This property presents a compelling opportunity for renovation and investment, set within a serene rural environment. The layout features three distinct detached buildings that frame a spacious courtyard garden. Two of these structures have been thoughtfully converted into residential units, while the third building, currently utilized for storage, holds significant potential for transformation into additional living space or a creative studio, pending necessary planning approvals.
Spanning approximately 2.72 acres, the property includes both the courtyard and residential garden (0.23 acres) and an expansive paddock and equestrian land of 2.48 acres. The paddock is well-fenced and benefits from separate vehicular access from the B2147 road, enhancing its appeal for equestrian activities. It connects directly to the local bridleway network, facilitating seamless access to off-road riding throughout the Stansted Park estate and surrounding countryside.
The primary residence showcases traditional construction in flint and brick with a slate roof, featuring generous living spaces enriched by character elements such as exposed beams and vaulted ceilings. The ground floor hosts a spacious kitchen/breakfast area with stunning views, a cloakroom, ample storage options including a boiler cupboard, and an expansive open-plan living and dining area centered around a log-burning stove with direct access to outdoor spaces.
The principal bedroom suite is designed with comfort in mind; it includes an open-plan layout featuring a central bath area with twin basins and walk-in shower facilities, complemented by direct courtyard access through double doors.
The second building functions effectively as guest quarters or additional family accommodation with its wet room and two large vaulted bedrooms. Each bedroom benefits from walk-in wardrobes and abundant natural light.
The third structure—currently serving as a workshop—presents exciting possibilities for conversion into further accommodation or studio space due to its high ceilings and exposed trusses.
Accessed through remote-controlled timber gates leading to a gravel drive, the property’s courtyard garden is beautifully enclosed by brick and flint walls adorned with mature plantings, raised beds, evergreens, and an ornamental water feature that enhances its tranquil ambiance. An additional paved terrace provides stunning views of the surrounding hills. A rear gate opens to the paddock area which offers prime grazing land connected to bridleways for riding enthusiasts.
Services are established including mains water and electricity alongside an oil-fired boiler for heating needs. This freehold property falls under Chichester District Council's jurisdiction, reflecting its solid investment potential in an appealing rural setting.
