House For Rent £3,250
A converted oast house with a wealth of character and original timber beams throughout. The house is located between Mark Cross and Wadhurst on a working farm in a quite location situated down a long private driveway.
A converted oast house with a wealth of character and original timber beams throughout. The house is located between Mark Cross and Wadhurst on a working farm in a quite location situated down a long private driveway.
The large entrance hall has a stone floor and leads into a fitted kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen is located in one of the two roundels which makes this a great and interesting space with views out to the garden. Adjoining the kitchen, in the second roundel is a carpeted living space that could be either a snug or formal dining room. Leading off the hall are two downstairs bedrooms both with en suite bathrooms.
On the first floor the accommodation consists of an exceptional living room with an oak floor and exposed beams throughout. There are two large bedrooms in each roundel, the ceiling opening up into the top of the roundel showing the exposed brickwork. There is an upstairs shower room that serves both of these bedrooms.
Externally there is parking for ample cars and a wrap around secure garden with a large south facing patio area to the rear. The garden also benefits from a new timber hexagonal summer house that has both electric and water connections, meaning it would be a perfect home office or small studio. The owner is willing to insulate this building if required so it can be used all year round.
The property is available now, unfurnished and without white goods.
EPC Energy Efficiency Rating F, the property holds an EPC Exemption
Council Tax Band G, Wealden District
Deposit 5 weeks rent, £3,750
Holding Deposit, 1 weeks rent £750.00
Tenancy length minimum 12 month tenancy
Utilities: the rent is exclusive of any utilities
Energy: The property benefits from mains water and electric. There is a new private drainage system that will be the responsibility of the tenants to empty. The heating system is via oil filled electric wall heaters and an immersion heater for hot water.
