3 bedroom house

The property is a most attractive unlisted period cottage believed to date back to the 17th century with later additions. The property has been substantially refurbished in the early 2000s and now offers beautifully presented and characterful accommodation with features including exposed timbers, inglenook fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and flagstone flooring.

On entering the property, the reception hallway/snug has an open timber screen partially dividing the dining room. The dining room is full of character and features exposed ceiling timbers and an inglenook fireplace with a Clearview wood burner. The triple aspect sitting room also has an inglenook fireplace with copper canopy, exposed ceiling and wall timbers and a door leading out to the rear of the property. Off the sitting room, there is a study with windows to the front and a cloakroom.

The attractive kitchen has a vaulted ceiling and a wealth of exposed timbers as well as a range of fitted units with granite worktops over, Falcon range style cooker and a recessed farmhouse sink. There is also a useful pantry off the kitchen with storage cupboards as well as a ground floor bathroom with Aqualisa shower and a wonderful garden room/conservatory with double doors leading out to the rear garden.

On the first floor, the landing provides access to the three bedrooms and the 'Jack & Jill' shower room. The principal bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, stone fireplace with bressummer beam above and an oriel window overlooking the front of the property. The double aspect second bedroom also has a vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers and curved braces. There is a Jack and Jill shower room accessed from bedrooms two and three. The triple aspect third bedroom has exposed wall timbers, a vaulted ceiling and windows to the side and rear. There is also a secondary staircase leading down to the ground floor sitting room.

The property sits in the middle of its beautiful gardens and grounds of approximately an acre (to be verified). The gardens are gently sloping and include a variety of herbaceous and specimen plants, shrubs, formal gardens with topiary and box hedging, lawned areas, a large paved terrace, vegetable garden, aluminium greenhouse and a pond.

To the south of the house there is a small brick and tiled building, currently used as a utility room. Also within the garden are three timber garden sheds (two with light and power, and the largest is fitted with a work bench). On the opposite side of Three Oaks Lane there is a further triangular piece of land which provides a parking area as well as a detached double garage with light and power.

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Wadhurst station 1 mile (London Bridge from 1 hour). Wadhurst village 1.3 miles. Lamberhurst 3.8 miles. Frant station 3.5 miles (London Bridge from 56 minutes). Tunbridge Wells 6 miles. Rye 24 miles. Gatwick airport 28.5 miles. London 46 miles. Heathrow airport 63 miles.
(All times and distances approximate)

The property occupies an elevated position on a country lane on the outskirts of the popular village of Wadhurst which provides good shopping and local facilities including restaurants, parish church, private and state primary and secondary schools. The larger centre of Tunbridge Wells offers a comprehensive range of shopping, recreational and cultural amenities including restaurants, theatres and a cinema complex. There are mainline stations at Wadhurst and Frant (Bells Yew Green) with regular commuter services to London Bridge/Charing Cross. The A21 at Lamberhurst provides connections to the M25 motorway network for the Channel Tunnel, ferry ports and the rail terminal at Ashford.

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