Guide Price £1,000,000-£1,200,000 This unique period home comprises the south wing of a substantial stone built property with parking and gardens. The house includes classic Victorian features including bay windows, open fireplaces, high ceilings and large windows providing a light interior. The house has been extended and re-arranged by the current Vendor to provide extensive living space and a re-configured and landscaped garden. An entrance porch was added from which the front door is accessed leading into the hallway with a wet room. There is an extended open plan and well fitted kitchen/family room, overlooking the rear garden, and with sliding doors to a large raised stone terrace and decked area facing east. Adjacent to the kitchen is a useful utility room. There are two good sized reception rooms both with wood burning stoves, including the sitting room with fireplace and French doors to the garden, and a dining room with bay window. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, one with walk in dressing room, and a family bathroom. Stairs lead to the top floor with its two good sized bedrooms with skylight windows, and a modern bathroom. Outside the house has a forecourt with parking for a number of cars, and covered storage. The rear garden has been the subject of extensive re-planning and now includes a sauna beneath the terrace, pond, and circular pathway. There is a southerly side aspect to the garden which has been lightened by re-landscaping with new hedges.
EPC Rating ‘D’ 64
Council Tax Band ‘F’




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Forest Row is a busy and lively village on the northern outskirts of the beautiful Ashdown Forest with its 6,400 acres of heath and woodland. with native wildlife and fauna. The village is favoured for its convenience to railway stations at East Grinstead (three miles) and motorway connections/rail station and Airport at Gatwick (fifteen miles). The house is located in the very centre of Forest Row with its extensive and varied range of local shops, cafes, restaurants, mini supermarkets and petrol station. The area is well renowned for its good range of schools including Michael Hall Steiner School, Greenfields, Brambletye, Cumnor House and Sackville, together with its own modern primary school. There are a number of churches and a well equipped health centre in the village. Bus services run along the A22 and B2110 through Forest Row to a number of major towns including East Grinstead, Crawley, Tunbridge Wells, Uckfield, Haywards Heath and the City of Brighton. Local places of interest include gardens at Sheffield Park, Wakehurst Place and Borde Hill, and highly respected hotels/restaurants including Gravetye Manor, Alexander House and Ashdown Park. There are a good number of golf courses, sports clubs, a leisure centre with indoor pool at East Grinstead, and horse racing at Lingfield and Brighton.