This substantial detached residence has undergone significant enhancements by its current owners, blending spacious interiors and abundant natural light with traditional period details. Set in a semi-rural location that offers convenient access to local amenities—including shops and cafés—this property is also ideally positioned near Stonegate station, just 3.2 miles away, enhancing its appeal for commuters.
Entering through the original Edwardian front door, you are greeted by a delightful panelled entrance hall that leads to impressive reception rooms. The generous sitting room has been thoughtfully combined from two original spaces into a light-filled double-aspect area featuring deep bay windows that overlook the front gardens. A separate study provides an ideal space for remote work or could serve as a ground-floor bedroom.
The open-plan kitchen, dining, and family room represents the heart of this home. Its vaulted ceiling adds an airy feel, while the wood-burning stove and tailored cabinetry contribute warmth and character. French doors seamlessly connect this inviting space to the gardens beyond. The kitchen boasts solid oak worktops, twin Belfast sinks, and integrated appliances alongside ample preparation areas, complemented by a utility and boot room providing essential storage.
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms—two of which are double aspect—with fitted storage solutions. An additional bedroom currently acts as a dressing room but retains an original duck’s nest fireplace with an art nouveau mantle. These rooms are well-served by two beautifully designed bath and shower rooms, including one featuring a luxurious claw-foot bathtub.
On the top floor lies an expansive principal bedroom suite characterized by angled ceilings and integrated wardrobe space plus an en suite shower room—a tranquil retreat from family life.
Outside, the property's gardens extend to approximately 1.87 acres, showcasing formal south-facing gardens, an eastern paddock, and picturesque grounds with wildflowers and bluebell meadows among various fruit trees and seasonal planting that ensure privacy throughout the year. A gravel driveway allows parking for multiple vehicles, leading to a charming brick outbuilding with renovation potential; it could be transformed into ancillary accommodation or a dedicated workspace with appropriate planning consent.
Burwash Common is located within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, featuring essential community amenities such as shops and public houses along with excellent walking routes through stunning scenery. Nearby Heathfield provides further shopping options while historic Burwash offers additional facilities influenced by its rich heritage.
