Hawkhurst Church of England Primary School1.2 milesSandhurst Primary School1.7 miles
Cranbrook School3.5 milesAngley School - A Sports College3.7 miles
Etchingham Station5.1 milesRobertsbridge Station5.4 milesOur simple mortgage calculator can give you an idea of the monthly payments you can expect to pay.
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An individual detached barn conversion plus an additional stone barn with consent for residential conversion, in a country lane location with fine views and within the Cranbrook School Catchment area. The barn has a contemporary, minimalist interior and enjoys light and open plan space.The secluded grounds are around 1.75 acres, adjoining neighbouring fields, a tranquil setting and a timeless location.
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The main door to the Barn is to the side of the property which opens to the split level open plan ground floor accommodation, a light and well balanced space with full height glazed panels to the front and with raised area tiled in Italian slate which continues through to the Cloakroom which has a basin with medicine chest, opaque window to side and cloaks hooks.
The Kitchen area has a cast breakfast bar with some oak work surfaces and drawers beneath. The units are faced in oak, again with cast work surfaces, twin circular copper sinks, integrated fridge/freezer, built in oven, gas hob and griddle with extractor above, double oak doors with port hole windows to Utility Room with contemporary base and eye level units and tiled work surfaces, 1/1/2 bowl sink unit, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher and door to garden.
The main lounge area is arranged as Sitting Room with TV and telecom points and a surround sound system, a light, double aspect room with lovely views and a door to the garden. The Dining Area is fitted with oak cupboards and has under floor heating/lighting, a picture window, inset spot lights and is open plan to the Breakfast/Family Room with a full width picture window, far reaching country views, a roof light and spotlights.
From the Sitting Room, stairs lead to the First Floor Landing with doors to
A lovely room with exposed timbering, triple aspect with far reaching views, oak flooring, radiator, TV and telecom points, access to covered decked terrace with seating and retaining rails and a very pleasant outlook over neighbouring farmland.
An interesting room with vaulted ceiling, extensive range of oak wardrobes and storage cupboards, raised plinth overlooking the stairwell, overhead storage cupboard with ladder access, under eaves recess with unusual shaped windows and fitted oak double bed.
Again, a very interesting room with twin patio doors overlooking the covered roof deck and garden, telecom point.
Suite of bath with mirrored tiling, separate shower with glazed screen, wash hand basin, concealed flush WC, mirrored cupboards, heated towel rail.
The gardens and grounds of around 1.75 acres form a spectacular feature of the property, approached over a wide tarmacadam driveway, through double five barred gates and continuing to a parking and turning area. In addition there is a large brick paved hardstanding for additional vehicles. Adjacent to the drive the gardens are arranged as a series of 'rooms', enclosed with established boundary hedging and with brick steps and paviers to a vegetable garden with raised beds, wrought iron pergola, part glazed potting shed with power available, greenhouse with power and water and composting bins. There is a sunken lawn which connects with a further brick paved patio and
Insulated and with power, light and telecom points, a peaceful working environment, and further area of formal garden with brick paviers and established shrubs.
The gardens to the side of the house are predominantly laid to lawn with brick pathways and established hedging and gently sloping lawn, pergola and estate fencing which continues to the rear of the property. The rear formal garden is tiered with raised beds, herb garden, brick patio with established wisteria and wide decked steps leading to a raised lawn, again tiered and with an established shaw, a haven for bird and wildlife. The garden is bridged over a small tributary which feeds a series of ponds, culminating in a sunken lily pond with established trees, further parking area, vegetable garden and log store, implement store and further area of established woodland which narrows to a point, a very useful windbreak and with far reaching country views over neighbouring farmland.
A very attractive property, detached from the main property and formerly with consent for detached self contained studio accommodation, of mellow stone and timber elevations beneath a pitched slate tiled roof, currently a games room with power and light points, a wonderful party suite with brick barbeque area and main function room which is heated and insulated and with the potential for a variety of uses.
In delightful semi rural surroundings, offering seclusion and privacy, a singular detached Kentish Barn conversion, in contemporary style with light, flexible and extremely well appointed accommodation on the market for the first time in over 25 years, together with an additional detached stone barn, previously with planning consent for ancillary studio accommodation. Situated within established gardens and grounds of around 1.75 acres with far reaching uninterrupted views over neighbouring farmland, situated within the CranbrooK School Catchment area. An ideal opportunity to 'get away from it all'.
In delightful and peaceful rural surroundings and within the Cranbrook School catchment area, an outstanding contemporary barn conversion with additional detached stone barn previously with consent for a detached studio annex, and situated in secluded gardens and grounds of around 1.75 acres, now available with immediate vacant possession, presented to a very high standard, the quality of which can only be appreciated by an internal viewing.
In idyllic rural surroundings, offering seclusion and privacy without being remote, in a requested country lane position, accessible to local facilities. The villages of Sandhurst and Hawkhurst both offer a range of shops catering for those day to day needs, primary schools, post office, recreation grounds, supermarket and a main bus route to the coast, Tenterden and Tunbridge Wells. Etchingham mainline station is a short drive away, offering regular services to London on the Charing Cross/Cannon Street line and the A21/M25 road and motorway network provides good access to Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks and London. There are may established secondary schools in the area in the public and private sectors.
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