4 bedroom house for sale

Overview

The house, though dated, has been well maintained and retains much of its original character including a bread oven and exposed beams, with a well in the yard

Stonehouse Farm is a rare find in the area: an unmodernised detached 'chocolate box' cottage dating back to 1769 situated within wonderfully expansive, secluded grounds, tucked away down a quiet lane with no overlooking neighbours. The house, though dated, has been well maintained and retains much of its original character including a bread oven and exposed beams, with a well in the yard. The property offers fantastic potential for renovation and extension, subject to obtaining the necessary consents, with two large barns (one stone-built) offering a variety of uses which would also be suitable for conversion (subject to permissions). This much-loved family home, dating from 1769 has been well maintained by the same owner for the past 60 years. Though dated it offers a wealth of character which has been incorporated into the house during extensions in 1805 and 1970s. Internally it's fabulously cosy and charming, with beamed ceilings, a vast inglenook fireplace inset with a wood-burning stove, exposed stone walls and a range cooker in the kitchen. Though the property would benefit from modernisation it has been looked after and offers untapped potential. The extensions have added to the original footprint of the house and it is deceptively spacious inside, with the sitting room having plenty of space for family nights in, a sun room overlooking the garden, a formal dining room across the hall and a connected kitchen and boot room fitted with farmhouse-style cupboards. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom, and a separate family bathroom.OutsideStonehouse Farm is situated in a generous plot of land which is just under two acres of paddocks, gardens and yard space. The two large barns offer a variety of potential uses including car storage or conversion to stables. The gardens are well established and offer a variety of trees and shrubs, and there are a number of paved areas for garden furniture. There is ample private parking.SituationDanehill is a small village situated just south of Chelwood Gate in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the green areas of Ashdown Forest and Chelwood Common. Leisure pursuits in the area include horse riding on Ashdown Forest, golf at Royal Ashdown and walking on the extensive footpaths and bridle paths across the surrounding countryside. The village itself has a primary school and a popular pub, while further amenities can be found in Haywards Heath and East Grinstead, with the larger centres of Tunbridge Wells and Brighton also easily accessible. The area has excellent transport links with mainline rail services from Haywards Heath to London Bridge and London Victoria in 42 minutes. The M25 motorway can be accessed via the A23/A22 with links to other motorway networks, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the coast. The village is particularly well located for schools such as Cumnor House and Ardingly College.Additional InformationLocal Authority: Wealden District Council. Council Tax: Band G Services Mains water, electricity and drainage are supplied to the property. Oil-fired Rayburn/radiators/hot water tank. Wood stove. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_haywards-heath-d196598/for-sale_i67804763

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