A beautifully presented Edwardian house with 4 bedrooms, stunning original features (circa 1904), gas aga in the kitchen and delightful landscaped private, large peaceful gardens to the rear. The property is located on a quiet semi-rural lane with easy access to the pretty village of Wadhurst. There are many fine original features within the house including bay sash windows and high ceilings with original doors. The kitchen has a range of bespoke units and there is a separate utility room with downstairs cloakroom. The sunny rear garden is a real feature of the property, laid to lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and paved terraces. There is access to the brick-built garage/storeroom with scope to convert this into a home office. The front driveway provides ample off-road parking and a front garden behind hedging with central steps up to the charming porch and front door.

The Oaks is immaculately presented and arranged over two floors offering a light and spacious sitting room with double aspect, bay windows and feature fireplace to one side and a study/reception room with bay window to the other, both facing the front of the house. To the rear of the house is the open-plan charming kitchen/breakfast room and dining area with doors out to the rear garden. The utility area and downstairs cloakroom lobby has a door out to the side.  Central stairs from the hallway lead to the four bedrooms and family bathroom with rolltop bath and separate shower.  The loft is of a generous size and is boarded with further scope for conversion.

Wadhurst is a characterful village with a predominantly Period High Street in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with much to offer.  The high street has an excellent range of shops including Jempsons convenience store, a butcher, baker, greengrocer, pharmacy, post office, florist, off licence, public houses and doctor's and dentist surgery.

For the commuter, Wadhurst mainline station is located approximately 1 mile distance (20 minutes walk) and provides a regular service to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street in under an hour.  There is also a regular bus service and the A21 is within easy reach and links with the M25 (junction 5) and the coast. Gatwick Airport is about 40 miles to the west.  The regional centre of Tunbridge Wells is about 7 miles distant and provides a comprehensive range of amenities including the Royal Victoria Shopping centre, cinema complex and theatres alongside the historic Pantiles offering regular music events and dining out venue.

GENERAL:
Tenure:  Freehold
Services: Mains services (electricity, gas, and water)
connected but not tested.
Gas central heating
Local authority: Council tax: Band F  EPC: D

VIEWING:
By appointment only with the Sussex Office

Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold