Old Manor
Dallington, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 9NH
Guide Price
£1,250,000
Residential Tags: Grade II*
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Apr 2022
- Removed: Dec 2022
- Residential Tags: Grade II*
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock
A beautiful Grade II* detached Wealden Hall house of immense character benefiting from wonderful gardens and grounds including some useful buildings and enjoying some delightful rural views.
Entrance Hall. Cloakroom. Sitting Room. Dining Room. Study. Garden/Morning Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Utility Room.
Landing. Spacious triple aspect Master Bedroom. 2 Further double Bedrooms. 2 Bathrooms. Nursery Bedroom 4/Study.
Detached Garage Block. Detached Studio/Home Office. Period Barn. Summerhouse.
Delightful Gardens and Grounds including Paddock & Field.
In all about 4.5 Acres.
DESCRIPTION
Old Manor is a beautiful Grade II* listed timber framed wealden hall house with plaster infilling believed to date from the 15th Century or earlier. To the rear the house has tile hung and brick elevations. The house sits to one corner of its Garden and benefits from some lovely rural views. The attractive and well laid out gardens are very private and lie mainly to the rear of the house and are well stocked with an abundance of flowering shrubs and plants. Some wonderful views towards the coast can be enjoyed from the garden.
There are also a useful range of buildings including period barn, detached studio with potential for home office and a substantial garage block. The paddock and field has separate road access from The Street.
ACCOMMODATION
Oak entrance door opens to Entrance Hall. Cloakroom.
Family Room with glazed double doors to Garden Room with picture window with window seat overlooking the garden. External door.
Sitting Room with attractive inglenook fireplace with substantial bressummer and wood burning stove to raised brick hearth. Stairs to first floor.
Double aspect Dining Room with exposed timbers. Brick fireplace.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room with walk in larder. Good work surface area over a range of cupboards and drawers. 2 Oven Aga. Built in electric oven. Plumbing and space for dishwasher. Eye level cupboards. Small breakfast area.
Utility Room with plumbing and spaces for washing machine and tumble dryer, wall cupboards. Doors to outside and Garden Room.
First Floor approached by single flight of stairs to Landing with access to roof space.
Triple aspect Master Bedroom with superb views.
Bathroom with suite including bath and shower.
2 Further Double Bedrooms.
Bathroom 2
Nursery Bedroom/Study with airing cupboard.
OUTSIDE
Old Manor is approached through a five bar gate and driveway to a parking and turning area providing access to detached Garage Block with brick elevations under a tiled roof. Roller door to front, power and light laid on. To the rear of the garage internal steps up to first floor Store.
Immediately to the rear of the Garage is a detached Studio with brick elevations under a tiled roof. power and light laid on, wc to one corner.
The delightful gardens lie mainly to the rear of the house and are laid to lawn with an abundance of flowering shrubs and plants to borders and beds, brick pathways, pergola with rambling roses, brick archway with wisteria, ragstone and brick wall. Productive vegetable garden. 2 Greenhouses. Summerhouse. Detached period Barn.
From the Garden a gate gives access to Paddock including small orchard area. Separate road access and further gates to driveway and Field.
Extending in all to about 4.5 Acres
SITUATION
Dallington is a very pretty East Sussex Village comprising a large number of attractive period houses and is situated on a ridge in the Sussex Weald surrounded by and with views over farmland, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beautiful Church, well regarded Primary School and active Village Hall all provide a real community spirit. The Swan Inn and a Post Office Stores can be found at Woods Corner. Both Heathfield and Battle offer a wider range of shopping facilities.
Stonegate and Etchingham stations both offer services to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street.
There are well regarded schools in the area, including Dallington Primary school in the village and Heathfield Community college secondary school. Vine Hall, Claremont, St Ronans, Marlborough House and Battle Abbey Preparatory schools . As well as St Leonards at Mayfield, Battle Abbey, Claremont (Bodiam), Eastbourne, Brighton and Bedes in Upper Dicker.
Leisure facilities include walking, riding and cycling in the surrounding countryside. Sailing at Bewl Water and the coast at Eastbourne.. There are also Golf Courses at Battle, Horam, Dale Hill Ticehurst and the East Sussex National at Uckfield.
The A21 at Hurst Green provides access to the M25 and motorway networks serving the Channel Tunnel Terminals and Ports, as well as Heathrow, Stansted and Gatwick airports.
DEIRECTIONS
From Tunbridge Wells, proceed south on the A267 for about 9 miles through Frant, Mark Cross and Argos Hill. At the Mayfield roundabout take the first exit and after a short distance turn right into Newick Lane. Continue to the very end (about 2.5 miles) and then turn left onto the A265. Almost immediately bear right onto the B2096 towards Battle. Follow this road for approximately 4.7 miles through Cade Street, Chapel Cross, Punnetts Town, Three Cups Corner and Earlsdown, into Dallington. At the brow of the hill turn right by the grass triangle into The Street. Continue past the primary school and Old Manor will be found on the left hand side immediately after the turning to the church.
SERVICES
Mains Water & Electricity. Oild fired Central Heating. Private Drainage.
Dallington is a very pretty East Sussex Village comprising a large number of attractive period houses and is situated on a ridge in the Sussex Weald surrounded by and with views over farmland, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beautiful Church, well regarded Primary School and active Village Hall all provide a real community spirit. The Swan Inn and a Post Office Stores can be found at Woods Corner. Both Heathfield and Battle offer a wider range of shopping facilities.
Stonegate and Etchingham stations both offer services to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street.
There are well regarded schools in the area, including Dallington Primary school in the village and Heathfield Community college secondary school. Vine Hall, Claremont, St Ronans, Marlborough House and Battle Abbey Preparatory schools . As well as St Leonards at Mayfield, Battle Abbey, Claremont (Bodiam), Eastbourne, Brighton and Bedes in Upper Dicker.
Leisure facilities include walking, riding and cycling in the surrounding countryside. Sailing at Bewl Water and the coast at Eastbourne.. There are also Golf Courses at Battle, Horam, Dale Hill Ticehurst and the East Sussex National at Uckfield.
The A21 at Hurst Green provides access to the M25 and motorway networks serving the Channel Tunnel Terminals and Ports, as well as Heathrow, Stansted and Gatwick airports.
Marketed by: Jackson-Stops, Tunbridge Wells
Entrance Hall. Cloakroom. Sitting Room. Dining Room. Study. Garden/Morning Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Utility Room.
Landing. Spacious triple aspect Master Bedroom. 2 Further double Bedrooms. 2 Bathrooms. Nursery Bedroom 4/Study.
Detached Garage Block. Detached Studio/Home Office. Period Barn. Summerhouse.
Delightful Gardens and Grounds including Paddock & Field.
In all about 4.5 Acres.
DESCRIPTION
Old Manor is a beautiful Grade II* listed timber framed wealden hall house with plaster infilling believed to date from the 15th Century or earlier. To the rear the house has tile hung and brick elevations. The house sits to one corner of its Garden and benefits from some lovely rural views. The attractive and well laid out gardens are very private and lie mainly to the rear of the house and are well stocked with an abundance of flowering shrubs and plants. Some wonderful views towards the coast can be enjoyed from the garden.
There are also a useful range of buildings including period barn, detached studio with potential for home office and a substantial garage block. The paddock and field has separate road access from The Street.
ACCOMMODATION
Oak entrance door opens to Entrance Hall. Cloakroom.
Family Room with glazed double doors to Garden Room with picture window with window seat overlooking the garden. External door.
Sitting Room with attractive inglenook fireplace with substantial bressummer and wood burning stove to raised brick hearth. Stairs to first floor.
Double aspect Dining Room with exposed timbers. Brick fireplace.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room with walk in larder. Good work surface area over a range of cupboards and drawers. 2 Oven Aga. Built in electric oven. Plumbing and space for dishwasher. Eye level cupboards. Small breakfast area.
Utility Room with plumbing and spaces for washing machine and tumble dryer, wall cupboards. Doors to outside and Garden Room.
First Floor approached by single flight of stairs to Landing with access to roof space.
Triple aspect Master Bedroom with superb views.
Bathroom with suite including bath and shower.
2 Further Double Bedrooms.
Bathroom 2
Nursery Bedroom/Study with airing cupboard.
OUTSIDE
Old Manor is approached through a five bar gate and driveway to a parking and turning area providing access to detached Garage Block with brick elevations under a tiled roof. Roller door to front, power and light laid on. To the rear of the garage internal steps up to first floor Store.
Immediately to the rear of the Garage is a detached Studio with brick elevations under a tiled roof. power and light laid on, wc to one corner.
The delightful gardens lie mainly to the rear of the house and are laid to lawn with an abundance of flowering shrubs and plants to borders and beds, brick pathways, pergola with rambling roses, brick archway with wisteria, ragstone and brick wall. Productive vegetable garden. 2 Greenhouses. Summerhouse. Detached period Barn.
From the Garden a gate gives access to Paddock including small orchard area. Separate road access and further gates to driveway and Field.
Extending in all to about 4.5 Acres
SITUATION
Dallington is a very pretty East Sussex Village comprising a large number of attractive period houses and is situated on a ridge in the Sussex Weald surrounded by and with views over farmland, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beautiful Church, well regarded Primary School and active Village Hall all provide a real community spirit. The Swan Inn and a Post Office Stores can be found at Woods Corner. Both Heathfield and Battle offer a wider range of shopping facilities.
Stonegate and Etchingham stations both offer services to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street.
There are well regarded schools in the area, including Dallington Primary school in the village and Heathfield Community college secondary school. Vine Hall, Claremont, St Ronans, Marlborough House and Battle Abbey Preparatory schools . As well as St Leonards at Mayfield, Battle Abbey, Claremont (Bodiam), Eastbourne, Brighton and Bedes in Upper Dicker.
Leisure facilities include walking, riding and cycling in the surrounding countryside. Sailing at Bewl Water and the coast at Eastbourne.. There are also Golf Courses at Battle, Horam, Dale Hill Ticehurst and the East Sussex National at Uckfield.
The A21 at Hurst Green provides access to the M25 and motorway networks serving the Channel Tunnel Terminals and Ports, as well as Heathrow, Stansted and Gatwick airports.
DEIRECTIONS
From Tunbridge Wells, proceed south on the A267 for about 9 miles through Frant, Mark Cross and Argos Hill. At the Mayfield roundabout take the first exit and after a short distance turn right into Newick Lane. Continue to the very end (about 2.5 miles) and then turn left onto the A265. Almost immediately bear right onto the B2096 towards Battle. Follow this road for approximately 4.7 miles through Cade Street, Chapel Cross, Punnetts Town, Three Cups Corner and Earlsdown, into Dallington. At the brow of the hill turn right by the grass triangle into The Street. Continue past the primary school and Old Manor will be found on the left hand side immediately after the turning to the church.
SERVICES
Mains Water & Electricity. Oild fired Central Heating. Private Drainage.
Dallington is a very pretty East Sussex Village comprising a large number of attractive period houses and is situated on a ridge in the Sussex Weald surrounded by and with views over farmland, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beautiful Church, well regarded Primary School and active Village Hall all provide a real community spirit. The Swan Inn and a Post Office Stores can be found at Woods Corner. Both Heathfield and Battle offer a wider range of shopping facilities.
Stonegate and Etchingham stations both offer services to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street.
There are well regarded schools in the area, including Dallington Primary school in the village and Heathfield Community college secondary school. Vine Hall, Claremont, St Ronans, Marlborough House and Battle Abbey Preparatory schools . As well as St Leonards at Mayfield, Battle Abbey, Claremont (Bodiam), Eastbourne, Brighton and Bedes in Upper Dicker.
Leisure facilities include walking, riding and cycling in the surrounding countryside. Sailing at Bewl Water and the coast at Eastbourne.. There are also Golf Courses at Battle, Horam, Dale Hill Ticehurst and the East Sussex National at Uckfield.
The A21 at Hurst Green provides access to the M25 and motorway networks serving the Channel Tunnel Terminals and Ports, as well as Heathrow, Stansted and Gatwick airports.
Marketed by: Jackson-Stops, Tunbridge Wells
Land Registry Data
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