Land For Sale £1,000,000
Stunning Oast house conversion sat on a lovely plot with landscaped gardens and paddocks, of approximately 4 acres in size (tbc). With a range of outbuildings and accessed via a country lane. Suitable for use as a family home and small holding or equally small equestrian use.
Unlisted single kiln Oast, dating from the late 1800s, sympathetically converted in 2005, recently extended and and presenting period features such as exposed beams and timbers, pine internal doors and vaulted ceilings to the first floor. The ground floor is particuarly impressive with an entrance hall which leads to a large, kitchen/breakfast room and family area which in turn has access to the roundel reception room. In addition to the ground floor there is a useful utility room and Wc.
The first floor has been carefully thought out with four bedrooms to include a delightful roundel master bedroom with an en-suite facilty and a contemporary touch is the installation of an electric ladder which provides access to the third floor fifth bedroom.
Externally the stunning gardens are delightful, mainly laid to lawn and include raised beds and borders with a range of mature trees and shrubs interspersing the beds and boundaries. A stone terrace, adjacent to the house, provides ample space for al fresco dining and is framed at one end by a pergola. There is also an orchard which includes a range of productive fruit trees which leads to the fenced paddock areas which have secondary road access.
There is a gated gravel driveway providing ample parking, and access to an oak framed double garage with two bays, a work-shop area and useful loft space.
Bexhurst Farm Estate is set at the end of a private driveway in a tucked-away location on the rural periphery of Hurst Green and within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
There are a good choice of schools in both the state and private sectors and excellent road and rail links with the A21 giving access to Tunbridge Wells, Hastings and the M25. Robertsbridge and Etchingham Stations provide services to London Charing Cross.
Unlisted single kiln Oast, dating from the late 1800s, sympathetically converted in 2005, recently extended and and presenting period features such as exposed beams and timbers, pine internal doors and vaulted ceilings to the first floor. The ground floor is particuarly impressive with an entrance hall which leads to a large, kitchen/breakfast room and family area which in turn has access to the roundel reception room. In addition to the ground floor there is a useful utility room and Wc.
The first floor has been carefully thought out with four bedrooms to include a delightful roundel master bedroom with an en-suite facilty and a contemporary touch is the installation of an electric ladder which provides access to the third floor fifth bedroom.
Externally the stunning gardens are delightful, mainly laid to lawn and include raised beds and borders with a range of mature trees and shrubs interspersing the beds and boundaries. A stone terrace, adjacent to the house, provides ample space for al fresco dining and is framed at one end by a pergola. There is also an orchard which includes a range of productive fruit trees which leads to the fenced paddock areas which have secondary road access.
There is a gated gravel driveway providing ample parking, and access to an oak framed double garage with two bays, a work-shop area and useful loft space.
Bexhurst Farm Estate is set at the end of a private driveway in a tucked-away location on the rural periphery of Hurst Green and within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
There are a good choice of schools in both the state and private sectors and excellent road and rail links with the A21 giving access to Tunbridge Wells, Hastings and the M25. Robertsbridge and Etchingham Stations provide services to London Charing Cross.
