Holmesdale House is a unique property combining a family home and business. The detached period property provides living accommodation, while two purpose built wings offer en-suite resident bedrooms. Five of the six superbly appointed rooms afford access and views onto the sun terrace, which in turn has views to the park-like gardens. Holmesdale House is registered for six residents and has a 2 star CQC rating. The property also offers huge potential for further development. (Subject to all relevant consents)
A Superior Detached Villa Of The Victorian Era Providing High Quality Boutique Guest Accommodation Of Elegance Blended With Contemporary Flair And Style Matched By A Fine Suite Of Owner'S Accommodation With Secluded Gardens. This Well Placed Property Provides A Rare Business Opportunity To Acquire A Fully Equipped Home And Thriving Income Close To The Vibrant Hub Of Hastings University Regeneration Zone.
New Move are delighted to offer this double fronted 10 bedroom house that is currently operating as a Guesthouse business. The property is in a prominent central location in the desirable ancient town of Rye, East Sussex. Overlooking a park to the front and a terraced garden to the rear. Currently 8 bedrooms and 6 Bathrooms (4 en suite) are used as guest rooms and a further 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, dining room and a kitchen are used as the owners accommodation. This property is ideal as a large family home, continued use as a guesthouse or development opportunity as the property was formally 2 houses and could be separated again (all changes of use are subject to planning permission). View video of property
Would you like to be able to drive home to a quiet road, park your car on your own parking space and then enjoy countryside views Then this is the house for you. Located on the northern edge of Lewes this well proportioned home is offered for sale in excellent condition. Lewes is the historic county town of East Sussex and boasts a wealth of history and interesting architecture. Situated in the recently formed South Downs National Park, Lewes is 5-6 miles from the coast and offers easy access into the local countryside. There is a mixture of locally owned shops and business, High Street brands, as well as a selection of local schooling. Transport links include a mainline train station with direct links to London & Brighton. The current accommodation offers a sitting room with bay window, a fitted kitchen/diner, conservatory, two bedrooms, bathroom, front and rear gardens and off road parking. What the Owner says:We fell in love with the location, very quiet and the house looks straight over the countryside. Parking was important for us and we have two dedicated spaces. Since moving in we have altered the layout to give us a larger kitchen/dining room and added a conservatory, a new kitchen and bathroom. Room sizes:PorchLiving Room: 16'2 × 13'10 (4.93m × 4.22m)Kitchen: 13'11 × 12' (4.24m × 3.66m) narrowing to 9'9 (2.97m)Conservatory: 11'1 × 8'7 (3.38m × 2.62m)LandingBedroom 1: 13'1 × 10'11 (4m × 3.33m)Bedroom 2: 11'2 × 7'8 (3.41m × 2.34m)BathroomFront GardenRear GardenOff-Road Parking Please note that these particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify their accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Historic Sites Town High Street Amenities and Services Parking Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Terraced Property Features Garden Bay Windows Conservatory Dining Room Fitted Kitchen Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1052918/
A very well presented Edwardian family home located in Cleve Terrace, tucked away in a quiet position just off Southover High Street in Lewes. Lewes is the historic county town of East Sussex and boasts a wealth of history and interesting architecture. Situated in the recently formed South Downs National Park, Lewes is 5-6 miles from the coast and offers easy access into the local countryside. There is a mixture of locally owned shops and business, High Street brands, as well as a selection of local schooling. Transport links include a mainline train station with direct links to London & Brighton. This family home is presented in excellent order and currently offers a hallway, open-plan sitting/dining/kitchen area, three double bedrooms( including a loft room) and a small fourth bedroom/study (currently used as a dressing room but also has plumbing in place for an en-suite if required). You have a small front garden and a south facing rear garden on two levels. What the Owner says:We fell in love with our house as soon as we saw it - the area is perfect, easy access to the station and the town centre yet quiet, sunny rear garden and nice character features. The road is very friendly and does not have much traffic. Room sizes:HallwayLiving Room: 12'0 × 11'8 (3.67m × 3.56m)Dining Room: 13'9 × 9'10 (4.19m × 2.99m)Kitchen: 8'11 × 6' (2.73m × 1.83m)LandingBedroom 1: 12'11 × 10'11 (3.94m × 3.33m)Bedroom 3: 12'10 × 8'10 (3.92m × 2.7m)Bedroom 4: 7'11 × 4'11 (2.41m × 1.5m)BathroomBedroom 2: 16' × 13'0 (4.88m × 3.97m)Front GardenRear Garden Please note that these particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify their accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Historic Sites Town High Street Amenities and Services Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Terraced Edwardian South Facing Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Ensuite Study. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1302027/
Superbly presented four bedroom, three storey townhouse built in 2006 by Downland Homes on the edge of the popular Wallands area of Lewes. Lewes is the historic county town of East Sussex and boasts a wealth of history and interesting architecture. Situated in the recently formed South Downs National Park, Lewes is 5-6 miles from the coast and offers easy access into the local countryside. There is a mixture of locally owned shops and business, High Street brands, as well as a selection of local schooling. Transport links include a mainline train station with direct links to London & Brighton. This contemporary family home has been modified by the current owners by open-planning the ground floor reception space and adding Italian style ceramic flooring throughout the ground floor. The rear garden has a southerly aspect and has been decked to give a low maintenance garden perfect for entertaining and young children. The current accommodation offers a hallway, cloakroom, modern fitted kitchen open to a sitting room with French doors to the rear garden. On the first floor you will find three practical bedrooms, one with a Juliet balcony, and a family bathroom. On the second floor is the master suite with a double aspect bedroom with Juliet balcony and a contemporary ensuite bathroom. To the front you will find two allocated parking spaces and the property also benefits from the remainder of the 10 year NHBC guarantee. What the Owner says:We have loved our time in Wallands Park Rise and are only moving as we need an annexe for a relative. The space on offer in the house initially attracted us four good sized bedrooms, bathroom and en-suite and we have spent many hours playing/entertaining in the sunny practical garden. Room sizes:HallwayCloakroomLiving Room/Kitchen: 29'7 × 10'2 (9.02m × 3.1m)LandingBedroom 2: 13' × 9'9 (3.97m × 2.97m)Bedroom 3: 13'6 × 8'6 (4.12m × 2.59m)Bedroom 4: 10'2 × 6'8 (3.1m × 2.03m)BathroomLandingBedroom 1: 19'7 × 12'3 (5.97m × 3.74m)En-suite BathroomRear GardenOff-Road Parking Please note that these particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify their accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Historic Sites Town High Street Amenities and Services Parking Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Terraced 3 Storey Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Property Features Garden Allocated Parking Cloakroom Ensuite Fitted Kitchen French Doors Annex Reception. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t992940/
Description A delightful semi-detached bungalow in sought after village location. There is UPVC throughout including the conservatory and doors. Approached from the porch with further door leading into entrance hallway with radiator and access to loft. Immediately on your left-hand side are the two bedrooms, both facing to the front. Bedroom two, radiator and broadband connection and bedroom one has a radiator and built-in wardrobes. The living room has a central feature fireplace with marble hearth and surround with wooden mantle piece and gas effect inset fire, coved ceiling, wall lighting, radiator and large patio doors which lead through to the conservatory. From the hallway, is the family bathroom which comprises a white suite with white panel bath with convexed glazed door with wall mounted shower fitment, mixer tap and shelf storage in corner, tiled walls, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap and closed coupled WC, cistern and push button flush. There is a further . doorway to the kitchen with a range of floor and wall mounted units with open display unit at the end, roll top granite effect work surfaces with inset single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, inset four ring gas hob and electric oven beneath, space for washing machine and upright fridge/freezer, radiator, window facing into the conservatory and half glazed door leading in. The conservatory is glazed on three sides (three quarter length with top and bottom openers - opaque glass on the left-hand side) giving views across the garden, radiator, tiled flooring and door to side and rear. Situation The property is located a short distance away from the village green, which during summer months you can enjoy both cricket and stall ball. This area is central to the village of Ringmer with the parish church located just behind and opposite is the local pub and restaurant, as well as The Green Man which is further down the road. The shops in Springett Avenue provide the residents of Ringmer essential services with post office/general store, butchers, bakers, florist, restaurant as well as fast food takeaway and hairdressers. The parade of shops in located just a short distance away from the newly opened pharmacy and doctor's surgery in Anchor Field. Ringmer is well served by leisure activities and has schools for children of all ages, well established football club and cricket club. There is also a busy community swimming pool. . To the south is the larger historic town of Lewes with its wider range of retail shops, high street banks boutiques. There is also a retail park which has a number of large trading names as well as a supermarket. Lewes has a mainline railway station which provides regular services to and from central London via Haywards Heath in just over an hour and three quarters. Outside Gravelled front garden for ease of maintenance with central stone feature and inset planting, concrete shared driveway to side and rear leading to garage which is located in a block of three to the side with up and over door and flat roof. The rear garden has close board fencing on three sides with a central feature lawned area with tree and surrounded by block paved pathway with perennial plants, shrub and flower borders. Entrance Porch Hall Lounge 17'5" x 10'9" (5.3m x 3.28m). Kitchen 9'1" x 8'2" (2.77m x 2.5m). Conservatory 15'3" x 10'9" (4.65m x 3.28m). Bedroom One 12'1" x 10'9" (3.68m x 3.28m). Bedroom Two 9'2" x 8'9" (2.8m x 2.67m). Bathroom
If you are looking for a new home with a separate sitting room and dining room, off road parking and a larger than average garden then this could well be the house for you. Located in the ever popular residential area of Nevill this semi-detached family home offers flexible space with potential and is shown in excellent condition. Lewes is the historic county town of East Sussex and boasts a wealth of history and interesting architecture. Situated in the recently formed South Downs National Park, Lewes is 5-6 miles from the coast and offers easy access into the local countryside. There is a mixture of locally owned shops and businesses, High Street brands, as well as a selection of local schooling. Transport links include a mainline train station with direct links to London & Brighton. The accommodation currently offers a sitting room leading through to a spacious conservatory, separate dining room, modern fitted kitchen, three bedrooms, family bathroom, block paved driveway with space for two cars and a corner plot rear garden also with vehicle access if required. The garden has various terraced and lawned areas, a workshop, a covered carport, summer house and a concrete area that used to have a garage on with double gates opening to the rear. What the Owner says:We love our house and are only moving as our children have grown up and we no longer need the space. We have fully modernised the house in the time we have been here and landscaped the rear garden. We are very close to a bus route into town and you can walk onto the South Downs within 5 minutes of the house. Room sizes:PorchHallwayLiving Room: 17'10 × 10'9 (5.44m × 3.28m)Dining Room: 11'11 × 11'4 (3.63m × 3.46m)Kitchen: 14'5 × 6'5 (4.4m × 1.96m)Conservatory: 16'5 × 7'6 (5.01m × 2.29m)LandingBedroom 1: 11'4 × 11'3 (3.46m × 3.43m)Bedroom 2: 10'10 × 9'11 (3.3m × 3.02m)Bedroom 3: 7'7 × 7'6 (2.31m × 2.29m)BathroomRear GardenDriveway Please note that these particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify their accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Historic Sites Town High Street Amenities and Services Parking Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Detatched Semi-detached Terraced Property Features Garden Conservatory Dining Room Fitted Kitchen Garage Landscaped Gardens Carport Summer House. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1070352/
Headline A delightful detached former Coach House of Georgian origins and with later additions, restored and extended by the current owners and now providing well proportioned and very flexible family sized accommodation, arranged over 2 floors together with a large established and secluded garden, Studio and ample parking and with proven commercial potential if required. Planning has been approved to provide an annexe if required. Situation Within a short drive of central Uckfield with a good selection of High Street shops and facilities and mainline staion with regular services to London Bridge, also available from Buxted.There are many sport and recreational facilities in the general area including the Ashdown Forest and the East Sussex National golf course plus there are a variety of state and private schools in the general area. Description The Coach House dates from around 1750, converted to a dwelling over forty years ago, extended over the years and now providing very spacious and well presented accommodation, ideal for a large family. Planning permission has been granted to provide additional annex accommodation if required, suitable for twin family occupation and the property is currently a very successful bed and breakfast business. A feature of the house are the fabulous gardens, secluded and very well stocked. A sunny and haven for bird and wildlife and in addition there is a walled inner courtyard garden. The house offers light and adaptable accommodation retaining many characteristic features and a huge master bedroom suite with useable covererd balcony with views over the rear gardens. This property can only be truly appreciated by viewing internally. . Porticoed entrance and front door opening into Entrance Hall with slate flooring, covered radiator, sash window, under-stairs storage cupboard. Bedroom 2 12' x 10' (3.66m x 3.05m). Multi paned sliding sash window to front with covered radiator beneath, Victorian pine panelled door to hallway and En-Suite Shower Room Tiled shower cubicle, WC, circular wash hand basin on slate topped vanity unit, covered radiator, slate flooring, heated towel rail, frosted window, lobby and return door to entrance hall. Sitting Room 14'8" x 10' (4.47m x 3.05m). A very interesting room, light and double aspect with exposed ceiling timbers, multi-paned sliding sash windows to front, fireplace with wood burning stove on raised hearth, slate flooring, fitted bookshelving, TV amd telecom points and original stable door to inner courtyard. Drawing Room 25'2" x 15' (7.67m x 4.57m). Another light and double aspect room with multi-paned square bay windows to front, covered radiator, multi-paned double doors to inner courtyard, slate tiled floor, inglenook fireplace with oak bressumer beam, wood burning stove on raised flagstone hearth with cupboards adjacent, TV and telecom points, further covered radiator, picture light point and secret door to Study 10'2" x 8'8" (3.1m x 2.64m). Fitted shelving, radiator, TV and telecom points, multi-paned door and window to courtyard. . From the Drawing Room there is a Lobby with access hatch to roof void and door to Utility Room 11' x 5'8" (3.35m x 1.73m). Plumbing and space for washing machine and tumble dryer, stainless steel sink unit, sash window, radiator, tiled flooring. Farmhouse Kitchen/Breakfast Room 22'3" x 13'7" (6.78m x 4.14m). Fitted with a comprehensive range of painted base and eye level units with oak work surfaces incorporating twin bowl stainless steel sink unit and marble chopping board, breakfast bar and marble topped central island unit. Appliances include Seimens 5 ring mains gas hob with stainless steel hood above, integrated dishwasher, built in oven and microwave, gas fired Esse range, space for upright fridge freezer, ceramic floor tiling which runs through to the Breakfast Area, covered radiator, 4 sky light windows, full width multi-paned windows and double doors to garden. . From the Entrance Hall an oak staircase with turned balustrading leads to the First Floor Galleried Landing, a feature of the house, with access hatch to roof void, window to front. Bedroom 3 12'3" x 10' (3.73m x 3.05m). Multi-paned window, double radiator and En-Suite Bathroom White suite of steel bath with independent shower system and chrome accessories, WC, pedestal basin, marble floor tiles, dado wall tiling, frosted window, double radiator, return door to Landing. Bedroom 4 13'6" x 10' (4.11m x 3.05m). Twin sliding sash windows and cast iron fireplace with timber mantle, two radiators. Master Suite - Bedroom 1 25' x 15'5" (7.62m x 4.7m). An impressive room fitted with an extensive range of wardrobes and over-bed wall cupboards, bedside light points, light and double aspect with multi-paned windows and double doors opening onto Covered Balcony 14'3" x 5' (4.34m x 1.52m). with retaining rails, columns and views over the rear garden. En-Suite Bathroom Luxuriously appointed with suite of slipper bath with chrome accessories, concealed flush WC, wash hand basin in vanity unit, corner shower cubicle with chrome accessories, heated towel rail/radiator, dado panelling, oak flooring, inset spotlights and extractor vent. Outside The property is approached over a gated entrance onto a tarmacadam drive and hardstanding for 6/7 vehicles, screened with conifers and with established beds and brief lawned area. The drive continues to the former double garage, converted to Workroom/Studio 17' x 17' (5.18m x 5.18m). Insulated and with double glazed windows, wood laminate flooring, power and light points and inset spotlights, an ideal office or games room but also suitable for a variety of uses. . Adjacent to the Studio is a paved patio and side garden, which leads to the rear garden, a feature of the property, offering total seclusion and privacy, landscaped and with composting/recycling area. garden shed with power and light and further insulated garden shed, ideal for dry, secure storage with lean-to adjacent. . The garden is arranged in 'rooms', host to numerous established specimen trees, shrubs and colourful borders, gravelled sitting out area with fig tree and climbing roses, eucalyptus, and level lawn which connects with a second York stone paved terrace, ideal for al-fresco entertaining and with filtered and pumped water feature and Koi pond, slate beds and rockery garden, young orchard, bamboo plantation and, to the rear boundary, an archway opens through to the vegetable garden with chicken coop and greenhouse, each with power and light and further potting shed. . Approached from the Drawing Room and Entrance Hall is a delightful courtyard garden, a very secluded sun trap and with old brick base, wall enclosed and with access to the lane, climbing plants, covered veranda, external lighting and Boiler Room Potterton Kingfisher gas fired central heating boiler, programmer and space for further appliances. Planning Planning permission has been granted under application No. WD/2009/1312/F form the replacement of the existing Garage/Studio with a residential annexe andn seperate Studio/Store. Further details are available from Wealden District Council planning office on Directions From Uckfield proceed along the High Street which becomes London Road and at Ringles Cross turn left opposite the garage onto Snatts Road. Continue straight ahead and after around 0.4 mile, the Coach House is on your left just prior to the Manor House.
COnstructed By Bellwinch Homes In 1999, 'The Kestrel' Is A 5 Bedroom, 3 Reception Room Modern Detached Executive Style Family Home Located Within A Select Small Village Development. Entrance Hall * Cloakroom * Family Room * Drawing Room * Dining Room * Kitchen * Utility Room * 5 BedroomS * Bathroom * EN SUITE Bathroom * Double Garage * Ample Parking With Separate Parking For Boat/Motor Home Etc. * Established Gardens Directions: From Uckfield travel south along the A22 towards Eastbourne. At the second roundabout take the first turning to East Hoathly. Continue to the centre of the village (sharp right-hand bend) continue down the High Street and take the 3rd turning on the left hand side. No 22 is on the right hand side after approximately 75 yds. Situation: The property is located in a cul de sac in the picturesque village of East Hoathly. There are village shops, pubs, tea rooms, hairdressers and other small businesses within the village. Nearby Uckfield has a good range of shops, schools and leisure facilities including cinema, cafes, library, railway station and leisure centre with swimming pool. Eastbourne is 15 miles away and Tunbridge Wells 20 miles. To Be Sold: A 5 bedroom, 3 reception room, modern detached executive style family home located within a select small village development with private established gardens, double garage, ample private parking and further enclosed area for motor home/boat. Storm porch with overhead light. Front door with side panel to: Entrance Hall: Generously proportioned - Max. 14'8 x 9'8 (. 4.47m x 2.95m) Radiator, understairs storage cupboard, stairs to first floor, galleried landing above. Cloakroom: Low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, radiator, window with diffused glass, Georgian style tiled floor. Double Doors from Entrance Hall to: Dining Room: 11' x 14' (3.35m x 4.27m) front aspect, radiator, from Dining Room further double doors to: Sitting Room: 18'8 x 13'5 (5.69m x 4.09m) Feature fireplace with marble surround and hearth with Adam style surround and mantel. Ideal south, south west aspect with glazed casement doors with glazed side panels leading to pergola covered patio at rear, plus further windows overlooking private rear garden, radiators. Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 12' x 12'10 (3.66m x 3.91m) Comprehensive array of cream fronted wall and base units including integrated fridge freezer, further freezer, built in microwave, free standing range cooker with extractor fan above, plumbing for dishwasher, ample work surfaces with down lighting, inset one and a half bowl sink/drainer with swan neck mixers above, tiled splashbacks, window overlooking rear garden, halogen ceiling lights, radiator, ceramic tiled floor, which continues through to:- Utility Room: 7'2 x 5'5 (2.18m x 1.65m) matching base unit and work surface, work surface with inset single stainless steel sink unit and drainer, plumbing for washing machine, floor mounted oil fired central heating boiler, radiator, door to side of property. Bright Double Aspect Family Room/Study/Reception 3: 9'11 x 10'4 (3.02m x 3.15m) Radiator. Stairs to: First Floor Landing: Double doors to large airing cupboard, loft access. Bedroom 1: 11'3 x 17'4 (3.43m x 5.28m) Large bright room, double doors to built in wardrobe and further single built in wardrobe, radiator, front aspect. Large En-SUITE TO MAIN Bedroom: 9' x 8'2 (2.74m x 2.49m) including double shower, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c., ceramic tiled splash backs, wall mounted shaver point, extractor fan, radiator, window with diffused glass, ceiling halogen lights. Bedroom 2: 12' x 11'10 (3.66m x 3.61m) Rear aspect, radiator, double doors to built in wardrobe and further single built in wardrobe. Bedroom 3: 11'3 x 10'4 (3.43m x 3.15m) Rear aspect, radiator. Bedroom 4: 8'9 x 11'1 (2.67m x 3.38m) Front aspect, radiator. Bedroom 5: 8'2 x 10'4 (2.49m x 3.15m) Rear aspect, radiator. Family Bathroom: 6'9 x 7'5 (2.06m x 2.26m) White suite. Bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, tiled splashbacks, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks, low level w.c., radiator, halogen ceiling lights, window with diffused glass. Outside Front: Brick paved drive leading to own detached double garage with twin up and over doors. Ample off street parking. Open plan area of lawn with planted borders adjacent to house. Concealed oil storage tank. To left hand side of property extended drive to double gated entrance with further parking for caravan/boat etc behind or would lead to further garden. To right hand side of property is a gated entrance and pathway to rear garden. Rear: Approximately 60' x 45' (18.29m x 13.72m). Patio adjoining rear of property with pergola shaded area adorned by wisteria etc. Pond with aquatic planting to border. Lawn with planted borders. Fenced boundary with mature tree lined backdrop. Fruit trees and roses to sides. The Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are Not included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.
Unusual opportunity to purchase living accommodation combined with business premises in the centre of East Preston village. With a large front office, staff room and kitchen, car parking, two bedroom flat above and charming gardens. Excellent location ideal for those wanting to start a business or for investment. In more detail the accommodation comprises:- Private forecourt with parking; driveway to side providing additional parking. Front door to:- OFFICE AREA 6.38m(20'11'') into l-shape x 5.89m(19'4'') Currently used as administration office. L-shaped; laminated flooring; two large radiators; telephone points; power points. Steps up to rear office area; understairs storage cupboard. Opens to:- RECEPTION / STAFF ROOM 4.83m(15'10'') max x 3.48m(11'5'') Door to lobby giving access to Rear Garden; side door giving additional access; radiator; TV point. KITCHEN 2.01m(6'7'') x 2.82m(9'3'') Stainless steel sink unit with space for fridge; range cupboards and drawers; work top surface; fitted oven with four ring gas hob above; space for tall fridge/freezer; range of wall mounted cupboards; part tiled walls; opening obscure glazed window. BATHROOM / UTILITY ROOM Walk-in shower; pedestal wash hand basin; close coupled WC; part tiled walls; space and plumbing for washing machine; obscure glazed window; access to loft space. STAIRS TO FIRST FLOOR FLAT With independant access. LANDING Radiator. LOUNGE 3.51m(11'6'') x 4.65m(15'3'') TV point; radiator; UPVC double glazed window overlooking the Rear Garden; telephone point. Stairs to Second Floor. KITCHEN Single stainless steel sink unit; range of cupboards and drawers; work top surface; fitted four ring gas hob; space for fridge/freezer; UPVC double glazed windows; part tiled walls; wall mounted cupboards; radiator. BEDROOM 4.90m(16'1'') x 3.58m(11'9'') (Includes depth of chimney breast) TV point; radiator; UPVC double glazed window with roller blind; coved ceiling. EN SUITE BATHROOM White bath with Mira shower and screen; close coupled WC; pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splash back; light and shaver point above; radiator; cupboard housing Alpha 240e gas fired boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating; window with venetian blind. BEDROOM 5.87m(19'3'') x 3.68m(12'1'') Open plan bedroom and bathroom; Velux window; shaped bath with mixer tap and telephone shower attachment; pedestal wash hand basin; close coupled WC; access to eaves space; radiator; TV point; double cupboard with hanging rail and shelf above; large eaves window with blind. REAR GARDEN Paved with mature shrubs and trees; timber garden shed; garden outhouse. SERVICES All main services are connected to the property. The services at this property, ie electricity, plumbing, heating, sanitary and drainage and any other appliances included within these details have not been tested and therefore we are unable to confirm their condition or working order. COUNCIL TAX Band B For further information telephone or go to VIEWING By appointment through Jane Musgrave Estate Agents AGENTS NOTES No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. Distances given in these particulars to local amenities etc. are direct line distances. The mention of any appliance or service on these particulars does not imply that they are necessarily in working condition. Intending purchasers are advised to make their own investigations. WEBSITE FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB-SITE or email: These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. J E Musgrave Limited.
An increasingly rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully appointed and particularly versatile detached period village cottage enjoying breathtaking countryside views from the rear elevation and in general offering a great potential for those looking to run a business from home or establishing village stores etc (STP).. Other For Sale 3 bed in Heathfield East Sussex United Kingdom find Heathfield properties
New Move are delighted to offer this double fronted 10 bedroom house that is currently operating as a Guesthouse business. The property is in a prominent central location in the desirable ancient town of Rye, East Sussex. Overlooking a park to the front and a terraced garden to the rear. Currently 8 bedrooms and 6 Bathrooms (4 en suite) are used as guest rooms and a further 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, dining room and a kitchen are used as the owners accommodation. This property is ideal as a large family home, continued use as a guesthouse or development opportunity as the property was formally 2 houses and could be separated again (all changes of use are subject to planning permission). View video of property Property Characteristics Detatched. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t886871/
A wonderful residential farm with a substantial Grade ll listed farmhouse, 55 acres of pasture and woodland (tbv) together with a timber-framed Sussex barn which has planning permission to convert into a three bedroom barn. The Farm is situated within the small hamlet of Hale Green in the parish of Chiddingly - which is made up of a number of small hamlets. Chiddingly has its own primary school and a church, which can be seen from most parts of the parish, is host to the Chiddingly Arts Festival and has some four pubs in the immediate area. It is extremely well located for access to the south coast and has views towards the South Downs. There are superb recreational facilities in the area including a leisure centre in Hailsham, sailing and water pursuits at Brighton, Eastbourne and Bewl Water, a tennis club at Horam and a number of golf courses, including the East Sussex National. The property is situated in a wonderful rural area approximately 2.5 miles from Horam where there are a variety of shops for local needs and 6.2 miles north west of Hailsham and 5 miles south of Heathfield. The country town of Lewes is approximately 20 minutes drive and Tunbridge Wells about 30 minutes drive. There are numerous bridleways and footpaths in the area and equestrian events are hosted further afield at Brightling Park, Eridge Park, Ardingly and Hickstead. Hale Farm House is a substantial Grade II listed property with some 4, 400 sq. ft. of accommodation and retains many significant period features. Many of these features include beamed walls, ceilings and oak doors, fireplaces and windows, including some of the original stained glass which dates back to the 16th century. It has an interesting history with origins, we understand, that date back to the 15th century. It was largely developed and refurbished in the 16th century by the Torel family who quarried the extensive iron ore deposits in the area for the lucrative ammunitions business. The Calverley's (of Tunbridge Wells fame) acquired the property in the 1620's until the early 19th century, when it was taken over by the Robert Reeves estate. It was then sold/passed onto the current owner's family in the early 20th century when it was again restored and extended. The house is currently arranged to provide a self-contained annexe on the ground floor and a successful B&B business is currently run in the main part of the house. Garden and Grounds - The gardens comprise mature lawns, interspersed with flowerbeds and fruit trees together with a good variety of deciduous trees. A small copse surrounds a natural pond which is located to the south-east edge of the gardens. A long brick wall naturally divides the gardens from the barn and other farm buildings. Sussex Barn - The traditional timber-framed detached Sussex barn (56'2 x 13'3 (including open cart bay 32'4 x 8'9)) is constructed of part brick and part weatherboard elevations under a clay tile roof and has recently been granted full planning permission to convert into a three bedroom residential property. Land - The farm land which is under the Environmental Stewardship Scheme lies predominantly to the south and east of the house and has an equestrian cross country course built over much of it with over a hundred varied jumps. In recent years it has held the Chiddingly Horse Show and Gymkhana. Also, it has provided sheep grazing and a hay crop for two local farmers. Gates to the north and south of the house give separate access to the fields and pasture land. Farm Buildings - These are situated between the paddocks and the house and gardens and have separate road access. Further cart bay/log store extends from the side of the main barn and adjoins a traditional brick double pig sty. Cow stall (56' x 13'3 approx) with timber clad elevations under a fibre cement corrugated roof. Old Stables (26'2 x 15' approx) brick elevations under a clay tile roof. Cart Shed Modern building with large double oak doors at each end. Further modern stables. Lifestyle Activities Woods Property Characteristics Listed. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1188695/
A wonderful residential grassland amenity farm with a substantial Grade II listed farmhouse, 55 acres of pasture & woodland together with a timber-framed Sussex barn which has planning permission to convert into residential accommodation. To be sold as a whole or in two lots. Situation The Farm is situated within the small hamlet of Hale Green in the parish of Chiddingly - which is made up of a number of small hamlets. Chiddingly has its own primary school and a church, which can be seen from most parts of the parish, is host to the Chiddingly Arts Festival and has some four pubs in the immediate area. It is extremely well located for access to the south coast and has views towards the South Downs. There are superb recreational facilities in the area including a leisure centre in Hailsham, sailing and water pursuits at Brighton, Eastbourne and Bewl Water, a tennis club at Horam and a number of golf courses, including the East Sussex National. The property is situated in a wonderful rural area approximately 2.5 miles from Horam where there are a variety of shops for local needs and 6.2 miles north west of Hailsham and 5 miles south of Heathfield. The country town of Lewes is approximately 20 minutes drive and Tunbridge Wells about 30 minutes drive. There are numerous bridleways and footpaths in the area and equestrian events are hosted further afield at Brightling Park, Eridge Park, Ardingly and Hickstead. Main House Hale Farm House is a substantial Grade II listed property with some 4, 400 sq. ft . of accommodation and retains many significant period features. Many of these features include beamed walls, ceilings and oak doors, fireplaces and windows, including some of the original stained glass which dates back to the 16th century. It has an interesting history with origins, we understand, that date back to the 15th century. It was largely developed and refurbished in the 16th century by the Torel family who quarried the extensive iron ore deposits in the area for the lucrative ammunitions business. The Calverley's (of Tunbridge Wells fame) acquired the property in the 1620's until the early 19th century, when it was taken over by the Robert Reeves estate. It was then sold/passed onto the current owner's family in the early 20th century when it was again restored and extended. The house is currently arranged to provide a self-contained annexe on the ground floor and a successful B&B business is currently run in the main part of the house. Garden and Grounds The gardens comprise mature lawns, interspersed with flowerbeds and fruit trees together with a good variety of deciduous trees. A small copse surrounds a natural pond which is located to the south-east edge of the gardens. A long brick wall naturally divides the gardens from the barn and other farm buildings. Sussex Barn The traditional timber-framed detached Sussex barn (56'2 x 13'3 (including open cart bay 32'4 x 8'9)) is constructed of part brick and part weatherboard elevations under a clay tile roof and has recently been granted full planning permission to convert into a three bedroom residential property. Planning References WD/2011/1817/F and WD/2011/1816/LB Land The farm land which is under the Environmental Stewardship Scheme lies predominantly to the south and east of the house and has an equestrian cross country course built over much of it with over a hundred varied jumps. In recent years it has held the Chiddingly Horse Show and Gymkhana. Also, it has provided sheep grazing and a hay crop for two local farmers. Gates to the north and south of the house give separate access to the fields and pasture land. Farm Buildings These are situated between the paddocks and the house and gardens and have separate road access. Further cart bay/ log store extends from the side of the main barn and adjoins a traditional brick double pig sty. Cow stall (56' x 13'3 approx) with timber clad elevations under a fibre cement corrugated roof. Old Stables (26'2 x 15' approx) brick elevations under a clay tile roof. Cart Shed Modern building with large double oak doors at each end. Further modern stables. Internal area Approximate gross internal area: Main house 4, 420 sq ft / 410.7 sq m Services Mains electricity and water Oil fired central heating Private drainage Outgoings Hale Farm House is subject to two Council Tax tariffs: Band H & Band A Tenure & possession Freehold with vacant possession Lifestyle Activities Equestrian Golf Rural Coastal Town Village Woods Amenities and Services Tennis Court Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Freehold Renovated Vacant Listed Ground Floor Property Features Garden Attic Extension Period Features Pond Stables Views Annex. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1328718/
*** PHASE 2 NOW RELEASED *** Our amazing Sales and Marketing Suite and show homes are open 7 days a week, 10am – 5pm. Why not come and visit us to see what your new home could look like. The Applestead is a 4 bedroom 2 bathroom detached home with en-suite to master bedroom plus garage and parking space that overlooks the village pond - Price £;359, 995 Fernley Park is stunning development of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes set in the heart of the Sussex Weald countryside. Based in the friendly town of Uckfield near the River Uck, the graceful homes at Fernley Park will be well suited to the needs to both couples and families alike. Welcome to Fernley Park, the beautiful new homes grown in the countryside of the Sussex Weald. These stunning 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes are the perfect base to explore the surrounding landscape. Based in the friendly town of Uckfield, near the scenic river Uck, the graceful homes at Fernley Park are well suited to the needs of both couples and families alike. With acres of woodland, alluring views and forgotten paths winding the surrounding area, you will never be short of inspiration to get outside and explore. For those sunny days, the south coast is less than an hour’s drive from your door, and with the busy shopping towns of Lewes, Eastbourne & East Grinstead all within 20 miles, you are never far from the action! As we all strive for space, comfort and quality, Fernley Park offers a standard of living that is often hard to find. Freedom, adventure and good health await you...the Good Life really has never been easier. Surrounded by traditional verdant English countryside, Fernley Park offers an idyllic outdoor lifestyle for anyone in search of space and freedom. Character homes nestle in a tranquil setting in the Sussex Weald, with vast swaths of parkland either side - it’s just waiting to be explored! The Weald, as you will see on local signs, is an old Saxon name. The area was once reigned by dense forest, separating the south coast and the northern downs, something which is still very evident today. A stroll through the local flora and fauna is reminiscent of a time long passed, when the outside world was a playground. Wading through an autumn carpet of leaves, it’s certainly not hard to return to your inner child! Whether you’re searching for a peaceful retreat, somewhere to play, space to start a family, or simply a base to explore from, the location has everything to offer. Children are very well catered for in the area. Uckfield itself provides primary & secondary schools of a good standard, as well as local nursery groups and a soft play centre for youngsters. Children will also love the many stories and legends from the area, such as Nan Tuck’s ghost, a favourite local tale of a witch said to haunt Buxted woods! For something a little more civilised, why not take tea at the beautiful Barnsgate Manor, explore the 15th Century Bridge Cottage or even go in search of the town’s literary past. It has inspired the efforts of several modern writers, including John le Carre, Christopher Nye and Julian Fellowes Lifestyle Activities Resort Rural Coastal Town Village Development Parkland Woods Amenities and Services Parking Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Property Features Ensuite Garage Pond Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1289356/
A delightful individual 3 bedroom house set within grounds of approx 3/4 acre (not measured) lounge, dining room, music room/study, conservatory, garage, outbuildings, mature gardens, potential to extend. • Delightful House • Set in approx 3/4 acre • 3 Bedrooms • 3 Reception Rooms • Conservatory • Garage & Outbuildings • Mature Gardens • Potential to extend Description This interesting and individual house has been in the same ownership since it was built in the mid 1970’s and has enjoyed privacy and seclusion within a delightful established plot. In fact, the plot has been occupied for several hundred years and was originally the site of an Elizabethan Cottage. The grounds, therefore, have been long established and have a wide variety of mature plants trees and shrubs including two magnificent trees, a Copper Beech and a Redwood, a Yew tree, Rhododendrons, Azaleas Magnolias and many more. The house itself, has been extended and may well have scope for further extension (i.e. fourth bedroom above music room) subject to being able to obtain the necessary consents. The downstairs accommodation features three distinct living areas, Lounge with open fire place, Dining Room and Music Room/Study and there is a conservatory to one side with delightful outlook over the garden. Description Cont... On the first floor, there is a triple aspect master bedroom with views over the garden on all sides, a second double bedroom with windows to side and rear and access to balcony, a third bedroom with dressing table and cupboards and bathroom with modern white suite and power shower. There is a single detached garage within the grounds and a number of timber outbuildings including a workshop, utility area and garden sheds. The house is set back along an entrance drive, giving it seclusion from the road whilst at the same time having convenient access to the A264 and routes to Gatwick, Stations for London and the motorway network. For Golfers, the first 'T' of the Copthorne Golf Club is just across the road. Location Copthorne is a village straddling the border between Surrey and Sussex and is separated from the town of Crawley by the M23. It was mentioned as far back as the Doomsday book in 1086, when it was known as Copedorne meaning Coppiced Thorn Tree. The population is about 7, 000 and there are numerous small businesses in and around the village. There are three schools, including an infant school, a Church of England junior school and Copthorne Preparatory school. The location is convenient of access to Gatwick airport, just under 3 miles, and the nearby towns of Crawley and East Grinstead. For the rail user there are stations at Three Bridges, Horley, Crawley and East Grinstead. Lifestyle Activities Golf Town Village Amenities and Services Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Elizabethan 1st Floor Property Features Garden Balcony Conservatory Dining Room Extension Fireplace Garage Outbuilding Shed Study Views Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1031350/
• Three Bed Character Cottage • Ensuite to Master Bedroom • Two reception Rooms • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Private Lane Location • No Chain Description: This lovely character cottage is situated in a superb position towards the end of a private country lane. The location really adds value and desirability to the house and is remarkable for being both quiet and secluded yet within a short distance of the A264. The accommodation features a kitchen breakfast room with French doors to the garden, a separate dining room with fireplace and a lounge, also with fireplace and double glazed sash style windows. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, all with reasonable sizes and the main bedroom has an en-suite with shower cubicle. Bedroom two has a cast iron fire place and the bathroom has been re-fitted with a roll top bath, white suite and WC with high level cistern. Description Cont'd: Outside, there is driveway parking to the front of the house and a side gate opens to a passageway leading to the rear garden. The garden is approx 50' x 42' and has within it a timber workshop with covered patio to one side, two further sheds and a raised planted border. The remainder of the garden is laid to level lawn and has a good degree of seclusion from neighbouring properties. We strongly recommend viewing this delightful house at your earliest convenience. There is no forward chain. Location: Copthorne is a village straddling the border between Surrey and Sussex and is separated from the town of Crawley by the M23. It was mentioned as far back as the Doomsday book in 1086, when it was known as Copedorne meaning Coppiced Thorn Tree. The population is about 7, 000 and there are numerous small businesses in and around the village. There are three schools, including an infant school, a Church of England junior school and Copthorne Preparatory school. The location is convenient of access to Gatwick airport, just under 3 miles, and the nearby towns of Crawley and East Grinstead. For the rail user there are stations at Three Bridges, Horley, Crawley and East Grinstead. Lifestyle Activities Rural Town Village Amenities and Services Parking Schools Property Characteristics 1st Floor Property Features Garden Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Fireplace French Doors Shed Patio Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Shower Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1139838/
Formerly two workers cottages to the manor house, Gorringlee Cottage was skillfully converted into one detached country cottage in 2007 by the current owner. The property sits in around 16.5 acres and has an established stable yard with three separately fenced paddocks. The cottage comprises of an entrance hall leading to a dining room with doors to the kitchen, cloakroom and rear garden. Both the dining room and sitting rooms have feature fireplaces. The study and conservatory are accessed from the sitting room. To the first floor is a landing area that has a useful recess that could be used as an open plan additional study area. The master bedroom has views across the land and has an en-suite shower room. The two further bedrooms and bathroom are accessed from the landing also. Outside to the front of the property is an area of driveway parking leading to a detached barn style open double width carport. To the rear of the cottage is an area of garden with two useful brick built outhouses. The concrete yard has a total of ten timber constructions mobile outbuildings, including six mobile stables, four tack/feed stores, and two hay stores. The acreage is made up of three paddocks with the larger two being around six and a half acres each and the last being around three and a half acres. AGENTS NOTE:- There is a nearby bridle way to the entrance of the driveway approach to the property that becomes a public footpath that runs west to east toward the Coolham road. SITUATION Coolham is a small hamlet situated approximately seven miles south of Horsham and approximately three miles east of Billingshurst. It once had its own stores, bakery, school and one other business which remains active today, The Selsey Arms Public House. There is now a car garage and a highly regarded primary school. Coolham is also known for The 17th century half-timbered cottage and Quaker Chapel named 'The Blue Idol' which was where the famous Quaker William Penn of Pennsylvania met and worshipped before sailing to America. Hallway Cloakroom Kitchen/Breakfast Room 13' (3.96m) x 11' (3.35m) Dining Room 16'10 (5.13m) x 12' (3.66m) Sitting Room 16'9 (5.11m) x 11'11 (3.63m) Study 10'11 (3.33m) x 8'9 (2.67m) Conservatory 10'5 (3.18m) x 10'3 (3.12m) Landing Bedroom 1 17' (5.18m) x 13'3 (4.04m) Ensuite Shower Room Bedroom 2 16'4 (4.98m) x 7'3 (2.21m) Bedroom 3 13'3 (4.04m) x 9'5 (2.87m) Bathroom Garden Important Notice PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 For clarification, Henry Adams wish to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared in good faith to give a fair overall view of the property. We have not undertaken a structural survey, nor tested that any of the services, appliances, equipment or facilities are in good working order. Any area, distances or measurements referred to are given as a GUIDE ONLY and should not be relied upon. If such details are fundamental to a purchase please contact this office for further information. All measurements are approximate and should not be relied upon for carpets or furnishings. Photographs within our detailed particulars/brochure may include lifestyle and or local views pictures. Also there may be internal/external photographs including chattels not included with the property for sale. For more information or to view this property please contact Henry Adams (Horsham) LLP 50 Carfax, Horsham West Sussex, RH12 1BP (Phone Fax Email) Details correct: 17/11/11 Lifestyle Activities Equestrian Rural Village Amenities and Services Parking Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion 1st Floor Property Features Garden Cloakroom Conservatory Dining Room Ensuite Garage Lobby Outbuilding Stables Study Views Carport Fixtures and Furnishings Carpets Fax Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1183696/
A delightful historic flint and brick cottage in prime position over-looking the village green. Shown on Manorial maps from 1756, when the property was owned by William Ellis, the local brewer (who's headstone can be found in the Church) he is believed to have built the flint extension with profits he made from the business, insuring it with a Fire Mark that can been seen on the front of the property, dating from 1763. After a plotted history, including lying derelict for 60 years, the current owner fell in love with it & has restored it to the home it is today. The Cottage comprises of an entrance hall, drawing room/dining room with old beams and fireplaces, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, sitting room, four bedrooms (one with en-suite), family bathroom, outbuilding office (ideal for those wishing to work from home), cottage garden with lavender, roses and old brick wall with espalier apple trees. The property also benefits from gas fired under floor heating. Sought after Walberton village offers shops, pub, Post Office and an Ofsted 'Outstanding' Primary School. There are good road links - A27 & A29 - plus London Victoria mainline via Gatwick from Barnham Station (1 mile away). The historic town of Arundel with its castle, cathedral, shops, antiques, restaurants lies close by to the east. Nearby the cathedral city of Chichester offers excellent high street shopping, many fashionable restaurants, cafes, bars and festival theatre. Goodwood is located to the west, famous for its many event days including the world renowned Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival for motor racing enthusiasts and a season of horse racing including Glorious Goodwood. There are excellent sailing facilities around Chichester Harbour and windsurfing from the beaches at West Wittering. The area is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, with beautiful walks and cycle tracks over the South Downs and around the harbour. Entrance Hall Kitchen 20'11 (6.38m) x 10'6 (3.2m) Drawing Room 25'4 (7.72m) x 13'10 (4.22m) Sitting Room 15' (4.57m) x 9'11 (3.02m) Cloakroom Landing Bedroom 1 15'5 (4.7m) x 11'2 (3.4m) En-Suite Shower Room Bedroom 2 12'4 (3.76m) x 11' (3.35m) Bedroom 3 11'3 (3.43m) x 8'10 (2.69m) Bedroom 4 11'2 (3.4m) x 6'4 (1.93m) Bathroom Garage 16'6 (5.03m) x 12'3 (3.73m) Office 12'3 (3.73m) x 9'2 (2.79m) Garden Important Notice PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 For clarification, Henry Adams wish to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared in good faith to give a fair overall view of the property. We have not undertaken a structural survey, nor tested that any of the services, appliances, equipment or facilities are in good working order. Any area, distances or measurements referred to are given as a GUIDE ONLY and should not be relied upon. If such details are fundamental to a purchase please contact this office for further information. All measurements are approximate and should not be relied upon for carpets or furnishings. Photographs within our detailed particulars/brochure may include lifestyle and or local views pictures. Also there may be internal/external photographs including chattels not included with the property for sale. For more information or to view this property please contact Henry Adams LLP Rowan House, Baffins Lane, Chichester West Sussex, PO19 1UA (Phone Fax Email) 29/10/11 approved Lifestyle Activities Marina City Cycling Hiking Historic Sites Town Village High Street Amenities and Services Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Property Features Garden Cloakroom Dining Room Ensuite Extension Garage Lobby Outbuilding Underfloor Heating Views Beamwork Fixtures and Furnishings Carpets Fax Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1159752/
A substantial 1856 sq.ft four bedroom, character property set in mature grounds, finished to a high standard throughout, with a detached separate self contained annex/studio with shower room. The grounds have a range of useful outbuildings including a gallery, workshop and tractor shed. A particular feature of the grounds in the large fish pond and tennis court. The property comprises an entrance hall with traditional flag stone flooring, ground floor double bedroom with modern en suite, office/study/playroom, various storage cupboards, large sitting room with working fireplace and a large family kitchen/dining room with working fireplace, AGA range, vaulted ceiling and with direct access on to the terrace and rear garden. Upstairs is accessed via an attractive staircase which leads to a bright and airy landing area with airing/linen cupboard, modern family bathroom and 3 double bedrooms with views overlooking the front and rear gardens. Outside the property is accessed via an electronic gate which leads down a graveled driveway with parking for several cars, detached timber framed garage with power, detached annex/office/studio, various storage sheds, a chicken coup, large stocked pond, tennis court, fruit orchard and grounds approaching 2 acres and overlooking fields to the rear. SITUATION Coolham is a small hamlet situated approximately seven miles south of Horsham and approximately three miles east of Billingshurst. It once had its own stores, bakery, school and one other business which remains active today, The Selsey Arms Public House. There is now a car garage and a highly regarded primary school. Coolham is also known for The 17th century half-timbered cottage and Quaker Chapel named 'The Blue Idol' which was where the famous Quaker William Penn of Pennsylvania met and worshipped before sailing to America. Hallway Cloakroom Study 10'7 (3.23m) x 9'11 (3.02m) Sitting Room 20'1 (6.12m) x 12'9 (3.89m) Kitchen / Breakfast Room 19'1 (5.82m) x 17'3 (5.26m) Bedroom 1 13'6 (4.11m) x 12'6 (3.81m) Bathroom 1 Landing Bedroom 2 12'5 (3.78m) x 10'5 (3.18m) Bedroom 3 10'2 (3.1m) x 10'2 (3.1m) Bedroom 4 10'8 (3.25m) x 11' (3.35m) Bathroom 2 Garden Garage Studio 17' (5.18m) x 16' (4.88m) Store 10'7 (3.23m) x 8' (2.44m) Log Store 9'7 (2.92m) x 7'2 (2.18m) Gallery 35'5 (10.8m) x 8'9 (2.67m) Workshop 15' (4.57m) x 7' (2.13m) Tractor Shed 13'8 (4.17m) x 10'1 (3.07m) Green House 13' (3.96m) x 11' (3.35m) Parking Important Notice PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 For clarification, Henry Adams wish to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared in good faith to give a fair overall view of the property. We have not undertaken a structural survey, nor tested that any of the services, appliances, equipment or facilities are in good working order. Any area, distances or measurements referred to are given as a GUIDE ONLY and should not be relied upon. If such details are fundamental to a purchase please contact this office for further information. All measurements are approximate and should not be relied upon for carpets or furnishings. Photographs within our detailed particulars/brochure may include lifestyle and or local views pictures. Also there may be internal/external photographs including chattels not included with the property for sale. For more information or to view this property please contact Henry Adams (Horsham) LLP 50 Carfax, Horsham West Sussex, RH12 1BP (Phone Fax Email) Lifestyle Activities Fishing Art Galleries Village Amenities and Services Tennis Court Parking Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Storage Ground Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Dining Room Ensuite Fireplace Garage Greenhouse Lobby Orchard Outbuilding Pond Shed Study Views Annex Fixtures and Furnishings Carpets Fax Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1308903/
*** PHASE 2 NOW RELEASED *** Our amazing Sales and Marketing Suite and show homes are open 7 days a week, 10am – 5pm. Why not come and visit us to see what your new home could look like. The Ivydale is a spacious 4 bedroom semi-detached home with en-suite to master bedroom plus garage and parking space. - Price £;309, 995 Fernley Park - A new release of just six beautiful 2 bedroom apartment from 174, 995. Nestled on the outskirts of Uckfield, apartments at Ferndale Court boast an enviable location at the heart of Fernley Park. These apartments have spacious interiors designed with the contemporary lifestyle in mind. Private balconies from your living room offer stunning views across vast swathes of surrounding countryside. Uckfield Based in the friendly town of Uckfield, near the scenic river Uck, the graceful homes at Fernley Park are well suited to the needs of both couples and families alike. With acres of woodland, alluring views and forgotten paths winding the surrounding area, you will never be short of inspiration to get outside and explore. Despite it’s utopian rural location, all your daily needs can be attended to within the town, with shops, cafes, schools and doctors all on hand. For those sunny days, the south coast is less than an hour’s drive from your door, and with the busy shopping towns of Lewes, Eastbourne & East Grinstead all within 20 miles, you are never far from the action! As we all strive for space, comfort and quality, Fernley Park offers a standard of living that is often hard to find. Freedom, adventure and good health await you...the Good Life really has never been easier. Beautiful homes nestled in the ferns Surrounded by traditional verdant English countryside, Fernley Park offers an idyllic outdoor lifestyle for anyone in search of space and freedom. Character homes nestle in a tranquil setting in the Sussex Weald, with vast swaths of parkland either side - it’s just waiting to be explored! The location promises a great quality of life, providing ample space to relax and explore. Woods stretch out in all directions, brimming with ferns and wild flowers, offering stunning new panorama’s with the changing seasons. There are endless public foot and bridle paths criss crossing the whole area, as well as stables and livery yards - perfect for those seeking a more active life. Alternatively, if you’re keen to venture further afield, Uckfield is also conveniently close to both West Park Nature Reserve and Sheffield Park, both great days out. Should you ever tire of the landscape around your new home, Sheffield Park offers a vast 120 acre woodland garden, with 2 large lakes and exotic trees. Take a picnic along on a summer’s day for a memorable family day out. The Weald, as you will see on local signs, is an old Saxon name. The area was once reigned by dense forest, separating the south coast and the northern downs, something which is still very evident today. A stroll through the local flora and fauna is reminiscent of a time long passed, when the outside world was a playground. Wading through an autumn carpet of leaves, it’s certainly not hard to return to your inner child! Whether you’re searching for a peaceful retreat, somewhere to play, space to start a family, or simply a base to explore from, the location has everything to offer. Uckfield a growing community Uckfield itself is a small but bustling town with a strong sense of community, and a friendly outlook. The town boasts full array of amenities, with many boutique shops, a leisure centre, several good restaurants and a beautiful old fashioned picture house showing all the latest film releases. Adding to the sense of charm are several features now lost to many high streets, including a traditional stone church, butchers, bakery, farm store and even a monthly farmer’s market. Children are very well catered for in the area. Uckfield itself provides primary & secondary schools of a good standard, as well as local nursery groups and a soft play centre for youngsters. Children will also love the many stories and legends from the area, such as Nan Tuck’s ghost, a favourite local tale of a witch said to haunt Buxted woods! It won’t be difficult to make new friends close to home, as the town offers an endless list of clubs and societies for you and your family to join in. Whether it is drama, marshal arts, crafts, bowls - there is sure to be something that catches your imagination. The town also plays host to a summer festival - Big Day Out’ and holds a spectacular Bonfire Night Carnival, when around 3, 500 residents take to the streets to parade in medieval costume. For something a little more civilised, why not take tea at the beautiful Barnsgate Manor, explore the 15th Century Bridge Cottage or even go in search of the town’s literary past. It has inspired the efforts of several modern writers, including John le Carre, Christopher Nye and Julian Fellowes. Lifestyle Activities Resort Equestrian Rural Coastal Lake Town Parkland Woods Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Semi-detached Property Features Garden Balcony Ensuite Garage Stables Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1289355/
*** PHASE 2 NOW RELEASED *** Our amazing Sales and Marketing Suite and show homes are open 7 days a week, 10am – 5pm. Why not come and visit us to see what your new home could look like. The Thornbury is a stunning 3 bedroom semi-detached home with en-suite to master bedroom and 2x parking space - Price 264, 995 Fernley Park - A new release of just six beautiful 2 bedroom apartment from 174, 995. Nestled on the outskirts of Uckfield, apartments at Ferndale Court boast an enviable location at the heart of Fernley Park. These apartments have spacious interiors designed with the contemporary lifestyle in mind. Private balconies from your living room offer stunning views across vast swathes of surrounding countryside. Uckfield Based in the friendly town of Uckfield, near the scenic river Uck, the graceful homes at Fernley Park are well suited to the needs of both couples and families alike. With acres of woodland, alluring views and forgotten paths winding the surrounding area, you will never be short of inspiration to get outside and explore. Despite it’s utopian rural location, all your daily needs can be attended to within the town, with shops, cafes, schools and doctors all on hand. For those sunny days, the south coast is less than an hour’s drive from your door, and with the busy shopping towns of Lewes, Eastbourne & East Grinstead all within 20 miles, you are never far from the action! As we all strive for space, comfort and quality, Fernley Park offers a standard of living that is often hard to find. Freedom, adventure and good health await you...the Good Life really has never been easier. Beautiful homes nestled in the ferns Surrounded by traditional verdant English countryside, Fernley Park offers an idyllic outdoor lifestyle for anyone in search of space and freedom. Character homes nestle in a tranquil setting in the Sussex Weald, with vast swaths of parkland either side - it’s just waiting to be explored! The location promises a great quality of life, providing ample space to relax and explore. Woods stretch out in all directions, brimming with ferns and wild flowers, offering stunning new panorama’s with the changing seasons. There are endless public foot and bridle paths criss crossing the whole area, as well as stables and livery yards - perfect for those seeking a more active life. Alternatively, if you’re keen to venture further afield, Uckfield is also conveniently close to both West Park Nature Reserve and Sheffield Park, both great days out. Should you ever tire of the landscape around your new home, Sheffield Park offers a vast 120 acre woodland garden, with 2 large lakes and exotic trees. Take a picnic along on a summer’s day for a memorable family day out. The Weald, as you will see on local signs, is an old Saxon name. The area was once reigned by dense forest, separating the south coast and the northern downs, something which is still very evident today. A stroll through the local flora and fauna is reminiscent of a time long passed, when the outside world was a playground. Wading through an autumn carpet of leaves, it’s certainly not hard to return to your inner child! Whether you’re searching for a peaceful retreat, somewhere to play, space to start a family, or simply a base to explore from, the location has everything to offer. Uckfield a growing community Uckfield itself is a small but bustling town with a strong sense of community, and a friendly outlook. The town boasts full array of amenities, with many boutique shops, a leisure centre, several good restaurants and a beautiful old fashioned picture house showing all the latest film releases. Adding to the sense of charm are several features now lost to many high streets, including a traditional stone church, butchers, bakery, farm store and even a monthly farmer’s market. Children are very well catered for in the area. Uckfield itself provides primary & secondary schools of a good standard, as well as local nursery groups and a soft play centre for youngsters. Children will also love the many stories and legends from the area, such as Nan Tuck’s ghost, a favourite local tale of a witch said to haunt Buxted woods! It won’t be difficult to make new friends close to home, as the town offers an endless list of clubs and societies for you and your family to join in. Whether it is drama, marshal arts, crafts, bowls - there is sure to be something that catches your imagination. The town also plays host to a summer festival - Big Day Out’ and holds a spectacular Bonfire Night Carnival, when around 3, 500 residents take to the streets to parade in medieval costume. For something a little more civilised, why not take tea at the beautiful Barnsgate Manor, explore the 15th Century Bridge Cottage or even go in search of the town’s literary past. It has inspired the efforts of several modern writers, including John le Carre, Christopher Nye and Julian Fellowes. Lifestyle Activities Resort Equestrian Rural Coastal Lake Town Parkland Woods Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Semi-detached Property Features Garden Balcony Ensuite Stables Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1289353/
*** PHASE 2 NOW RELEASED *** Our amazing Sales and Marketing Suite and show homes are open 7 days a week, 10am – 5pm. Why not come and visit us to see what your new home could look like. The Boxwood is a 4 bedroom semi-detached home with en-suite to master bedroom plus parking spaces - Price 299, 995 Fernley Park - A new release of just six beautiful 2 bedroom apartment from 174, 995. Nestled on the outskirts of Uckfield, apartments at Ferndale Court boast an enviable location at the heart of Fernley Park. These apartments have spacious interiors designed with the contemporary lifestyle in mind. Private balconies from your living room offer stunning views across vast swathes of surrounding countryside. Uckfield Based in the friendly town of Uckfield, near the scenic river Uck, the graceful homes at Fernley Park are well suited to the needs of both couples and families alike. With acres of woodland, alluring views and forgotten paths winding the surrounding area, you will never be short of inspiration to get outside and explore. Despite it’s utopian rural location, all your daily needs can be attended to within the town, with shops, cafes, schools and doctors all on hand. For those sunny days, the south coast is less than an hour’s drive from your door, and with the busy shopping towns of Lewes, Eastbourne & East Grinstead all within 20 miles, you are never far from the action! As we all strive for space, comfort and quality, Fernley Park offers a standard of living that is often hard to find. Freedom, adventure and good health await you...the Good Life really has never been easier. Beautiful homes nestled in the ferns Surrounded by traditional verdant English countryside, Fernley Park offers an idyllic outdoor lifestyle for anyone in search of space and freedom. Character homes nestle in a tranquil setting in the Sussex Weald, with vast swaths of parkland either side - it’s just waiting to be explored! The location promises a great quality of life, providing ample space to relax and explore. Woods stretch out in all directions, brimming with ferns and wild flowers, offering stunning new panorama’s with the changing seasons. There are endless public foot and bridle paths criss crossing the whole area, as well as stables and livery yards - perfect for those seeking a more active life. Alternatively, if you’re keen to venture further afield, Uckfield is also conveniently close to both West Park Nature Reserve and Sheffield Park, both great days out. Should you ever tire of the landscape around your new home, Sheffield Park offers a vast 120 acre woodland garden, with 2 large lakes and exotic trees. Take a picnic along on a summer’s day for a memorable family day out. The Weald, as you will see on local signs, is an old Saxon name. The area was once reigned by dense forest, separating the south coast and the northern downs, something which is still very evident today. A stroll through the local flora and fauna is reminiscent of a time long passed, when the outside world was a playground. Wading through an autumn carpet of leaves, it’s certainly not hard to return to your inner child! Whether you’re searching for a peaceful retreat, somewhere to play, space to start a family, or simply a base to explore from, the location has everything to offer. Uckfield a growing community Uckfield itself is a small but bustling town with a strong sense of community, and a friendly outlook. The town boasts full array of amenities, with many boutique shops, a leisure centre, several good restaurants and a beautiful old fashioned picture house showing all the latest film releases. Adding to the sense of charm are several features now lost to many high streets, including a traditional stone church, butchers, bakery, farm store and even a monthly farmer’s market. Children are very well catered for in the area. Uckfield itself provides primary & secondary schools of a good standard, as well as local nursery groups and a soft play centre for youngsters. Children will also love the many stories and legends from the area, such as Nan Tuck’s ghost, a favourite local tale of a witch said to haunt Buxted woods! It won’t be difficult to make new friends close to home, as the town offers an endless list of clubs and societies for you and your family to join in. Whether it is drama, marshal arts, crafts, bowls - there is sure to be something that catches your imagination. The town also plays host to a summer festival - Big Day Out’ and holds a spectacular Bonfire Night Carnival, when around 3, 500 residents take to the streets to parade in medieval costume. For something a little more civilised, why not take tea at the beautiful Barnsgate Manor, explore the 15th Century Bridge Cottage or even go in search of the town’s literary past. It has inspired the efforts of several modern writers, including John le Carre, Christopher Nye and Julian Fellowes. Lifestyle Activities Resort Equestrian Rural Coastal Lake Town Parkland Woods Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Semi-detached Property Features Garden Balcony Ensuite Stables Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1289354/
THe Old Bakery, Punnetts Town, East Sussex Tn21 9DS. A Charming Old Baker'S Cottage In Need Of Improvement Together With A Large Range Of Outbuildings. Situated In The Centre Of This Popular Village A Short Distance From The Market Town Of Heathfield. The Furnishing Company Has Been Established At The Property For Over 20 Years, However The Buildings Are Ideal For Many Uses, Such As A Collection Of Artisan Studios Or One Large Business Operation, Or Indeed The Opportunity For Conversion To Residential Use Subject To Local Authority Approval. THE OLD COTTAGE IS FULL OF CHARACTER AND DATES BACK SEVERAL HUNDRED Years WITH ACCOMMODATION COMPRISING FARMHOUSE KITCHEN/Breakfast Room, Study Area, 4/5 Bedrooms, Sitting Room & Cellar. Small Yet Attractive South Facing Garden Backing Onto Fields And A Pretty Walled Courtyard Garden. Further description The show rooms are renovated and could be adapted for various uses subject to local authority approval. Plans have been drawn up for a collection of holiday cottages and further information on this project is available upon request. An ideal opportunity for an 'own use' establishment with the opportunity to sub-let part of the property to gain further income. The retail area extends to about 2, 800 sq ft incl workshop & stores. Situationsituated in the village of Punnetts Town on the B2096 Battle Road within easy travelling distance of Lewes, Haywards Heath, Tunbridge Wells, Eastbourne and Battle. The nearest main line stations are at Stonegate & Etchingham both within l5 mins drive. The coast is about l5 miles as is the inland spa of Royal Tunbridge Wells. Heathfield town centre is just 5 mins drive and the pretty village of Old Heathfield with its ancient church & inn, cricket ground and deer park is about 2 miles. Punnetts Town enjoys it's own well regarded primary school and there are a selection of other state and private schools within the area Old Bakery Cottage Entrance Lobby quarry floor, exposed beam, heater. Double doors to: Farmhouse Kitchen about 22' x 14' max (10'6 min) Culinary area with oak units of traditional design, sink unit, LP gas hob with hooded extractor, double oven, tiled breakfast bar. Fitted plate rack, storage etc., aspect over courtyard. Concealed electrics cupboard with 3 phase electricity if required, modern consumer unit, trip switch. Step up with dimmer lighting, electric storage heater with modern booster, telephone point, vaulted ceiling to breakfast area. Entrance Lobby Cont'D giving access to: Traditional Bathroom roll top bath, quarry tiled floor, Victorian wall cupboard, white sink & w.c., electrically heated towel rail. Steps up and doors to: Central Hall/Study Area about 8'3 x 8'5. the hub of the house. Fitted shelving (available by sep negotiation) room for piano etc., power points. Bedroomabout l0'max x 8'3. Power points Large Former Bakery Entrance at present used as a display area for the furnishing company with oak door to the front and two display areas. This area could be re-instated as a shop or office if required. Stairs from Study area to: First Floor Drawing Room Large inglenook fire with oak bressumer beam, herringbone brick base with iron hearth, fire back & canopy, small niche. Beamed ceiling. Deep recess at present used as a music stacking area. Seating area captivating the magnificent views over fields to the Downs. A large Georgian-style window with maximum vista. T.V. points with surround sound, wall light points. Stairs From Lobby To Lower Level Lounge/Bedroom currently used as a sewing/dressing room. about 28' x 12'6. Store cupboard, southerly aspect, power points. Door to: Cellarabout 11' x 9'6 (designed to create a large family bathroom with plumbing and drainage nearby). Stairs To First Floor Bedroomabout 11'6 x 8'6. Heater, power points. Bedroomabout 11'6 x 8'6. Double aspect views, two built-in wardrobes, power points. Arched steps to: Play Room/Bedroom about 30' x 11' with low ceiling, sink & concealed cold water tanks. A southerly aspect with views towards The Downs. THe Old Bakery Adjoining utility room & garden store with wash basin, w.c., and heater. Further store with door to garden. Outsideto the rear of the cottage is a small private courtyard leading to an area of lawn with jasmine and other flowering shrubs. Garden store and aspect over fields to the rear. Door to main courtyard. The Show Rooms, Workshop & Store Situated in a cluster around a brick paved courtyard with water feature. This area is accessed via heavy iron gates with gilded & copper embellishments. Two ornate lanterns on each pillar. Show Room about 24' x 12'. Beamed ceiling, attractive quarry tiled floor, Stairs to 1st floor aspect over courtyard with door to: Officeabout l6' x 10'6. Telephone point, night storage heater. Show Room about 30' x 15'. A magnificent room with feature arched windows with rear shutters overlooking the courtyard and views to the rear. Beamed ceiling. Double doors leading to other show rooms and store room. Studio Show about 22' x 15'. Carpeted entrance with oak stripped floor to remainder, beamed ceiling. Small Kitchenette with sink and coffee making facilities. Studyabout l2' x 7'. Beamed ceiling, fitted carpet, heater, view over courtyard. First Floor Show Room about 25' x 15' with galleried landing. Magnificent arched aspect over courtyard and fields to the rear with distant views to The Downs. Beamed ceiling, archway through to: Show Room about 25' x 18'. Double aspect views, exposed beams. The Courtyard This is one of the most attractive features of the property, a mass of colour in the Spring. Old fashioned lantern, and ornate timber shutters edged by natural shrubs create a classic setting. N. B. there is a right of way across this area from the adjoining property. Detached Workshop/Outbuilding with external steps under which houses complete lighting and security for electrics. First Floor about l8' x l8'. Vaulted ceiling, arched Georgian-style window. Ground Floor about 20' x 20' (former upholstery workshop now an area that would suit, offices, residential etc). Double arched wooden doors (sealed) to courtyard with further French windows. Small Utility/W.C., with quarry tiled floor. N.B.These measurements are a guide only and their accuracy cannot be relied upon. A summary of which is as follows: Ground floor show rooms - Lighting show room 341 sq. ft. Study - 75 sq ft Storage rooms - 55 sq ft Fabric show room - 276 sq ft Main rear office - 155 sq ft Furniture show room - 465 sq ft Total ground floor area approximately 1, 367 sq ft. First floor show rooms - Show room 1 - 288 sq ft Show room 2 - 443 sq ft Total - 731 sq ft. Detached upholsterers - Ground floor 367 sq ft workshop First floor - 365 sq ft. Total - 732 sq ft. Overall Total 2821 sq. ft. We are advised rates payable - £3, 983.83 p.a. Agents notePlease note that these details have been prepared as a general guide and do not form part of a contract. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes are approximate and should not be relied upon. Any verbal statements or information given about this property, again, should not be relied on and should not form part of a contract or agreement to purchase. Directions:From our. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t844785/
The Simple House Search
