House For Sale £1,300,000
A beautiful Kentish farmhouse, set at the end of a long private road just outside Lamberhurst, truly embracing secluded living and set within its own grounds of just under 11 acres. Built just 17 years ago, this lovely residence combines easy living with a wonderful rural position. This is peaceful living at its best and early viewing is highly recommended.
Headline Description
Little Owl House is a truly unique property, set at the end of a long private driveway in a wonderfully rural situation. The house was built in 2006 on the site and in the style of the former farmer's cottage, and the result is a charming combination of a period style weather-boarded home, with all the conveniences that a newer property allows. The accommodation is all well proportioned and thanks to the multitude of windows, is light and airy throughout. The front door leads into a small hall, which has a wonderful through aspect to the rear door and the garden beyond, and a downstairs cloakroom. To the left is the sitting room, with a large inglenook fireplace, woodburning stove, and windows on three walls, all offering glimpses of the countryside beyond. To the right is the dine-in kitchen, with French doors leading to the side terrace and grounds beyond. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of wall and base units, and has a large black AGA, ensuring that the house is warm and cosy on the chilliest of evenings. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, both with far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside, and with the master incorporating large built in wardrobes. There is also a family bathroom, all again beautifully presented. Stairs up lead to the two attic bedrooms, which are both a good size. There is a large cupboard on the landing which houses the water tank, and also provides excellent storage. Outside the property is surrounded by its own lawned gardens and grounds beyond of 11 acres, with the main elements enjoying a southerly aspect. The plot is flanked by mature trees, pastures and woodland. Steps lead down from the generous driveway, which also houses the 4 bay garage with integrated workshop. The current owner has not extended the property during their time there, and so there is certainly an opportunity to explore whether the necessary consents would allow the accommodation to be extended. The plot will certainly support a much larger home, if that is what the new owners wished to create.
Location
The house is situated in a very private location, situated at the end of a 1/2 mile private driveway, close to the popular village of Lamberhurst. This well supported village is well known for its pretty centre with period buildings, inns and restaurants. The village also has a convenience store, a recreation ground, and a wide range of social activities. The vibrant spa town of Tunbridge Wells with its extensive commercial and leisure facilities and mainline station is only a 15 minute drive away, and the mainline station of Frant is just a 10 minute drive. If you want to escape to the coast, then a 30 minute drive will see you reaching Hastings, Bexhill or Eastbourne.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
Headline Description
Little Owl House is a truly unique property, set at the end of a long private driveway in a wonderfully rural situation. The house was built in 2006 on the site and in the style of the former farmer's cottage, and the result is a charming combination of a period style weather-boarded home, with all the conveniences that a newer property allows. The accommodation is all well proportioned and thanks to the multitude of windows, is light and airy throughout. The front door leads into a small hall, which has a wonderful through aspect to the rear door and the garden beyond, and a downstairs cloakroom. To the left is the sitting room, with a large inglenook fireplace, woodburning stove, and windows on three walls, all offering glimpses of the countryside beyond. To the right is the dine-in kitchen, with French doors leading to the side terrace and grounds beyond. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of wall and base units, and has a large black AGA, ensuring that the house is warm and cosy on the chilliest of evenings. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, both with far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside, and with the master incorporating large built in wardrobes. There is also a family bathroom, all again beautifully presented. Stairs up lead to the two attic bedrooms, which are both a good size. There is a large cupboard on the landing which houses the water tank, and also provides excellent storage. Outside the property is surrounded by its own lawned gardens and grounds beyond of 11 acres, with the main elements enjoying a southerly aspect. The plot is flanked by mature trees, pastures and woodland. Steps lead down from the generous driveway, which also houses the 4 bay garage with integrated workshop. The current owner has not extended the property during their time there, and so there is certainly an opportunity to explore whether the necessary consents would allow the accommodation to be extended. The plot will certainly support a much larger home, if that is what the new owners wished to create.
Location
The house is situated in a very private location, situated at the end of a 1/2 mile private driveway, close to the popular village of Lamberhurst. This well supported village is well known for its pretty centre with period buildings, inns and restaurants. The village also has a convenience store, a recreation ground, and a wide range of social activities. The vibrant spa town of Tunbridge Wells with its extensive commercial and leisure facilities and mainline station is only a 15 minute drive away, and the mainline station of Frant is just a 10 minute drive. If you want to escape to the coast, then a 30 minute drive will see you reaching Hastings, Bexhill or Eastbourne.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
