3 bedroom house
Peasmarsh, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 6YH
Guide Price
£725,000
Residential Tags: Grade II
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2021
- Removed: Sep 2021
- Residential Tags: Grade II
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Woodland
A delightful Grade II listed country cottage set amid stunning gardens affording views over rolling countryside within reach of village amenities.
The White House is a delightful Grade II listed country cottage of great charm set in lovely landscaped grounds, benefiting from far reaching views over open farmland.
The property has been meticulously restored by the current owner and the original medieval timbers sit side by side with new bespoke joinery created by local craftsmen that includes oak external and internal doors, custom built fitted kitchen and oak flooring. The property is well maintained throughout and also benefits from natural stone floor tiles and timber framed double glazed windows.
Internally, there are a wealth of original features on display including inglenook fireplaces, oak beams and exposed brickwork - all creating an inviting atmosphere. Much of the accommodation enjoys glorious views over rolling countryside.
Outside, the house is set amid beautiful landscaped gardens which have been lovingly planted with flowering shrubs, herbaceous plants and specimen trees, designed to create colour and interest throughout the seasons. There is a generous stone and brick paved terrace which enjoys an outstanding outlook, along with further viewpoints throughout the grounds, creating the perfect areas for relaxing and entertaining.
The sweeping lawns provide ample space for family games and there is also an idyllic area of natural woodland which is adorned with bluebells in the spring. A further charming feature is the original brick privy which is in full working order.
The property is approached through a timber five bar gate giving access to a generous sized parking and turning area. Adjacent, the barn style double garage has a car port/log store to one side and a good sized vaulted storeroom above, which could be converted to a super home office, subject to any necessary planning consent(s). The gardens of circa 0.7 acres are flanked by and overlook open countryside.
FEATURES
- Storm porch giving access to the primary reception room and wide side porch leading to kitchen/breakfast room
- Generous sized sitting/dining room enhanced by inglenook fireplace with impressive ornamental wood burning stove
- Inviting second reception room which would be ideal as a snug, office or occasional bedroom
- Kitchen/breakfast room comprising oak cabinets with granite worktops housing double bowl Belfast sink, stainless steel range cooker and dishwasher
- Utility room with matching cabinets and ample space for further appliances plus adjoining cloakroom with white suite
- Master bedroom with working brick built feature fireplace
- Two further double bedrooms: one with fitted wardrobe
- Family bathroom fitted with slipper bath, heated towel rail and vessel hand basin on an oak vanity cabinet
- Barn style double garage with store room above: power and light in situ
- Circa 0.7 acres of beautiful landscaped garden including natural woodland
SITUATION
The White House is situated in the village of Peasmarsh which is set in the heart of 1066 country with its associated historic sites, castles, countryside and attractions. The village offers a number of local services including Jempsons Superstore, The Cock Inn and the Horse and Cart public houses, Flackley Ash Country Hotel and Spa and a primary school.
Nearby Rye, Tenterden and Battle all offer an excellent range of independent shops, restaurants, public houses and amenities along their picturesque high streets as well as a wealth of artistic and cultural events.
In addition to Peasmarsh C of E Primary School, other nearby schools include Robertsbridge Community College and Rye College, Vine Hall Preparatory in Robertsbridge, Claremont Senior School in Bodiam plus Marlborough House and Saint Ronan’s at Hawkhurst.
Robertsbridge Station offers services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street with journey times from 1 hour 20 minutes. Alternatively, Rye Station operates to Ashford International from which there are high speed services to London St Pancras from just 37 minutes, in addition to departures for the Continent. The A21 gives access north to the M25 for Gatwick and Heathrow Airports and south to Hastings.
Rye 4 miles
A21 9 miles
Tenterden 10 miles
Battle 12 miles
Robertsbridge 12 miles
(All distances are approximate)
DIRECTIONS
From Hawkhurst take the A268 south east for about 6 miles, passing through Sandhurst and Newenden. Just before Northiam turn left into Whitebread Lane (A268) signposted to Beckley and Rye. Continue for about 2.3 miles bearing left at the mini roundabout in Beckley, signposted to Rye. The White House will be found after 1.6 miles on the left, just after the Flackley Ash country hotel.
PROPERTY INFORMATION
- Services: Gas central heating. Mains gas, electricity and water. Private drainage system.
- Local Authority: Rother District Council.
- Council Tax band: G (2021/22)
- Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.
- Viewings: Strictly by appointment on .
Marketed by: Jackson-Stops, Cranbrook
The White House is a delightful Grade II listed country cottage of great charm set in lovely landscaped grounds, benefiting from far reaching views over open farmland.
The property has been meticulously restored by the current owner and the original medieval timbers sit side by side with new bespoke joinery created by local craftsmen that includes oak external and internal doors, custom built fitted kitchen and oak flooring. The property is well maintained throughout and also benefits from natural stone floor tiles and timber framed double glazed windows.
Internally, there are a wealth of original features on display including inglenook fireplaces, oak beams and exposed brickwork - all creating an inviting atmosphere. Much of the accommodation enjoys glorious views over rolling countryside.
Outside, the house is set amid beautiful landscaped gardens which have been lovingly planted with flowering shrubs, herbaceous plants and specimen trees, designed to create colour and interest throughout the seasons. There is a generous stone and brick paved terrace which enjoys an outstanding outlook, along with further viewpoints throughout the grounds, creating the perfect areas for relaxing and entertaining.
The sweeping lawns provide ample space for family games and there is also an idyllic area of natural woodland which is adorned with bluebells in the spring. A further charming feature is the original brick privy which is in full working order.
The property is approached through a timber five bar gate giving access to a generous sized parking and turning area. Adjacent, the barn style double garage has a car port/log store to one side and a good sized vaulted storeroom above, which could be converted to a super home office, subject to any necessary planning consent(s). The gardens of circa 0.7 acres are flanked by and overlook open countryside.
FEATURES
- Storm porch giving access to the primary reception room and wide side porch leading to kitchen/breakfast room
- Generous sized sitting/dining room enhanced by inglenook fireplace with impressive ornamental wood burning stove
- Inviting second reception room which would be ideal as a snug, office or occasional bedroom
- Kitchen/breakfast room comprising oak cabinets with granite worktops housing double bowl Belfast sink, stainless steel range cooker and dishwasher
- Utility room with matching cabinets and ample space for further appliances plus adjoining cloakroom with white suite
- Master bedroom with working brick built feature fireplace
- Two further double bedrooms: one with fitted wardrobe
- Family bathroom fitted with slipper bath, heated towel rail and vessel hand basin on an oak vanity cabinet
- Barn style double garage with store room above: power and light in situ
- Circa 0.7 acres of beautiful landscaped garden including natural woodland
SITUATION
The White House is situated in the village of Peasmarsh which is set in the heart of 1066 country with its associated historic sites, castles, countryside and attractions. The village offers a number of local services including Jempsons Superstore, The Cock Inn and the Horse and Cart public houses, Flackley Ash Country Hotel and Spa and a primary school.
Nearby Rye, Tenterden and Battle all offer an excellent range of independent shops, restaurants, public houses and amenities along their picturesque high streets as well as a wealth of artistic and cultural events.
In addition to Peasmarsh C of E Primary School, other nearby schools include Robertsbridge Community College and Rye College, Vine Hall Preparatory in Robertsbridge, Claremont Senior School in Bodiam plus Marlborough House and Saint Ronan’s at Hawkhurst.
Robertsbridge Station offers services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street with journey times from 1 hour 20 minutes. Alternatively, Rye Station operates to Ashford International from which there are high speed services to London St Pancras from just 37 minutes, in addition to departures for the Continent. The A21 gives access north to the M25 for Gatwick and Heathrow Airports and south to Hastings.
Rye 4 miles
A21 9 miles
Tenterden 10 miles
Battle 12 miles
Robertsbridge 12 miles
(All distances are approximate)
DIRECTIONS
From Hawkhurst take the A268 south east for about 6 miles, passing through Sandhurst and Newenden. Just before Northiam turn left into Whitebread Lane (A268) signposted to Beckley and Rye. Continue for about 2.3 miles bearing left at the mini roundabout in Beckley, signposted to Rye. The White House will be found after 1.6 miles on the left, just after the Flackley Ash country hotel.
PROPERTY INFORMATION
- Services: Gas central heating. Mains gas, electricity and water. Private drainage system.
- Local Authority: Rother District Council.
- Council Tax band: G (2021/22)
- Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.
- Viewings: Strictly by appointment on .
Marketed by: Jackson-Stops, Cranbrook
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.