House For Sale £695,000
Absolutely stunning views over the forest filled valley - Detached Victorian 3/4 bedroom house with annexe - 1/4 acre (tbv) garden - mock tudor summerhouse - garage and plenty of parking - Walking distance of local pub, forest walks and only 10/15 minutes from main line stations.
This lovely Victorian house has potential and provides a comfortable home on three floors: The double aspect sitting room has a woodburning stove and the benefit of the views. The dining room has an open fireplace and views and also opens into a traditional wooden, country kitchen with window overlooking the garden and door down to the cellar which has been tanked and considered a very useable room with a window. The annexe: An entrance hall links this to the main house and is used by both as a hallway but could be a separate entrance just to the annexe. There is also a large laundry room. In the annexe there is an open plan living/bedroom, kitchen and a separate shower room. On the first floor is a good size landing with storage, the main bedroom with views over the forest, family bathroom, bedroom 3/study and further stairs leading to two double bedrooms with triple aspects views.
To the left of the house is a driveway which provides parking for several cars and access to a long single garage and workshop. To the right is a raised area with a small summerhouse/office. The rear garden has a small paved area to the back of the house and then a bank leading to the large area laid to lawn with a mature Magnolia, Weeping Willow, flowering Cherry trees and various other shrubs. A lovely mock Tudor summerhouse is at the top of the garden and has a large open inglenook fireplace and a mezzanine level. Pretty leaded light windows and attractive brickwork with exposed timbers. The garden measures approximately a quarter of an acre. - Oil fired central heating, private drainage. Tax Band E.
Dallington is a small hamlet with a popular local pub, The Swan, which is a five minute walk up the lane (about a mile). The area is one of Outstanding Natural Beauty with ancient and protected forests. There are many footpaths and bridleways and ancient monuments, The Sugar Loaf and the Brightling Needle can be seen from the rear garden. Main line stations are Robertsbridge, Battle and Stonegate which are all less than 15 minutes drive away with a service to Charing Cross/London Bridge. Battle is an historic town with a good range of local shops and amenities and, of course. Battle Abbey. There are a range of local schools in both the primary and private sector including well regarded Dallington Primary. Secondary schools offer a choice in Battle, Robertsbridge, Heathfield and private schools slightly further afield.
Exterior
Directions
Proceed into towards Battle on the B2096 continue until reaching Woods Corner. Directly opposite The Swan Inn, turn left onto the Brightling Road. Continue for just under a mile and the property will be found on the right hand side.
This lovely Victorian house has potential and provides a comfortable home on three floors: The double aspect sitting room has a woodburning stove and the benefit of the views. The dining room has an open fireplace and views and also opens into a traditional wooden, country kitchen with window overlooking the garden and door down to the cellar which has been tanked and considered a very useable room with a window. The annexe: An entrance hall links this to the main house and is used by both as a hallway but could be a separate entrance just to the annexe. There is also a large laundry room. In the annexe there is an open plan living/bedroom, kitchen and a separate shower room. On the first floor is a good size landing with storage, the main bedroom with views over the forest, family bathroom, bedroom 3/study and further stairs leading to two double bedrooms with triple aspects views.
To the left of the house is a driveway which provides parking for several cars and access to a long single garage and workshop. To the right is a raised area with a small summerhouse/office. The rear garden has a small paved area to the back of the house and then a bank leading to the large area laid to lawn with a mature Magnolia, Weeping Willow, flowering Cherry trees and various other shrubs. A lovely mock Tudor summerhouse is at the top of the garden and has a large open inglenook fireplace and a mezzanine level. Pretty leaded light windows and attractive brickwork with exposed timbers. The garden measures approximately a quarter of an acre. - Oil fired central heating, private drainage. Tax Band E.
Dallington is a small hamlet with a popular local pub, The Swan, which is a five minute walk up the lane (about a mile). The area is one of Outstanding Natural Beauty with ancient and protected forests. There are many footpaths and bridleways and ancient monuments, The Sugar Loaf and the Brightling Needle can be seen from the rear garden. Main line stations are Robertsbridge, Battle and Stonegate which are all less than 15 minutes drive away with a service to Charing Cross/London Bridge. Battle is an historic town with a good range of local shops and amenities and, of course. Battle Abbey. There are a range of local schools in both the primary and private sector including well regarded Dallington Primary. Secondary schools offer a choice in Battle, Robertsbridge, Heathfield and private schools slightly further afield.
Exterior
Directions
Proceed into towards Battle on the B2096 continue until reaching Woods Corner. Directly opposite The Swan Inn, turn left onto the Brightling Road. Continue for just under a mile and the property will be found on the right hand side.
