. Private schools include Sevenoaks school, Tonbridge for boys and Mayfield for girls. Tunbridge Wells Station 0.8 of a mile (Services to London from 42 minutes), Pantiles 0.7 of a mile, High Street 0.8 of a mile. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i69188138
Littlehurst is a substantial detached residence of local historical interest, built in Edwardian times and managing to blend modern living spaces whilst retaining the character and purity of its era. Entering the house, you are greeted by the grand reception hall with a chequerboard tiled floor and a wonderful Opal green marble fireplace providing a stunning focal point to your arrival; at the rear of the room, there is a door leading out to the rear terrace, which is covered by a beautiful white veranda. The entrance hall offers direct access to the main living spaces, including the double aspect living room with ornate ceilings and displays some exceptional cornices, along with a central fireplace and large windows, flooding the room with natural light and offering views across the rear garden.The kitchen, considered the hub of the house has been remodelled by the current owners with a range of smart modern units, a central island and breakfast bar and an Aga. Connected adjacent is the main dining room, which has a wood-burning stove and can be easily used on a day-to-day basis or for more formal occasions. Natural light floods into this room from the conservatory, which leads off of the dining room and provides a beautiful space to enjoy views of the garden. Also of note, on the ground floor, there is an informal sitting room, a study which has a selection of inbuilt study furniture and bookcases, a vast utility and drying room, the downstairs cloakroom and stairs leading down to the cellar where there is an impressive wine cellar, gymnasium and three storage rooms.The principal suite comprises a large double-aspect bedroom, leading to a stylish en suite bathroom, which has been modernised and upgraded by the current owners and offers a corner shower and separate bathtub. There are five further bedrooms on this floor, all are doubles and all offering their own identity, along with two well-appointed bathrooms, these being the main bathroom and a separate shower room.The house is set back from the road, set behind a wealth of mature trees and rhododendrons. Approached via a five-bar gate, this leads to a tarmacadam driveway that leads up to the front of the house, offering access to the garage block and parking for multiple vehicles. There are two EV charging points and an area at the front of the property, which has been made into and is used as a dog-proofed exercise area.To the rear of the property is a beautifully landscaped and mature garden with a large sandstone terrace, ideal for al fresco entertaining, a raised fish pond and space for a hot tub. Steps lead down between ornate pillars to an expanse of lawn, which stretches across the width of the property and wraps around the southwestern side of the house. Within the garden, there are a number of majestic specimen trees and an array of mature plants and shrubs, which ensure colour and interest all year round.Agents Notes: The first section of the drive to the road is shared access to the three houses it serves. There is a right-of-way access to the small piece of land that sits amongst the surrounding gardens.Littlehurst was originally built as part of the Warwick Park Estate commissioned by the then Marquess of Abergavenny and designed as a one-off residence, first lived in from 1904. Set in an elevated position and surrounded by its own land, the house has commanding views back across Warwick Park and beyond towards the town whilst enjoying a leafy setting that offers easy access to the High Street, The Pantiles and all that Tunbridge Wells has to offer.For cultural activity, there is no need to travel as Tunbridge Wells boasts its own Theatre and Arts Centre, and a multitude of shops and fine restaurants. For those wishing to commute to London by train, the property is within walking distance of the mainline station, which has services to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. For motorists, there is easy access to a number of major road routes, including the A21, which links with the M25 motorway network, and the international airports of Gatwick and Heathrow.Tunbridge Wells is renowned for the quality of its schooling, both in the private and state sectors. Tunbridge Wells is home to Holmewood House Preparatory School. Within easy driving distance are also some other notable private schools, including Tonbridge School, Sevenoaks School and Benenden within The Weald. Tunbridge Wells has also retained its grammar schools, and Littlehurst is within the catchment area.Sporting and recreational interests in the area are well served with golf at The Nevill, Lamberhurst, Nizels and Hever Castle, Horse racing at Lingfield Park, cricket and tennis at Nevill Cricket Ground and Tennis Club. Sailing and fishing are also available nearby, sailing at Bewl Water and Bough Beech Reservoir and fishing at Chipstead Lakes. There is an abundance of country walks, cycling and riding to be had in the surrounding countryside. The South Downs and Kent & Sussex Coasts are also in close proximity. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71518772
A handsome family home enjoying a wonderful position with views in this sought-after private park on the edge of town. DescriptionAn attractive family home located in one of Tunbridge Wells' most desirable residential areas on the western edge of the town, well placed for Holmewood House School in Langton Green. The Common is within half-a-mile, the mainline station and the historic end of the town, including the Pantiles, are approximately a mile. Eversley dates back to the 1930s and has been carefully renovated by our client and features much of the original quality craftsmanship. The property is set in an elevated position within an established garden which wraps around to all sides, and enjoys far reaching views to the south. The impressive wisteria clad front entrance opens into a welcoming oak panelled hallway with oak flooring and through to two well proportioned principal reception rooms. The dining room is notable for the French polished oak panelling and original built-in Douglas Fir crockery cupboards, complete with a clever hatch and servery draw linking through to the kitchen. The sitting room has a marble fireplace with a coal effect electric fire, and an anteroom opening out to a large covered garden terrace to the side. The impressive bespoke modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room opens out to the garden through large glazed doors and has been designed to match the original full height Douglas Fir storage cupboards. It is well equipped with Gaggenau appliances including twin electric ovens, steam oven and combi microwave, with space for an American-style fridge/freezer and a large island unit with a sink, Quooker hot tap and a Bora extractor induction hob. A well fitted utility room adjoins the kitchen, and the rear lobby serves as a practical boot room, with a cloakroom off. There are five good-sized bedrooms on the first floor, a contemporary-style family bathroom and a separate shower room. The bedrooms all have a lovely outlook and the principal bedroom has access to a balcony which extends to bedroom 4, and is perfectly placed to enjoy the wonderful view towards the Ashdown Forest. The attractive garden has hedging and fencing to the boundaries providing a good level of privacy and flexible space for entertaining with several flagstone terraces. Steps and paths lead up to areas of lawn with several mature trees and shrubs, including a yew, rhododendron, azalea and acer, herbaceous borders and topiary features. To the front, Eversley is set well back from the private road with an attractive approach and driveway parking for several cars in front of an integral garage.LocationTunbridge Wells is the only spa town in the south east of England, lying about 30 miles south of London, surrounded by countryside and known for its architecture, cultural, leisure and shopping attractions. This wealth of amenities, together with the highly-regarded state and private schools, make the town a popular base for City commuters and their families. Nevill Court is an impressive private tree lined no-through road located off the prestigious Nevill Park on the west side of town. There are many leisure options in the area including tennis and cricket at the Nevill Grounds, the Nevill Golf Couse, historic buildings and gardens including Penshurst Place, Hever Castle and Scotney Castle, sailing, fishing, walking and cycling at Bewl Water and country pubs in Langton Green and Speldhurst. Comprehensive shopping: Tunbridge Wells offers an extensive range of shops from the specialist boutique shops on the historic Pantiles and the old High Street, to the more modern retail outlets in the Royal Victoria Shopping Centre and out-of- town retail park with a multi screen cinema, bowling alley and eateries. Private and schools: There are many highly regarded schools in the area, including Rose Hill and The Mead preparatories in Tunbridge Wells, and Holmewood House preparatory in Langton Green. At senior level, the Tunbridge Wells Girls' and Boys' Grammar schools and the Skinners School for Boys lie on the northern side of town. Public schools include Tonbridge for Boys, Mayfield School for Girls, Sevenoaks, Bedes (Upper Dicker), Eastbourne and Brighton Colleges. Mainline rail: Tunbridge Wells station (approximately 1.4 miles) has fast and frequent services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street with journey times from 52 minutes.Communications: The A21 can be accessed from Tunbridge Wells, linking to the M25 and all other motorway networks, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the coast.Square Footage: 2,906 sq ft Acreage: 0.49 Acres Additional InfoServices: Gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Outgoings: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, Tax Band H. £100.00 per month for the upkeep of Nevill Court. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70643953
A handsome family home enjoying a wonderful position with views in this sought-after private park on the edge of town. DescriptionAn attractive family home located in one of Tunbridge Wells' most desirable residential areas on the western edge of the town, well placed for Holmewood House School in Langton Green. The Common is within half-a-mile, the mainline station and the historic end of the town, including the Pantiles, are approximately a mile. Eversley dates back to the 1930s and has been carefully renovated by our client and features much of the original quality craftsmanship. The property is set in an elevated position within an established garden which wraps around to all sides, and enjoys far reaching views to the south. The impressive wisteria clad front entrance opens into a welcoming oak panelled hallway with oak flooring and through to two well proportioned principal reception rooms. The dining room is notable for the French polished oak panelling and original built-in Douglas Fir crockery cupboards, complete with a clever hatch and servery draw linking through to the kitchen. The sitting room has a marble fireplace with a coal effect electric fire, and an anteroom opening out to a large covered garden terrace to the side. The impressive bespoke modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room opens out to the garden through large glazed doors and has been designed to match the original full height Douglas Fir storage cupboards. It is well equipped with Gaggenau appliances including twin electric ovens, steam oven and combi microwave, with space for an American-style fridge/freezer and a large island unit with a sink, Quooker hot tap and a Bora extractor induction hob. A well fitted utility room adjoins the kitchen, and the rear lobby serves as a practical boot room, with a cloakroom off. There are five good-sized bedrooms on the first floor, a contemporary-style family bathroom and a separate shower room. The bedrooms all have a lovely outlook and the principal bedroom has access to a balcony which extends to bedroom 4, and is perfectly placed to enjoy the wonderful view towards the Ashdown Forest. The attractive garden has hedging and fencing to the boundaries providing a good level of privacy and flexible space for entertaining with several flagstone terraces. Steps and paths lead up to areas of lawn with several mature trees and shrubs, including a yew, rhododendron, azalea and acer, herbaceous borders and topiary features. To the front, Eversley is set well back from the private road with an attractive approach and driveway parking for several cars in front of an integral garage.LocationTunbridge Wells is the only spa town in the south east of England, lying about 30 miles south of London, surrounded by countryside and known for its architecture, cultural, leisure and shopping attractions. This wealth of amenities, together with the highly-regarded state and private schools, make the town a popular base for City commuters and their families. Nevill Court is an impressive private tree lined no-through road located off the prestigious Nevill Park on the west side of town. There are many leisure options in the area including tennis and cricket at the Nevill Grounds, the Nevill Golf Couse, historic buildings and gardens including Penshurst Place, Hever Castle and Scotney Castle, sailing, fishing, walking and cycling at Bewl Water and country pubs in Langton Green and Speldhurst. Comprehensive shopping: Tunbridge Wells offers an extensive range of shops from the specialist boutique shops on the historic Pantiles and the old High Street, to the more modern retail outlets in the Royal Victoria Shopping Centre and out-of- town retail park with a multi screen cinema, bowling alley and eateries. Private and schools: There are many highly regarded schools in the area, including Rose Hill and The Mead preparatories in Tunbridge Wells, and Holmewood House preparatory in Langton Green. At senior level, the Tunbridge Wells Girls' and Boys' Grammar schools and the Skinners School for Boys lie on the northern side of town. Public schools include Tonbridge for Boys, Mayfield School for Girls, Sevenoaks, Bedes (Upper Dicker), Eastbourne and Brighton Colleges. Mainline rail: Tunbridge Wells station (approximately 1.4 miles) has fast and frequent services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street with journey times from 52 minutes.Communications: The A21 can be accessed from Tunbridge Wells, linking to the M25 and all other motorway networks, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the coast.Square Footage: 2,906 sq ft Acreage: 0.49 Acres Additional InfoServices: Gas-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Outgoings: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, Tax Band H. £100.00 per month for the upkeep of Nevill Court. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70757283
Launch viewings - Monday 4th March - by appointment only. Designed by renowned interior designers A House to Love, Manor Lodge has been completely yet sensitively renovated from its previous semi-derelict state and now offers a blend of high-specification modern interiors along with the character of the original building.Every possible attention to detail has been undertaken in the renovations, including a state-of-the-art heating and electrical system to ensure no noise is heard from the pipework. The floors have been newly installed and fully insulated for maximum heat retention in a nod to energy efficiency. All the sash windows have been refurbished and draft-proofed with new double-glazed windows in the reception rooms. The front door opens into a large and welcoming reception hall, which is flooded with natural light from a roof lantern and provides access to all the principal living areas. The drawing room has been sumptuously appointed with midnight blue grass cloth by Philip Jefferies, floor-to-ceiling bay window overlooking the front gardens with an open fireplace. A secret connecting door offers access to the library, which has beencreated around the original library bookshelves. The fabulous open plan kitchen/ breakfast room with an eye-catching and spectacular hand-crafted kitchen with quartz worktops, bespoke fitted cupboards by Beyond Joinery with limestone flooring and integrated Miele appliances.Also, of note on this level there is a boot room/utility, which is arguably the most luxurious you may see, offering a space where everyday chores are a pleasure.The principal suite stretches across the back of the house and comprises a palatial main bedroom that leads to a spectacular en suite bathroom. Adjoining the principal suite is a spectacular dressing room offering an oasis of calm to get ready or unwind from the day's stresses; this room could readily be used as a fifth bedroom if required. There are three additional double bedrooms located to the front of the house, all with lovely views across the front gardens and beyond Tunbridge Wells Common.The property is set within a mature and private plot of 0.35 of an acre, set well back from the road, with an expansive brick paved driveway with detached double garage and parking for multiple cars.To the rear of the house is a beautiful walled garden, ensuring seclusion and privacy with red brick meandering paths, shrubs, planting borders, mature specimen trees, and a magnificent magnolia providing year-round colour and interest. There is a detached, unconverted Bothy which has planning permission to be converted into a self contained annexe. A wrought iron arched gate in the wall beside the Bothy leads to a secret garden where there is a shed, log store, and composting area.Planning - Permission exists to add a single storey extension to the main house (REF 21/03221) and a single storey extension to the garden bothy and convert the garden bothy into a self contained annexe accommodation. (REF: 22/03601/FULL). More information can be found on the Tunbridge Wells Borough Council website.Manor Lodge is located in a tranquil and tucked away position, situated close to the Spa Hotel in Tunbridge Wells, with the town centre approximately 1 mile away and provides a comprehensive range of shopping facilities including many major national stores at the Royal Victoria Shopping Centre. There is a wide variety of individual shops, boutiques, and restaurants which can be reached by pleasant walks across the Common or the frequent bus service.In the southern part of the town are the famous Pantiles and Hight Street. Tunbridge Wells is renowned for its superb education facilities with good private, state and grammar schools, including the nearby Holmewood House, Rosehill School, Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar School, The Grammar School for Boys and The Skinners School.Recreational amenities include the Assembly Hall Theatre, Trinity Arts Centre, Nevill golf club, sports and leisure centres and many parks and open spaces. The house is within easy reach of open countryside and the many footpaths in the surrounding High Weald AONB. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i68625234
An exquisite restored country house, discreetly positioned within about eight acres DescriptionAn exceptional unlisted country house, having originally been built up from a prosperous paper mill around the eighteenth and early nineteenth century and believed to date from the Georgian period, but with a fine Victorian facade to the front elevation.The property offers very attractive accommodation throughout to a comfortable scale and was purchased by our clients some twenty years ago having become somewhat run-down and neglected. Over time, they have carried out a very successful restoration, enhancing the whole property, carefully combining the best of old and new, within a workable twenty-first century format.There are now five individually styled bedrooms, served by five bathrooms, whilst the classical-style sitting room cleverly conceals a home cinema system and a sound system is installed throughout the house. The double garaging blends in seamlessly with the house, featuring traditional arched stonework, but is also up-to-the minute, with the rear addition providing space for the oil-fired central heating system.One could go through every room in great detail, highlighting the many quality fixtures and fittings, like the wonderful fireplaces in all the key rooms, the varied timber and stone flooring which is used extensively and the hand-made kitchen, finished in slate and elm, but the photography here shows off more than enough to encourage or even demand a visit from a buyer.Set along a long gated approach drive, serving just one other property (and with access for the River Authority) and with about 7.7 acres with river frontage, inspiring gardens, woods and fields, making for wonderful walking, with a footpath reachable just beyond the boundary, on the other side of the River Medway.The outbuildings are incredible too in their own right, with a superb new 'classical style' pavilion overlooking the croquet lawn and also, near to the house, the restored bothy (originally a turbine shed for the Mill), now housing sauna facilities, complete with a fun, small swimming pool outside and inside, beneath walk-on glass flooring, showing the workings of the original Mill.LocationChafford House lies within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the small village of Fordcombe which is very well located for commuter links to central London, about 40 miles to the north with mainline rail services from Tunbridge Wells (about 5.2 miles), Hildenborough (about 6.7 miles via country lanes) or Tonbridge (about 7.4 miles) serving London Bridge, Waterloo East, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. Ashurst station with services to London Bridge is about 2.8 miles.The pretty villages around Fordcombe (about 0.8 miles), are Langton Green (about 2.4 miles), Penshurst (about 2.5 miles) and Groombridge (about 3.8 miles) all offering well-regarded village Primary Schools, a Church, some sports facilities and at least one pub. Langton Green and Groombridge offer good local shopping, there is a popular farm shop between the two and petrol stations at Penshurst and Langton Green, on the road to the well-known spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, with its high street shopping, supermarkets, cinemas, two theatres, cafes, restaurants and many leisure and sporting options. Individual shops and restaurants can be found in the historic Pantiles and High Street areas, a popular spot known for the summer jazz evenings. Alternatively, there is East Grinstead about ten miles to the west which also offers a good range of amenities and Lewes to the south west, reached in about 24 miles, being close-by to Glyndebourne opera.Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks are well-known for their Kent Grammar schools for boys' and girls'. In addition, there is a wide choice of private schooling in the area, with preparatory schools at Holmewood House (Langton Green), Rose Hill and The Mead in Tunbridge Wells, and senior schools, including Tonbridge for boys, Mayfield (about 12 miles) and Benenden for girls (about 23 miles) and there are co-ed options at Sevenoaks (about 12 miles), Eastbourne and Brighton (both about 35 miles) and Bedes at Upper Dicker.Leisure facilities in the area include horse racing at Lingfield Park, Plumpton and Brighton racecouses. Golf at the Nevill in Tunbridge Wells and Lamberhurst (about12 miles), The Royal Ashdown Forest at Forest Row and the East Sussex National at Uckfield. Historic houses locally include Hever Castle which has open air theatre productions in the summer, Penshurst Place and Chiddingstone Castle. Water sports include sailing and fishing at Bewl Water near Wadhurst, which also has cycling and walking trails. Gatwick and Heathrow airports are reached within 22 and 42 miles respectively and private jets fly from Biggin Hill.Square Footage: 4,059 sq ft Acreage: 7.7 AcresDirectionsPostcode - TN3 0SD. From Tunbridge Wells travelling along the A264 and through Langton Green, turn right onto Ashurst Road (signposted A264) and turn right again onto the Fordcombe Road (B2188), on entering Fordcombe village, pass the Chafford Arms on the right-hand side, proceed down Spring Hill for about 0.4 miles and turn left at the bottom. Continue down the drive for about 0.3 miles and Chafford House will be found at the end. Additional InfoAgent notes: The land borders the River Medway:-(1) The Environment Agency have a right of way along the approach drive, with an obligation to contribute to the maintenance of the drive and to ensure that they maintain the river bank in the proximity of the weir. This year, they are intending to carry out repairs to the road at their own cost.(2) A local farmer also has a right of way, to access the field on the right of the driveway, bordering the river.(3) The river can flood when in spate in the winter, however there is a large natural flood plain and the house is built well above the river level and the house has not been flooded during the owners time there.Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and private drainage. Outgoings: Sevenoaks District Council, Tax Band G. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i71594271
In a prestigious location within the Conservation Area, tucked away and yet within easy reach of the historic High Street and station, a most handsome, detached house of quality set within lovely landscaped gardens and enjoying far-reaching views from the upper levels. With origins dating back to the mid-nineteenth century, the house bears all the external architectural features so popular during that era. Exteriors are of painted render with quoin detailing, under a tall, slate tiled roof and large sash windows. Internally the elegant period detailing includes high ceilings with ornate coving and ceiling roses, deep skirting boards, panelled internal doors some with original polished brass door furniture, some internal window shutters and a variety of fireplaces. The present owners have been careful to ensure the preservation of the marvellous features, whilst at the same time creating a warm and welcoming family home. Bespoke furniture by Chambers has been used to good effect particularly in the kitchen, principal bedroom and the annexe and light oak floors have been laid throughout the ground and lower ground levels. With a southerly aspect to the rear, there is an abundance of natural light flooding through the large windows and French doors that also allow for a fine prospect over the gardens. Reception rooms are gracious and have majestic fireplaces, whilst the kitchen opens through to the breakfast room and has been comprehensively furnished with bespoke light oak cabinetry by Chambers with appliances including a gas fired Aga. The addition of an excellent Orangery by Peter Edmondson provides a marvellous family room or entertaining space as well as the ideal spot for taking in the serenity of the gardens at all times of year as it has a gas fire and under floor heating. An easy rising staircase leads to the wide first floor landing laid off from which are three large bedrooms, supported by three bath/shower rooms with Duravit fixtures and fittings - two are en-suite - along with a further sitting room. The principal bedroom features an excellent range of bespoke wardrobes in black walnut, again by Chambers who also provided the cabinetry in the fabulous en-suite shower room. On the second floor are three further bedrooms or alternatively two bedrooms and a games room along with a bathroom. With its own private access, as well as connection with the main house via internal stairs, the lower ground floor can be used as a private annexe or equally as additional living space. This flexible accommodation has light oak flooring and good storage solutions. The four rooms are presently used as a games room with cloakroom, study, sitting room and a bedroom en-suite and there is a kitchen and utility room.OutsideThe house occupies a commanding position set back from the road, with a wide parking and turning area, along with access to the attached garage and workshop. The gardens to front and rear are expertly landscaped to provide both colour and architecturally interesting plantings. Backing south, to the rear is a stone terrace, traversing the full width of the house, providing a marvellous place for outdoor entertaining. There are large expanses of lawn, fine mature trees, specimen shrubs and colourful herbaceous borders. At the far end of the garden are two further terraces one a covered eating area with an outdoor kitchen, the second with sunken seating around a fire pit. There is a large storage room and a cloakroom.SituationSituated within the Royal Tunbridge Wells Conservation Area of Tunbridge Wells, Camden Hill is one of the town's premier locations and home to a number of impressive villas constructed in the mid-19th century. The town and station are less than a half-mile walk and the beautiful open spaces of Dunorlan Park less than a mile. Tunbridge Wells is a thriving and vibrant community where there are fabulous boutiques, nationally known stores, cafes, bars and restaurants as well as centres for the arts, theatres and sports establishments. The historic Pantiles are marvellously evocative of the seventeenth century and there are wonderful walks across The Common. Tunbridge Wells mainline station has regular services to the City of London and the West End and the A21 provides a direct route to the M25 and national motorway network. There are many highly regarded schools in the area including Holmewood House preparatory school (Langton Green), Rose Hill in Tunbridge Wells, Mayfield School for Girls, Kent grammar schools in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge and public schools in Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Eastbourne For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70179773
Dunorlan House is a contemporary-designed family home set in an elevated position with outstanding views over Dunorlan Park and the lake. The position is unique, and the current owners have extended and reconfigured the property to include large glazed units facing south, taking advantage of the wonderful views. The enhancements undertaken by the current owners include complete re-decoration of the house, re-configuration and addition of extra accommodation. Dunorlan House has impressively achieved an EPC A rating and benefits from 46 solar panels. All of the work has been done to a high standard and to preserve the architectural style of the house.The accommodation extends to over 5,600 sq ft, and the living spaces are thoughtfully arranged over two floors and the spaces are well balanced between formal and informal living and offer exceptional entertainment areas that are extremely light and bright with full-height south facing windows along the length of the facade.The principal reception rooms on the ground floor comprise a large sitting room with an open fireplace, dining room and a family room and study area, all with impressive ceiling heights and finished to an exquisite standard throughout.The ground floor features a bespoke Smallbone kitchen finished in American Walnut, which is well equipped with a work island, fitted Miele appliances and a larder cupboard. Extended in 2015, the current owners added on the family room which adjoins the kitchen and has direct access out to the rear terrace, an ideal spot for al fresco dining. Accessed off the kitchen is the large utility, which leads directly into the double garage.Dunorlan House has excellent bedroom accommodation with a generous double aspect principal bedroom suite with an en suite bathroom, dressing room and charming private courtyard. There are two further bedrooms with en suite bathroom, a further bedroom, which is currently set up as a gym and a family bathroom. All of the bedrooms enjoy far-reaching views of the glorious gardens and Dunorlan Park.The leisure complex with indoor heated and automatic chlorinated swimming pool, spa pool and plant room are accessed from the lower ground floor and also have doors leading out to the garden. An interesting feature is the exposed stone wall from the original dwelling at Dunorlan House.Dunorlan House is approached from a private road and via an electrically operated gated entrance with sweeping gravel driveway which leads to a large parking area and a double garage building.To the front, there are a multitude of mature trees, shrubs and plants, making it quite secluded. To the side is a brick-paved path with a pergola leading to the feature garden. There is an elevated decked terrace off the kitchen/breakfast room with part parapet surround and gravel feature.The incredibly private and well-maintained garden is an important feature of Dunorlan House. Extending to the width of the property, the flat garden has so much usable lawn area and connects to the house very well. The garden provides an excellent backdrop to the house. The vendor has paid great attention to detail, planting multiple mature specimen trees and flower beds.There is direct access to the park.Dunorlan Park is an exclusive park in the centre of Tunbridge Wells. In 1823 John Ward, a partner of Decimus Burton, created the lake on the original farm for recreational use. He then sold the farm in 1854 to Henry Reed, who demolished the farmhouse and built a new house Dunorlan in Italianate style. The site of the house is high on the ridge, positioned to provide privacy and advantage of the fine views. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council purchased the site in 1945, but unfortunately, due to a fire, the house was demolished in 1958. The site was then sold to private developers, with Dunorlan House being the principal residence constructed in 1998.For cultural activity, there is no need to travel as Tunbridge Wells boasts its own Theatre and Arts Centre, and a multitude of shops and fine restaurants. For those wishing to commute to London by train, the property is within walking distance of the main line station, which has services to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. For motorists, there is easy access to a number of major road routes, including the A21, which links with the M25 motorway network, and the international airports of Gatwick and Heathrow.Tunbridge Wells is renowned for the quality of its schooling, both in the private and state sectors. Tunbridge Wells is home to Holmewood House Preparatory School. Within easy driving distance are also some other notable private schools, including, Tonbridge School, Sevenoaks School and Benenden within The Weald. Tunbridge Wells has also retained its grammar school, and Dunorlan House is within the catchment area.Sporting and recreational interests in the area are well served with golf at Nizels, Lamberhurst and Hever Castle. Horse racing at Lingfield Park, cricket and tennis at Nevill Cricket Ground and Tennis Club. Sailing and fishing are also available nearby; sailing at Bewl Water and Bough Beech Reservoir, and fishing at Chipstead Lakes. There is an abundance of country walks, cycling and riding to be had in the surrounding countryside. The South Downs and Kent & Sussex Coasts are also in close proximity. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tunbridge-wells-d196456/for-sale_i70205493
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