A 1960's detached house which has been extended to the side to create a family home with an adjacent annexe/studio providing additional accommodation The house is built of external brickwork under a tiled roof with part tile hung elevations under a tiled roof. and benefits from sealed unit double glazed windows and warm air gas fired central heating. The annexe is currently accessed from the main house but it is felt it could be altered to create an independent entrance. The property has an entrance lobby off which is a cloakroom, and a door to the main living room which has a wood burning stove, central study area and a dining room to the rear with casement doors to the rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of cupboards, drawers, wall cupboards and worktops. There is a door through to the annexe with a sitting room having access to the garden, kitchen, and two upper sleeping levels. There is also a bathroom. The first floor of the main house has three bedrooms, two of which have built in wardrobe cupboards, and a bathroom with panelled bath, corner shower unit, W.C. suite and hand basin. Outside there ia grassed front garden and driveway parking. To the rear is a sheltered south facing garden, down to lawn with a timber workshop and a broad decked area to the back of the house to take advantage of the south aspect.
Council Tax Band 'E'
EPC Rating : Tbc

Freshfield Bank is a very popular mature residential development off Priory Road, set between Forest Row village and the Ashdown Forest with its 6,400 acres of beautiful heath and woodland. The house is well placed for footpath access to Michael Hall Rudolf Steiner School. The lively village centre can also be reached by footpath with its extensive range of cafes, restaurants, local shops and specialist stores. There are churches of various denominations in Forest Row together with a modern Health Centre.
The immediate area is well represented with a wide range of both private and state schools including a primary school in the village, Brambletye School, Emerson College, Greenfields and Sackville School in East Grinstead.
The nearest town is East Grinstead, accessed via the A22, which has regular bus services, has a varied and larger shopping centre including several major supermarkets, sports/leisure amenities, and rail station providing a commuter service to Victoria/London Bridge. In addition this is linked to Bluebell Steam Railway which travels south to Sheffield Park. The bus services also connect to a number of other larger towns offering similar facilities including Tunbridge Wells, Crawley, Haywards Heath, and the City of Brighton and Hove.
Sports facilities in the area include sailing/angling at Weirwood & Ardingly Reservoirs, horse racing at Brighton & Lingfield Park, hockey, rugby and netball at East Grinstead, motor racing at Brands Hatch, and football at Crawley Town and the Amex Stadium, home of Premiership team Brighton and Hove Albion.
Places of interest in the area include National Trust at Standen, Wakehurst Place and Sheffield Park, and Borde Hill Gardens, Hever Castle and Penshurst Place, and numerous events at the South of England Showground.