3 bedroom house
Beckley, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 6RU
Guide Price
£995,000
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Summary Details
- First Marketed: Aug 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
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- Property Tags: Wind Energy
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A delightful detached unlisted property in a tucked away location in the popular village of Beckley.
Description
Horseshoe House is believed to date back to the mid 18th century and built originally as a pair of farm workers cottages which were then later extended and remodelled.
The ground floor accommodation includes two reception rooms with period features including exposed ceiling timbers and inglenook fireplaces, the well proportioned kitchen/breakfast room has a range of fitted cupboards and space for appliances, a door leads to a rear lobby with walk-in larder and a further door gives access to the integral double garage. Also on the ground floor are two office/studies, a cloakroom and a sun room with outlook over the pretty cottage gardens and stream.
On the first floor are three bedrooms, all with fitted storage cupboards, one bedroom has the benefit of an en suite shower room and there is a very sizeable family bathroom with a bath and shower, there is also plenty of storage cupboards including an airing cupboard.
The pretty cottage gardens are a real feature of the property which are planted with a variety of flowers and shrubs providing an array of colour throughout the seasons. There is also a natural stream with wooden bridge. Access to the property is from Kings Bank Lane over a cattle grid leading to the long private drive, flanked on both sides by grass and mature shrubs. There is parking and turning for several vehicles.
Location
Horseshoe House is located in a rural position, surrounded by countryside. Only a short distance from Beckley village and within a few miles from the attractive and historic Cinque Port of Rye with its golf and tennis clubs.
Mainline stations can be found at Robertsbridge (10.7 miles) with a service into London (Cannon Street, London Bridge and Charing Cross from 76 mins), Rye (6.4 miles) with its link to Ashford International (21.3 miles) with services to London St Pancras in 37 minutes.
Local village shops, cafe and doctor’s surgery can be found in the neighbouring village of Northiam whilst more comprehensive shopping can be found in Peasmarsh (2.4 miles), Tenterden (10.1 miles) or Hastings (11.4 miles). There are an excellent selection of schools for all ages in both the private and state sectors at junior and senior level.
Square Footage: 2,501 sq ft
Acreage: 0.61 Acres
Directions
From our Cranbrook office turn left into The Hill, past the windmill and turn right into Tilsden Lane signposted to Benenden and Rolvenden. At the junction turn left onto the B2086 and continue through Benenden into Rolvenden village. Turn right at the T junction and continue on this road until you reach the A28 where you turn left, marked Newenden and Northiam. After about 1 mile bear left after the railway crossing signposted to Beckley and Rye. Continue for about 2.4 miles and turn right in Beckley onto the A2088 marked to Battle. After about half a mile turn left into King’s Bank Lane and Horseshoe House will be found after about a mile on the left hand side, approached over a cattle grid.
Additional Info
Agents note – there is a public footpath which runs the length of the drive and over a stile in the bottom corner of the boundary.
Marketed by: Savills, Cranbrook
Description
Horseshoe House is believed to date back to the mid 18th century and built originally as a pair of farm workers cottages which were then later extended and remodelled.
The ground floor accommodation includes two reception rooms with period features including exposed ceiling timbers and inglenook fireplaces, the well proportioned kitchen/breakfast room has a range of fitted cupboards and space for appliances, a door leads to a rear lobby with walk-in larder and a further door gives access to the integral double garage. Also on the ground floor are two office/studies, a cloakroom and a sun room with outlook over the pretty cottage gardens and stream.
On the first floor are three bedrooms, all with fitted storage cupboards, one bedroom has the benefit of an en suite shower room and there is a very sizeable family bathroom with a bath and shower, there is also plenty of storage cupboards including an airing cupboard.
The pretty cottage gardens are a real feature of the property which are planted with a variety of flowers and shrubs providing an array of colour throughout the seasons. There is also a natural stream with wooden bridge. Access to the property is from Kings Bank Lane over a cattle grid leading to the long private drive, flanked on both sides by grass and mature shrubs. There is parking and turning for several vehicles.
Location
Horseshoe House is located in a rural position, surrounded by countryside. Only a short distance from Beckley village and within a few miles from the attractive and historic Cinque Port of Rye with its golf and tennis clubs.
Mainline stations can be found at Robertsbridge (10.7 miles) with a service into London (Cannon Street, London Bridge and Charing Cross from 76 mins), Rye (6.4 miles) with its link to Ashford International (21.3 miles) with services to London St Pancras in 37 minutes.
Local village shops, cafe and doctor’s surgery can be found in the neighbouring village of Northiam whilst more comprehensive shopping can be found in Peasmarsh (2.4 miles), Tenterden (10.1 miles) or Hastings (11.4 miles). There are an excellent selection of schools for all ages in both the private and state sectors at junior and senior level.
Square Footage: 2,501 sq ft
Acreage: 0.61 Acres
Directions
From our Cranbrook office turn left into The Hill, past the windmill and turn right into Tilsden Lane signposted to Benenden and Rolvenden. At the junction turn left onto the B2086 and continue through Benenden into Rolvenden village. Turn right at the T junction and continue on this road until you reach the A28 where you turn left, marked Newenden and Northiam. After about 1 mile bear left after the railway crossing signposted to Beckley and Rye. Continue for about 2.4 miles and turn right in Beckley onto the A2088 marked to Battle. After about half a mile turn left into King’s Bank Lane and Horseshoe House will be found after about a mile on the left hand side, approached over a cattle grid.
Additional Info
Agents note – there is a public footpath which runs the length of the drive and over a stile in the bottom corner of the boundary.
Marketed by: Savills, Cranbrook
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.