House For Sale £1,000,000
The property viewings to commence on Saturday 10th September - call now to advance book! Slade House is a beautifully extended 4-bedroom, 4-reception, 2-bath/shower room detached family house with 154ft south east facing rear garden, set on a total plot of approximately a third of an acre, situated in a semi-rural position in the sought after village of Lamberhurst within walking distance of Scotney Castle and the well regarded Brown Trout and The Vineyard pubs/restaurants. Viewing comes highly recommended.
The house has been lovingly improved by the current vendors and the well laid out and versatile accommodation totals 2304 Sq Ft / 214.1 Sq M.
The inviting entrance hall with wood flooring has stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading off to the downstairs WC, sitting room and dining room.
The impressive 23ft (7m) x 15ft (4m) sitting room features an attractive cast iron wood burner with exposed flue and enjoys a dual aspect. Double doors provide an optional link to and from the family room.
The dining room / kitchen is very much the hub of the home and is a super space for family meal times and get togethers, it has wood flooring and is exceptionally light and airy with Velux style roof windows and windows and bi-folding doors to rear which overlook and give access to the beautiful large garden. The dining room has a door leading to and from the family room.
The kitchen itself is well appointed with shaker style wood wall and base cupboards and central island with granite work top incorporating a breakfast bar and double butler sink and concealed dishwasher. Furthermore there is space for an American style fridge/freezer and range style cooker (these may be available by separate negotiation).
From the kitchen there is a door and step which leads to and from the useful utility room which has fitted cupboards with a wood block work top over and within one of the cupboards there is space and plumbing for a washing machine, additionally there is ample coat hanging space and a door to side giving access to and from the front exterior of the house and a half glazed door which leads to and from the study.
The study is a spacious and versatile room with wood flooring and it enjoys a dual aspect with windows overlooking the gardens and there is a part glazed exterior door to side which leads to and from a decked terrace area which links with the back of the garage and rear garden.
The family room, which is currently being used as a music room has wood flooring, a window to side and double doors linking with the sitting room.
On the first floor, the part galleried landing has doors leading off to all bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The master bedroom enjoys a dual aspect with windows to front and side with fitted plantation shutters and it features a dressing room area which leads to and from a well equipped ensuite shower room.
There are three further good size bedrooms and a stylish modern family bathroom featuring a free standing bath and separate shower enclosure.
Outside, there is a generous frontage measuring approximately 62'10 (19.16) x 47'10 (14.57) at its max points and the shingled driveway provides plentiful off road parking.
The garage has a pitched roof, power and light connected and double doors to front and rear and there is a space for additional appliances such as a tumble dryer and freezer.
The south-east facing rear garden is a real attribute to this stunning family home and measures approximately 154'6 (47.09) in length x 47'10 (14.57) in width. It has a split level decked terrace to the immediate rear with steps to a shingled area which in turn leads to and from a large expanse of lawn with mature shrubs and trees adding colour, interest and shade. At the far end of the garden there is a large timber shed and access gate to a public footpath which backs onto private woodland and one way provides access to the Brown Trout pub/restaurant and Scotney Castle, so ideal for heading out on a dog walk, bike ride and family days out.
The location This spacious family home is set back from the road and situated in a convenient semi-rural position in the pretty village of Lamberhurst, which offers a good range of shops and services for everyday needs including a general store, church, primary school, golf course and a number of popular pubs/restaurants.
Lamberhust is a highly desirable Wealden village in the borough of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, that was once a centre for the Wealden iron industry, established in Roman times, however, since then it has become an important hop and vine growing area.
This area of Kent is well-renowned for its excellent selection of schools in both the state and private sectors, at primary and secondary levels.
For the commuter, the A21 offers access to both London and the South coast.
Rail services can be found in the villages of Frant and Wadhurst and the towns of Paddock Wood, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, which provide a regular commuter service to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street in approximately an hour.
The regional centre of Tunbridge Wells is just 7 miles distant and provides a wide range of amenities including the historic Pantiles, Royal Victoria shopping centre, retail parks, cinema complex and theatres.
The beautiful surrounding countryside includes some excellent walks and local places of interest, including Scotney Castle and for those seeking outdoor pursuits, Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest and Bewl Water Reservoir are close by.
Other information council tax band - G - Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
consumer protection from unfair trading regulations 2008 Kings Estates (the agent) has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and therefore cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for purpose. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their own solicitor or surveyor. References to the tenure of a property are based on information supplied by the vendor. Kings Estates has not had sight of the title documents. Items shown in photographs are not included unless specifically mentioned within the written sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation, please ask us at Kings Estates. We kindly ask that all buyers check the availability of any property of ours and make an appointment to view with one of our team before embarking on any journey to see a property.
The house has been lovingly improved by the current vendors and the well laid out and versatile accommodation totals 2304 Sq Ft / 214.1 Sq M.
The inviting entrance hall with wood flooring has stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading off to the downstairs WC, sitting room and dining room.
The impressive 23ft (7m) x 15ft (4m) sitting room features an attractive cast iron wood burner with exposed flue and enjoys a dual aspect. Double doors provide an optional link to and from the family room.
The dining room / kitchen is very much the hub of the home and is a super space for family meal times and get togethers, it has wood flooring and is exceptionally light and airy with Velux style roof windows and windows and bi-folding doors to rear which overlook and give access to the beautiful large garden. The dining room has a door leading to and from the family room.
The kitchen itself is well appointed with shaker style wood wall and base cupboards and central island with granite work top incorporating a breakfast bar and double butler sink and concealed dishwasher. Furthermore there is space for an American style fridge/freezer and range style cooker (these may be available by separate negotiation).
From the kitchen there is a door and step which leads to and from the useful utility room which has fitted cupboards with a wood block work top over and within one of the cupboards there is space and plumbing for a washing machine, additionally there is ample coat hanging space and a door to side giving access to and from the front exterior of the house and a half glazed door which leads to and from the study.
The study is a spacious and versatile room with wood flooring and it enjoys a dual aspect with windows overlooking the gardens and there is a part glazed exterior door to side which leads to and from a decked terrace area which links with the back of the garage and rear garden.
The family room, which is currently being used as a music room has wood flooring, a window to side and double doors linking with the sitting room.
On the first floor, the part galleried landing has doors leading off to all bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The master bedroom enjoys a dual aspect with windows to front and side with fitted plantation shutters and it features a dressing room area which leads to and from a well equipped ensuite shower room.
There are three further good size bedrooms and a stylish modern family bathroom featuring a free standing bath and separate shower enclosure.
Outside, there is a generous frontage measuring approximately 62'10 (19.16) x 47'10 (14.57) at its max points and the shingled driveway provides plentiful off road parking.
The garage has a pitched roof, power and light connected and double doors to front and rear and there is a space for additional appliances such as a tumble dryer and freezer.
The south-east facing rear garden is a real attribute to this stunning family home and measures approximately 154'6 (47.09) in length x 47'10 (14.57) in width. It has a split level decked terrace to the immediate rear with steps to a shingled area which in turn leads to and from a large expanse of lawn with mature shrubs and trees adding colour, interest and shade. At the far end of the garden there is a large timber shed and access gate to a public footpath which backs onto private woodland and one way provides access to the Brown Trout pub/restaurant and Scotney Castle, so ideal for heading out on a dog walk, bike ride and family days out.
The location This spacious family home is set back from the road and situated in a convenient semi-rural position in the pretty village of Lamberhurst, which offers a good range of shops and services for everyday needs including a general store, church, primary school, golf course and a number of popular pubs/restaurants.
Lamberhust is a highly desirable Wealden village in the borough of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, that was once a centre for the Wealden iron industry, established in Roman times, however, since then it has become an important hop and vine growing area.
This area of Kent is well-renowned for its excellent selection of schools in both the state and private sectors, at primary and secondary levels.
For the commuter, the A21 offers access to both London and the South coast.
Rail services can be found in the villages of Frant and Wadhurst and the towns of Paddock Wood, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, which provide a regular commuter service to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street in approximately an hour.
The regional centre of Tunbridge Wells is just 7 miles distant and provides a wide range of amenities including the historic Pantiles, Royal Victoria shopping centre, retail parks, cinema complex and theatres.
The beautiful surrounding countryside includes some excellent walks and local places of interest, including Scotney Castle and for those seeking outdoor pursuits, Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest and Bewl Water Reservoir are close by.
Other information council tax band - G - Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
consumer protection from unfair trading regulations 2008 Kings Estates (the agent) has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and therefore cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for purpose. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their own solicitor or surveyor. References to the tenure of a property are based on information supplied by the vendor. Kings Estates has not had sight of the title documents. Items shown in photographs are not included unless specifically mentioned within the written sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation, please ask us at Kings Estates. We kindly ask that all buyers check the availability of any property of ours and make an appointment to view with one of our team before embarking on any journey to see a property.
