House For Sale £1,000,000
On the market for the first time in 45 years, the bungalow has good proportions and is set well within its plot but now has huge potential to be extended or developed into a much larger property (subject to the usual consents).
All rooms lead off the wide hallway with a double aspect kitchen. There is a double aspect living room with a wood burner set into a brick fireplace and a bay window to the rear, taking full advantage of the spectacular views. The dining room has a window looking into the conservatory as does one of the bedrooms. Both further bedrooms are double aspect, all served well by a family bathroom to the front. The quarry-tiled conservatory offers a wonderful vantage point from which to enjoy the views across the well-established gardens and countryside beyond.
Outside
The driveway at the front of the house leads to a large wooden outbuilding and double garage. There is a lawn to the front of the house and a large area to the side with an established apple orchard. However, it is the rear garden and land beyond which are the stand-out features of the property. There are wide expanses of lawn, a pretty rainwater-fed pond and established gardens with shrubs bordered by mature hedging. There is a large paddock with gently sloping land taking full advantage of the outstanding views.
Situation
Sheepstreet Lane is on the rural fringes of Etchingham in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with spectacular views. The property is just over 1 mile to Etchingham station with its renowned Bistro@the station and services to London in 1 hour 15 mins. Ticehurst village is just under 3 miles away, with its selection of independent artisan cafes and small shops as well as two very popular gastropubs with a larger selection further on in Wadhurst. The fashionable Royal Spa town of Tunbridge Wells is within thirteen miles and has an excellent selection of large department stores, restaurants, cafes, bars, antique shops and galleries.
All rooms lead off the wide hallway with a double aspect kitchen. There is a double aspect living room with a wood burner set into a brick fireplace and a bay window to the rear, taking full advantage of the spectacular views. The dining room has a window looking into the conservatory as does one of the bedrooms. Both further bedrooms are double aspect, all served well by a family bathroom to the front. The quarry-tiled conservatory offers a wonderful vantage point from which to enjoy the views across the well-established gardens and countryside beyond.
Outside
The driveway at the front of the house leads to a large wooden outbuilding and double garage. There is a lawn to the front of the house and a large area to the side with an established apple orchard. However, it is the rear garden and land beyond which are the stand-out features of the property. There are wide expanses of lawn, a pretty rainwater-fed pond and established gardens with shrubs bordered by mature hedging. There is a large paddock with gently sloping land taking full advantage of the outstanding views.
Situation
Sheepstreet Lane is on the rural fringes of Etchingham in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with spectacular views. The property is just over 1 mile to Etchingham station with its renowned Bistro@the station and services to London in 1 hour 15 mins. Ticehurst village is just under 3 miles away, with its selection of independent artisan cafes and small shops as well as two very popular gastropubs with a larger selection further on in Wadhurst. The fashionable Royal Spa town of Tunbridge Wells is within thirteen miles and has an excellent selection of large department stores, restaurants, cafes, bars, antique shops and galleries.
