4 bedroom house
Crowborough, East Sussex, TN6 3SA
Guide Price
£1,200,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Apr 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock, Woodland
An imaginative and beautifully presented single story barn conversion, set in this small hamlet of properties between Crowborough and Hadlow Down.
Description
Formed from the split-up of a lovely country estate, this distinctive barn conversion was completed in 2010 by our selling clients, undertaken to a bespoke design and using quality materials throughout.
Features include fine oak joinery with matching flooring and skirtings, underfloor heating, double glazing and much use of vaulted, exposed timbers to the ceilings, adding character and creating a spacious feel.
The main reception room has an impressive large fireplace, with brick bonding to match the outside front elevation and this is fitted with a wood burning stove. A mezzanine staircase rises up to a bedroom with vaulted ceiling and roof space. This level provides a good outlook through the sheet-glazed sliding windows, fitted across nearly the whole width of one wall. This room, along with the main bedroom suite below, overlooks the rear garden and beyond. They are both impressive rooms consistent with a larger home, making the property ideal for down-sizers looking for something special.
Outside the property benefits from a gated access off the road, via a private lane serving just four houses and leading to a good parking area and a double garage. This in turn leads on to a very attractive courtyard garden with a stone wall formed from the back of a neighbouring outbuilding. This then leads through into a well-kept lawned garden, with an attractively built small outbuilding with a steep, pitched, tiled roof.
This mature garden is hedged and fenced to the boundaries, with mature trees and a vegetable garden. A gate opens into an adjoining paddock of about 1.5 acres.
There is a further block of about 9.85 acres beyond (labelled as Lot 2 on the plan) comprising paddocks, with some woodland and separate gate access (subject to an agricultural right of way for the neighbour).
Location
The property is situated about mid-way between Crowborough town and Hadlow Down village, in a
lovely area of countryside.
Crowborough, with a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose, is reached within about 3.3 miles whilst the mainline station at Jarvis Brook is about 2.2 miles as is Hadlow Down.
The larger shopping towns of Tunbridge Wells and Lewes are reached within about 9.5 miles and 15 miles respectively. Tunbridge Wells being an alternative South Eastern commuting train route into London.
The proximity to the Ashdown Forest is a particular draw in the area being one of the largest free public access spaces in the South East, a great place for walking and for enjoying spectacular views over
the Sussex Countryside.
Crowborough Beacon Golf Club is reached within about 4 miles.
Private and state schools: Crowborough offers a primary school at Jarvis Brook (about 0.9 miles) and The Beacon Academy at secondary level (about 2.8 miles). Hadlow Down has a village primary school.
Independent schools in the area include several preparatory schools in Tunbridge Wells (Rose Hill, The Mead and Beechwood), Skippers Hill in Five Ashes and Holmwood House at Langton Green. There are senior schools in Tonbridge for boys, Mayfield for girls and co-ed options at Eastbourne and Brighton, Upper Dicker (Bedes) and Sevenoaks, to the north.
Square Footage: 2,416 sq ft
Acreage: 11.88 Acres
Additional Info
Agent's Note: The photographs were taken in June 2018. Our client is related to a Savills employee in the Sevenoaks office.
Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains water and electricity, shared private drainage.
Outgoings: Wealden District Council , Tax Band ‘F’.
Marketed by: Savills, Tunbridge Wells
Description
Formed from the split-up of a lovely country estate, this distinctive barn conversion was completed in 2010 by our selling clients, undertaken to a bespoke design and using quality materials throughout.
Features include fine oak joinery with matching flooring and skirtings, underfloor heating, double glazing and much use of vaulted, exposed timbers to the ceilings, adding character and creating a spacious feel.
The main reception room has an impressive large fireplace, with brick bonding to match the outside front elevation and this is fitted with a wood burning stove. A mezzanine staircase rises up to a bedroom with vaulted ceiling and roof space. This level provides a good outlook through the sheet-glazed sliding windows, fitted across nearly the whole width of one wall. This room, along with the main bedroom suite below, overlooks the rear garden and beyond. They are both impressive rooms consistent with a larger home, making the property ideal for down-sizers looking for something special.
Outside the property benefits from a gated access off the road, via a private lane serving just four houses and leading to a good parking area and a double garage. This in turn leads on to a very attractive courtyard garden with a stone wall formed from the back of a neighbouring outbuilding. This then leads through into a well-kept lawned garden, with an attractively built small outbuilding with a steep, pitched, tiled roof.
This mature garden is hedged and fenced to the boundaries, with mature trees and a vegetable garden. A gate opens into an adjoining paddock of about 1.5 acres.
There is a further block of about 9.85 acres beyond (labelled as Lot 2 on the plan) comprising paddocks, with some woodland and separate gate access (subject to an agricultural right of way for the neighbour).
Location
The property is situated about mid-way between Crowborough town and Hadlow Down village, in a
lovely area of countryside.
Crowborough, with a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose, is reached within about 3.3 miles whilst the mainline station at Jarvis Brook is about 2.2 miles as is Hadlow Down.
The larger shopping towns of Tunbridge Wells and Lewes are reached within about 9.5 miles and 15 miles respectively. Tunbridge Wells being an alternative South Eastern commuting train route into London.
The proximity to the Ashdown Forest is a particular draw in the area being one of the largest free public access spaces in the South East, a great place for walking and for enjoying spectacular views over
the Sussex Countryside.
Crowborough Beacon Golf Club is reached within about 4 miles.
Private and state schools: Crowborough offers a primary school at Jarvis Brook (about 0.9 miles) and The Beacon Academy at secondary level (about 2.8 miles). Hadlow Down has a village primary school.
Independent schools in the area include several preparatory schools in Tunbridge Wells (Rose Hill, The Mead and Beechwood), Skippers Hill in Five Ashes and Holmwood House at Langton Green. There are senior schools in Tonbridge for boys, Mayfield for girls and co-ed options at Eastbourne and Brighton, Upper Dicker (Bedes) and Sevenoaks, to the north.
Square Footage: 2,416 sq ft
Acreage: 11.88 Acres
Additional Info
Agent's Note: The photographs were taken in June 2018. Our client is related to a Savills employee in the Sevenoaks office.
Services: Oil-fired central heating, mains water and electricity, shared private drainage.
Outgoings: Wealden District Council , Tax Band ‘F’.
Marketed by: Savills, Tunbridge Wells
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.