House For Sale £750,000
A deceptively spacious village house with period origins offering versatile accommodation and outbuilding conveniently located within walking distance of shops, amenities and mainline station.
Stable Cottage is an individual village house, presenting rendered and painted brick elevations housing diamond leaded light UPVC windows under pitched tiled and flat roofs with a traditional storm porch to the front. Dating from the mid 1800’s and reputedly a former ostler’s cottage, the building has been subsequently extended and today provides extremely flexible and deceptively spacious accommodation which could be configured in different ways to suit individual family needs.
Internally, the accommodation is arranged on two floors and much of the ground floor benefits from practical ceramic tiled flooring. There are good ceiling heights throughout, particularly in the older part of the building and generous sized windows taking advantage of high levels of natural light. Much of the accommodation affords lovely views over the gardens.
Features
- Double aspect sitting room enhanced by inglenook style fireplace housing a living flame effect fire, patio doors giving access to terrace and garden
- Versatile reception room/bedroom 3 incorporating en suite shower room with contemporary suite
- Bright and airy dining room
- Fitted kitchen/breakfast room comprising a good range of oak faced built in cabinets and integral appliances including stainless steel double oven and halogen hob
- Arch through to breakfast room
- Storage/boot room with external door
- Utility room with fitted cabinets and space for appliances
- Master bedroom with part vaulted ceiling and extensive fitted wardrobes
- Bedroom with fitted office furniture
- Family bathroom and separate shower room with modern suites - heated towel rails - neutral tiling
- Pretty landscaped gardens
- Substantial outbuilding including 2 offices and car port
Outside
Stable Cottage is approached through a five-bar gate, via a gravel driveway leading to a parking area at the front of the house. Adjacent is an extremely useful detached brick-built outbuilding (former stables). The building was previously used as an office, car port and stores but provides potential for a number of uses (subject to any necessary planning). There is electricity, telephone and broadband in situ.
Adjoined to the building is a terrace that provides a shady spot to enjoy the views over the garden. The gardens are thoughtfully arranged to incorporate well filled beds and borders filled with flowering shrubs and herbaceous plants along with an ornamental pond. There is apple, crab apple and pear trees along with a striking Catalpa tree. Views over Robertsbridge and beyond can be enjoyed from the house and grounds.
Situation
Set in a central location in the village of Robertsbridge, Stable Cottage benefits from convenient access to the village’s shops and amenities. These include two general stores, pharmacy, vets, a coffee shop and bakery, florists, Post Office and two historic village inns, (The George Inn has an award winning restaurant) plus Robertsbridge Station. Battle, Tunbridge Wells and Hastings all provide further comprehensive shops and services.
Within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the heart of 1066 Country, Robertsbridge has a rich history demonstrated by the eclectic mix of period buildings in the village centre.
There are numerous schools in the area catering for children of all ages including Salehurst Primary School in Robertsbridge and Robertsbridge Community College, Claremont Preparatory and Senior School and Vinehall Preparatory School. Numerous secondary schools can also be found in nearby Battle, Wadhurst and Tunbridge Wells.
Robertsbridge Station, which is in walking distance provides direct commuter services to Cannon Street and Charing Cross with journey times of about 1 hour 20 minutes. The nearby A21 gives access to the M25 for Gatwick and Heathrow Airports.
Robertsbridge Station 0.5 miles
A21 0.2 miles
Battle 4.5 miles
Hastings 10 miles
(All distances are approximate)
Directions
From Hurst Green, travel south on the A21 for about 2.5 miles. Go straight on at the Northbridge Street roundabout (signposted to Robertsbridge) then take the first right into George Hill. Continue past Heathfield Gardens and the entrance to Stable Cottage will be found on the left, immediately after Bishops Lane. There is a name plaque identifying the drive to the house.
Property information
- Agent’s Note: The neighbouring property has a Right of Way over the drive.
- Services: Mains gas central heating. Mains electricity (Economy 7), water and drainage.
- Local Authority: Rother District Council. Tax Band F.
- Fixtures and fittings: Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.
- Photographs taken prior to this marketing campaign.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment through Jackson-Stops & Staff. Tel:
Set in a central location in the village of Robertsbridge, Stable Cottage benefits from convenient access to the village’s shops and amenities. These include two general stores, pharmacy, vets, a coffee shop and bakery, florists, Post Office and two historic village inns, (The George Inn has an award winning restaurant) plus Robertsbridge Station. Battle, Tunbridge Wells and Hastings all provide further comprehensive shops and services.
Within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the heart of 1066 Country, Robertsbridge has a rich history demonstrated by the eclectic mix of period buildings in the village centre. The parish church of St Mary the Virgin is mentioned in the Domesday Book and lies across the valley in Salehurst, opposite the remains of Robertsbridge Abbey, which is privately owned.
There are a selection of schools in the area including Salehurst Primary School in Robertsbridge and Robertsbridge Community College, Claremont Preparatory and Senior School and Vinehall Preparatory School. Numerous secondary can also be found in nearby Battle, Wadhurst and Tunbridge Wells.
Robertsbridge Station, which is in walking distanc, e provides direct commuter services to Cannon Street and Charing Cross with journey times of about 1 hour 20 minutes. The nearby A21 gives access to the M25 for Gatwick and HeathrowAirports.
Stable Cottage is an individual village house, presenting rendered and painted brick elevations housing diamond leaded light UPVC windows under pitched tiled and flat roofs with a traditional storm porch to the front. Dating from the mid 1800’s and reputedly a former ostler’s cottage, the building has been subsequently extended and today provides extremely flexible and deceptively spacious accommodation which could be configured in different ways to suit individual family needs.
Internally, the accommodation is arranged on two floors and much of the ground floor benefits from practical ceramic tiled flooring. There are good ceiling heights throughout, particularly in the older part of the building and generous sized windows taking advantage of high levels of natural light. Much of the accommodation affords lovely views over the gardens.
Features
- Double aspect sitting room enhanced by inglenook style fireplace housing a living flame effect fire, patio doors giving access to terrace and garden
- Versatile reception room/bedroom 3 incorporating en suite shower room with contemporary suite
- Bright and airy dining room
- Fitted kitchen/breakfast room comprising a good range of oak faced built in cabinets and integral appliances including stainless steel double oven and halogen hob
- Arch through to breakfast room
- Storage/boot room with external door
- Utility room with fitted cabinets and space for appliances
- Master bedroom with part vaulted ceiling and extensive fitted wardrobes
- Bedroom with fitted office furniture
- Family bathroom and separate shower room with modern suites - heated towel rails - neutral tiling
- Pretty landscaped gardens
- Substantial outbuilding including 2 offices and car port
Outside
Stable Cottage is approached through a five-bar gate, via a gravel driveway leading to a parking area at the front of the house. Adjacent is an extremely useful detached brick-built outbuilding (former stables). The building was previously used as an office, car port and stores but provides potential for a number of uses (subject to any necessary planning). There is electricity, telephone and broadband in situ.
Adjoined to the building is a terrace that provides a shady spot to enjoy the views over the garden. The gardens are thoughtfully arranged to incorporate well filled beds and borders filled with flowering shrubs and herbaceous plants along with an ornamental pond. There is apple, crab apple and pear trees along with a striking Catalpa tree. Views over Robertsbridge and beyond can be enjoyed from the house and grounds.
Situation
Set in a central location in the village of Robertsbridge, Stable Cottage benefits from convenient access to the village’s shops and amenities. These include two general stores, pharmacy, vets, a coffee shop and bakery, florists, Post Office and two historic village inns, (The George Inn has an award winning restaurant) plus Robertsbridge Station. Battle, Tunbridge Wells and Hastings all provide further comprehensive shops and services.
Within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the heart of 1066 Country, Robertsbridge has a rich history demonstrated by the eclectic mix of period buildings in the village centre.
There are numerous schools in the area catering for children of all ages including Salehurst Primary School in Robertsbridge and Robertsbridge Community College, Claremont Preparatory and Senior School and Vinehall Preparatory School. Numerous secondary schools can also be found in nearby Battle, Wadhurst and Tunbridge Wells.
Robertsbridge Station, which is in walking distance provides direct commuter services to Cannon Street and Charing Cross with journey times of about 1 hour 20 minutes. The nearby A21 gives access to the M25 for Gatwick and Heathrow Airports.
Robertsbridge Station 0.5 miles
A21 0.2 miles
Battle 4.5 miles
Hastings 10 miles
(All distances are approximate)
Directions
From Hurst Green, travel south on the A21 for about 2.5 miles. Go straight on at the Northbridge Street roundabout (signposted to Robertsbridge) then take the first right into George Hill. Continue past Heathfield Gardens and the entrance to Stable Cottage will be found on the left, immediately after Bishops Lane. There is a name plaque identifying the drive to the house.
Property information
- Agent’s Note: The neighbouring property has a Right of Way over the drive.
- Services: Mains gas central heating. Mains electricity (Economy 7), water and drainage.
- Local Authority: Rother District Council. Tax Band F.
- Fixtures and fittings: Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.
- Photographs taken prior to this marketing campaign.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment through Jackson-Stops & Staff. Tel:
Set in a central location in the village of Robertsbridge, Stable Cottage benefits from convenient access to the village’s shops and amenities. These include two general stores, pharmacy, vets, a coffee shop and bakery, florists, Post Office and two historic village inns, (The George Inn has an award winning restaurant) plus Robertsbridge Station. Battle, Tunbridge Wells and Hastings all provide further comprehensive shops and services.
Within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the heart of 1066 Country, Robertsbridge has a rich history demonstrated by the eclectic mix of period buildings in the village centre. The parish church of St Mary the Virgin is mentioned in the Domesday Book and lies across the valley in Salehurst, opposite the remains of Robertsbridge Abbey, which is privately owned.
There are a selection of schools in the area including Salehurst Primary School in Robertsbridge and Robertsbridge Community College, Claremont Preparatory and Senior School and Vinehall Preparatory School. Numerous secondary can also be found in nearby Battle, Wadhurst and Tunbridge Wells.
Robertsbridge Station, which is in walking distanc, e provides direct commuter services to Cannon Street and Charing Cross with journey times of about 1 hour 20 minutes. The nearby A21 gives access to the M25 for Gatwick and HeathrowAirports.
