This charming three-bedroom, two-bathroom mews house lies in a desirable rural community, surrounded by approximately two acres of shared woodland. Originally constructed in 1922 as soldier cottages, this unique property features a blend of historical character and modern amenities. The ground floor showcases a Neptune kitchen diner complete with an Everhot range, oak larder, and granite countertops. A utility room offers practicality with a downstairs WC, while the living room, equipped with a log burning stove, opens onto the communal green through double doors. Original mullioned windows and wooden flooring add to the home's charm.
Upstairs, you’ll find a spacious main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom along with two additional double bedrooms and a family shower room. An expansive attic space presents an excellent opportunity for conversion into an extra bedroom (subject to planning permission), enhancing the property's value.
The landscaped rear garden is designed for low maintenance and includes a summerhouse fitted with electricity. Additionally, there’s a timber outbuilding ideal for use as a studio or home office, as well as shared access to communal woodland areas that offer leisurely strolls throughout nature.
Located just one mile from East Hoathly village centre—home to local shops, pubs, recreation grounds, and diverse clubs—this property provides rural tranquility while maintaining excellent connectivity to nearby towns like Lewes and Uckfield. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate proximity to the Ashdown Forest and various scenic walking routes including the Wealden Way.
