House For Sale £1,675,000
An opportunity to purchase a uniquely-positioned detached country property with outstanding, unspoilt far-reaching views. Bridleway Cottage is in a highly sought-after location, within comfortable walking distance of Lurgashall village green.
Believed to have been built around 1885, it is perfectly positioned within The South Downs National Park, along a very quiet country lane and standing within beautifully maintained gardens which surround the property. Over the years the original property has been sympathetically enlarged, creating a wonderful and exceptionally light family home. The kitchen/breakfast room was extended in 2006, this adding a lovely oak-framed living area with views over the gardens. The triple aspect sitting room has views over the garden and across the fields to Blackdown. The large central inglenook fireplace houses an attractive and efficient log-burner. There is a further sitting area which could be used as a dining room if required. Also on the ground floor are a study, utility room, lobby and cloakroom. Stairs lead from the hallway to the first-floor landing. The master bedroom suite has a glazed door leading out to a balcony where you can sit and enjoy the lovely views across to both Blackdown and Bexley. The large dressing room has fitted wardrobes and the en-suite bathroom incorporates a free standing bath and separate shower cubicle. There are two further double bedrooms and a modern family shower room.
Approached through a five bar gate, the drive, which provides parking for several cars, leads to a timber double car barn. There is a large garden workshop with adjoining log store. A wooden gate leads into the private gardens, these being mainly laid to lawn and which are bordered by light woodland on the southern side and a paddock to the westerly side. The gardens are landscaped with several established and well stocked borders, a fruit/vegetable garden, a feature wooden gazebo with seating and a large patio area for entertaining.
Tenure
Freehold
Believed to have been built around 1885, it is perfectly positioned within The South Downs National Park, along a very quiet country lane and standing within beautifully maintained gardens which surround the property. Over the years the original property has been sympathetically enlarged, creating a wonderful and exceptionally light family home. The kitchen/breakfast room was extended in 2006, this adding a lovely oak-framed living area with views over the gardens. The triple aspect sitting room has views over the garden and across the fields to Blackdown. The large central inglenook fireplace houses an attractive and efficient log-burner. There is a further sitting area which could be used as a dining room if required. Also on the ground floor are a study, utility room, lobby and cloakroom. Stairs lead from the hallway to the first-floor landing. The master bedroom suite has a glazed door leading out to a balcony where you can sit and enjoy the lovely views across to both Blackdown and Bexley. The large dressing room has fitted wardrobes and the en-suite bathroom incorporates a free standing bath and separate shower cubicle. There are two further double bedrooms and a modern family shower room.
Approached through a five bar gate, the drive, which provides parking for several cars, leads to a timber double car barn. There is a large garden workshop with adjoining log store. A wooden gate leads into the private gardens, these being mainly laid to lawn and which are bordered by light woodland on the southern side and a paddock to the westerly side. The gardens are landscaped with several established and well stocked borders, a fruit/vegetable garden, a feature wooden gazebo with seating and a large patio area for entertaining.
Tenure
Freehold
