This impressive Grade II listed detached period property, with origins potentially dating back to the 17th century or earlier, showcases attractive red tile-hung elevations beneath a tiled roof. Spanning approximately 3143 square feet over three levels, this home blends character with contemporary comfort and has already undergone thoughtful refurbishment aimed at preserving its unique features such as exposed bricks, beams, and classic wood burners.
In addition to the main residence, an unconverted Grade II listed oast house presents a significant opportunity for development into ancillary accommodation or other uses, subject to securing appropriate planning permissions. The expansive grounds of about 0.7 acres adjoin rolling countryside, enhancing the potential for outdoor living spaces.
The interior boasts a well-laid-out reception area that flows seamlessly from a cozy sitting room with fireplace to a dedicated study/home office featuring built-in shelving and another fireplace. The spacious country kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with bespoke units, granite countertops, and an Aga cooker, ideal for both cooking and entertaining. It opens up into a vaulted dining area with panoramic views of the garden through French doors.
Upstairs offers multiple well-sized bedrooms including a luxurious principal suite with en suite facilities and extensive dressing space that can be adapted to suit various needs while taking advantage of scenic rural vistas.
Externally, access via a private driveway adds an element of seclusion while providing ample parking alongside the oast house. The landscaped gardens are adorned with mature trees and shrubs alongside features like a stream and greenhouse—perfect for gardening enthusiasts or those looking to enhance the property's charm further.
Located within the picturesque High Weald National Landscape Area, this property not only holds historical significance but also unlimited possibilities for expansion or customization, making it an intriguing investment opportunity in a desirable location near Wadhurst and Mayfield.
