Little Dalling
High Hurstwood, Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 4BN
Guide Price
£1,450,000
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Summary Details
- First Marketed: Aug 2022
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A spacious coach house conversion, nicely set in a country lane, just outside of this sought-after village.
Description
Little Dalling is a stylishly designed and thought through coach house conversion, set in the original grounds of Dalling House.
The property has been expanded and added to over the years and presents well to the market, benefitting from a southerly orientation over a sizeable mature rear garden.
Features of note include the impressive entrance porch, leading straight into the dining hall. The porch has oak framed windows, a reclaimed front door, tiled flooring and features exposed brickwork. The dining hall has an attractive galleried landing with turn staircase, oak rail and painted balustrade, with the key ground floor reception space leading off.
This includes the sitting room and the open-plan, kitchen/dining/family room, opening out to the conservatory. The sitting room has oak flooring and a fine, brick open fireplace and is discreetly fitted out as a cinema room, with a window seat, concealing two speakers, further wall speakers and with all the equipment tucked away in the dining hall cupboard.
The fitted kitchen/dining/family room has a range of painted contemporary units, with a double sink, wood worktops and a central breakfast bar, with tiled flooring throughout. The Stoves range cooker and LG fridge are included. This large space opens through two double doors to the conservatory and then straight out to the garden. Here, there are a variety of mature trees, two lawns, with hedging and trees to the boundaries, with a long shingled approach drive (initially shared at the entrance), a planted turning circle, extensive terrace and a raised pond.
A well-fitted gym on the ground floor has electric underfloor heating, mirrors to one wall, coloured LED lighting, T.V. point, French doors to the drive and a modern shower room.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite has a high-pitched roof, doors and windows to a balcony overlooking the garden, approached through the fitted dressing room and with a spacious bathroom, with a separate shower.
Generally, there is a good ratio of bedrooms to bathrooms. The bathrooms all have windows and are well-appointed, two with a bath and a separate shower, and the other guest en-suite having a large shower. Four of the bedrooms are fitted with wardrobes.
Outside: The garden extends to about an acre and features a variety of mature trees, lawns and with edging and trees to the boundaries. The long shingled approach drive is initially shared at the entrance, culminating with a turning circle, extensive terrace and a raised pond.
Location
Little Dalling is located about a mile from the delightful village of High Hurstwood, lying between the towns of Crowborough and Uckfield in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, within about five miles of the Ashdown Forest and about eleven miles from the South Downs National Park.
The village has its own C of E primary school, rated Outstanding, church, village hall and a very well regarded country pub, called The Hurstwood, known for its food.
Local options for shopping include Uckfield (about 3 miles) with a good range of shops, cafes and restaurants, including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, the Uckfield Picture House, leisure centre and retail park. Crowborough is about 8 miles, also with a good range of amenities, several supermarkets, as well as a Waitrose and leisure centre. Leisure options include the East Sussex National Hotel Resort, Golf Club and Spa, leisure centres in Crowborough and Uckfield, Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club, horse riding and walking on the Ashdown Forest, Lingfield Park Racecourse and the South Coast.
More comprehensive facilities are available at the two well-known, historic south east towns of Tunbridge Wells (about 12.5 miles to the north) and Lewes (about 11.3 miles, with Brighton about 20 miles.
Private and state schools: Village primaries in High Hurstwood, Buxted and Uckfield and at secondary level Uckfield and Crowborough both have community colleges or Academies. Noteworthy preparatory schools in the area include: Skippers Hill in Five Ashes; Cumnor House, Danehill, Holmewood House. Langton Green, Brambletye, East Grinstead and at senior level Mayfield School for girls, Michael Hall (Rudolph Steiner) School in Forest Row, Ardingly College, Brighton College, Eastbourne College, Lewes Old Grammar School and Bedes at Upper Dicker.
Mainline rail: Buxted station (about 2.4 miles) or Crowborough station at Jarvis Brook (about 6.2 miles) with services to London Bridge.
Square Footage: 3,566 sq ft
Acreage: 1.06 Acres
Directions
From Tunbridge Wells, follow the A26 south through Eridge and then Crowborough. Having passed through Crowborough, continue for about another five miles (ignore the first turning to High Hurstwood), before turning left into Rocks Lane (signposted to High Hurstwood). Continue for about 0.2 miles and the entrance to Little Dalling will be found on the right-hand side.
Additional Info
Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and private drainage.
Outgoings: Wealden District Council[use Contact Agent Button], Tax Band G.
Marketed by: Savills, Tunbridge Wells
Description
Little Dalling is a stylishly designed and thought through coach house conversion, set in the original grounds of Dalling House.
The property has been expanded and added to over the years and presents well to the market, benefitting from a southerly orientation over a sizeable mature rear garden.
Features of note include the impressive entrance porch, leading straight into the dining hall. The porch has oak framed windows, a reclaimed front door, tiled flooring and features exposed brickwork. The dining hall has an attractive galleried landing with turn staircase, oak rail and painted balustrade, with the key ground floor reception space leading off.
This includes the sitting room and the open-plan, kitchen/dining/family room, opening out to the conservatory. The sitting room has oak flooring and a fine, brick open fireplace and is discreetly fitted out as a cinema room, with a window seat, concealing two speakers, further wall speakers and with all the equipment tucked away in the dining hall cupboard.
The fitted kitchen/dining/family room has a range of painted contemporary units, with a double sink, wood worktops and a central breakfast bar, with tiled flooring throughout. The Stoves range cooker and LG fridge are included. This large space opens through two double doors to the conservatory and then straight out to the garden. Here, there are a variety of mature trees, two lawns, with hedging and trees to the boundaries, with a long shingled approach drive (initially shared at the entrance), a planted turning circle, extensive terrace and a raised pond.
A well-fitted gym on the ground floor has electric underfloor heating, mirrors to one wall, coloured LED lighting, T.V. point, French doors to the drive and a modern shower room.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite has a high-pitched roof, doors and windows to a balcony overlooking the garden, approached through the fitted dressing room and with a spacious bathroom, with a separate shower.
Generally, there is a good ratio of bedrooms to bathrooms. The bathrooms all have windows and are well-appointed, two with a bath and a separate shower, and the other guest en-suite having a large shower. Four of the bedrooms are fitted with wardrobes.
Outside: The garden extends to about an acre and features a variety of mature trees, lawns and with edging and trees to the boundaries. The long shingled approach drive is initially shared at the entrance, culminating with a turning circle, extensive terrace and a raised pond.
Location
Little Dalling is located about a mile from the delightful village of High Hurstwood, lying between the towns of Crowborough and Uckfield in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, within about five miles of the Ashdown Forest and about eleven miles from the South Downs National Park.
The village has its own C of E primary school, rated Outstanding, church, village hall and a very well regarded country pub, called The Hurstwood, known for its food.
Local options for shopping include Uckfield (about 3 miles) with a good range of shops, cafes and restaurants, including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, the Uckfield Picture House, leisure centre and retail park. Crowborough is about 8 miles, also with a good range of amenities, several supermarkets, as well as a Waitrose and leisure centre. Leisure options include the East Sussex National Hotel Resort, Golf Club and Spa, leisure centres in Crowborough and Uckfield, Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club, horse riding and walking on the Ashdown Forest, Lingfield Park Racecourse and the South Coast.
More comprehensive facilities are available at the two well-known, historic south east towns of Tunbridge Wells (about 12.5 miles to the north) and Lewes (about 11.3 miles, with Brighton about 20 miles.
Private and state schools: Village primaries in High Hurstwood, Buxted and Uckfield and at secondary level Uckfield and Crowborough both have community colleges or Academies. Noteworthy preparatory schools in the area include: Skippers Hill in Five Ashes; Cumnor House, Danehill, Holmewood House. Langton Green, Brambletye, East Grinstead and at senior level Mayfield School for girls, Michael Hall (Rudolph Steiner) School in Forest Row, Ardingly College, Brighton College, Eastbourne College, Lewes Old Grammar School and Bedes at Upper Dicker.
Mainline rail: Buxted station (about 2.4 miles) or Crowborough station at Jarvis Brook (about 6.2 miles) with services to London Bridge.
Square Footage: 3,566 sq ft
Acreage: 1.06 Acres
Directions
From Tunbridge Wells, follow the A26 south through Eridge and then Crowborough. Having passed through Crowborough, continue for about another five miles (ignore the first turning to High Hurstwood), before turning left into Rocks Lane (signposted to High Hurstwood). Continue for about 0.2 miles and the entrance to Little Dalling will be found on the right-hand side.
Additional Info
Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains water, electricity and private drainage.
Outgoings: Wealden District Council[use Contact Agent Button], Tax Band G.
Marketed by: Savills, Tunbridge Wells
Land Registry Data
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