House For Sale £1,595,000
Wakehurst Farmhouse formerly the farm house for Wakehurst place sits in the most enviable position within the stunning grounds of Wakehurst Place. It affords all of the protection of such a rare position but is equally tucked away affording complete privacy and quiet. Wakehurst, previously known as Wakehurst Place, is a country house and botanic gardens in West Sussex, England, owned by the National Trust but used and managed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Sitting in an elevated position Wakehurst Farmhouse has some of the best uninterrupted views in Sussex. Driving up to the property you are greeted by a large parking area along with double garage and car port. The large gardens are predominately to the front of the property to capture the surrounding views, with a delightful terrace and beautiful pergola to allow an area for relaxing and entertaining. The full extent of the layout can be seen on the floorplan but in brief. On entering the property you are greeted by a large entrance hall, you are immediately aware of the high ceilings in every room which is such a wonderful feature and each is well proportioned with full windows and doors to enhance the views and feeling of light and space. There are three reception rooms in total a dining room, Drawing room with ornate fireplace which flows through to the sitting room with a log burning fire and French doors to the courtyard garden. The kitchen breakfast room sits at the heart of the house with a plethora of cupboards and preparation areas. There is an outdoor cloakroom on this floor. To the first floor there are five bedrooms and two modern bathrooms. The views from each room is delightful and particularly the ones at the front capture the amazing views and spectacular sunsets.
Outside
The grounds and position of Wakehurst Farmhouse are a particlular feature. Designed to enjoy the views the majority of garden is to the front of the property with a large terrace area and pergola. To the west side is a small kitchen garden and shed. Then to the rear, leading off the kitchen is the most delightful courtyard garden, enclosed by a wisteria clad wall this a sheltered and cosy area, ideal for alfresco entertaining and a morning coffee.
Situation
Situated in a lovely position just outside the very popular village of Ardingly in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Wakehurst Farmhouse is rural yet not remote and well-placed to reach all that Mid Sussex has to offer. There are many opportunities for sporting and country pursuits in the surrounding area, including racing at Lingfield, sailing at Ardingly, golf at Royal Ashdown and Haywards Heath, and walks and bridle paths across the surrounding countryside. Mainline rail services to London are available at Three Bridges (London Bridge from 34 minutes), Haywards Heath and East Grinstead. The M25 orbital motorway, accessed via the M23 or A22 at Godstone, links to the national motorway networks, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the coast. Schools: There are many highly regarded schools in the area, both state and private, including West Hoathly Primary School, Cumnor House, Great Walstead, Brambletye, Fonthill Lodge, Handcross Park, Brighton College, Worth School, Ardingly College & Hurst College. All distances and journey times are approximate.
Outside
The grounds and position of Wakehurst Farmhouse are a particlular feature. Designed to enjoy the views the majority of garden is to the front of the property with a large terrace area and pergola. To the west side is a small kitchen garden and shed. Then to the rear, leading off the kitchen is the most delightful courtyard garden, enclosed by a wisteria clad wall this a sheltered and cosy area, ideal for alfresco entertaining and a morning coffee.
Situation
Situated in a lovely position just outside the very popular village of Ardingly in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Wakehurst Farmhouse is rural yet not remote and well-placed to reach all that Mid Sussex has to offer. There are many opportunities for sporting and country pursuits in the surrounding area, including racing at Lingfield, sailing at Ardingly, golf at Royal Ashdown and Haywards Heath, and walks and bridle paths across the surrounding countryside. Mainline rail services to London are available at Three Bridges (London Bridge from 34 minutes), Haywards Heath and East Grinstead. The M25 orbital motorway, accessed via the M23 or A22 at Godstone, links to the national motorway networks, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the coast. Schools: There are many highly regarded schools in the area, both state and private, including West Hoathly Primary School, Cumnor House, Great Walstead, Brambletye, Fonthill Lodge, Handcross Park, Brighton College, Worth School, Ardingly College & Hurst College. All distances and journey times are approximate.
