Cinderford Lane

NO CHAIN - A detached bungalow set in a Quarter of an Acre garden and having 4 ACRES OF GRAZING LAND - 4 Stables, Tack Room and Barn. Architects drawings showing proposed first and ground floor extension (subject to pp) available. RURAL LOCATION down a QUIET LANE. This is a prime location for this detached bungalow which has been updated to provide modern day living. Large kitchen and dining room fitted with a modern range of units and Heritage range cooker as well as an electric hob and oven. Central breakfast bar and plenty of cupboards, some oak beam shelving giving the kitchen a lovely country look. There are double doors leading out to the garden, window and door to the (essential country) boot room which has a range of shoe and boot shelves and plenty of hanging space. The sitting room is a large triple aspect with patio doors to the side of the house and a large central French Woodburning Stove. The master bedroom is entered via the dressing room and has space for a king size bed. Patio doors lead out to the garden patio and there is lovely en suite shower room. A further king size bedroom has lovely views over the very private gardens and there is one other double bedroom. The bathroom is a really innovative design, having a slipper bath adjacent to a wet room shower with glass screen protection from the wash basin and wc. Agents Note: The architects' drawings show the inclusion of two double bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs using the current high pitch of the 'A' frame roof and also an extension along the back of the kitchen. The gardens measure about a QUARTER OF ACRE and are lovely, quiet and private. There is a long driveway with double five bar gates leading to a further parking area and down to the STABLES; Two 14' x 12' stables and two 12' x 12' stables two of which have windows to the rear and some rubber matting. There is a secure tack room and barn with double doors. A further open barn in need of some repair. THE LAND: The 5 acres is over the lane with pedestrian access nearer the house and then two sets of wrought iron gates further along the lane. The paddocks are fenced with water and there is some woodland with a stream along the far boundary. There are bridlepaths along the lane in both directions. SERVICES: Cess pit - Oil fired central heating and water via the Heritage Range. The range can be turned off without it affecting the back boiler providing the hot water. Tax Band F.

A rural community and a small country lane off Grove Hill. Surrounded by countryside with bridleways and footpaths. The village of Hellingly is only 2.4 miles away with its local shops, school and pub and Horam is 3.4 miles with a Co-Op and range of local shops. The nearest town of Hailsham is only 3.6 miles with a good range of large supermarkets and shopping amenities, clubs and schools. Heathfield is 6 miles away with a popular secondary school, four smaller supermarkets and amenities.


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