Map2 bedroom detached house for sale
Blackness Road, Crowborough
Chain-free
Detached house
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Ultra-fast 8000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Converted Oast House retaining original features, including a round kiln and iconic cowl.
- Constructed with East Sussex brick, timber framing, and weatherboarding
- Spacious rectangular lounge with an inglenook fireplace
- Two further reception rooms
- Galley kitchen
- Two double bedrooms
- Thoughtfully designed garden with separate areas
- Driveway leading to detached garage
- Chain free
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PRICE RANGE £650,000 - £675,000
Blackness Oast – A Hidden Gem on Blackness Road
Nestled away on Blackness Road, this rare gem is so discreet that even the locals might be surprised to discover it. Tucked behind what once served as the original farmhouse, Blackness Oast beckons you to meander up its charming driveway and uncover a home steeped in history and brimming with character.
A Blend of Heritage and Comfort
Originally converted into a residential home years ago, Blackness Oast carefully preserves the unique features of its past while offering modern comforts. The main structure, built with traditional East Sussex brick, timber framing, and weatherboarding, showcases the craftsmanship of a bygone era. Notably, the tiled roof has undergone considerable renovation, ensuring the home's enduring quality and charm.
A Journey Through Time
As you step into the welcoming vestibule, the first modern convenience greets you—a handy downstairs W/C. But it is the journey through time that truly begins here. The single round kiln, crowned with its iconic conical cowl and blinker, immediately captures the imagination. This space has been thoughtfully repurposed; downstairs, it serves as a cozy reception room, while upstairs, it transforms into a unique, round bedroom—perfect for a retreat at the end of the day.
Character and Warmth in Every Corner
The expansive, rectangular lounge is a nod to the property's past as a stowage area for dried hops, now warmed by an inglenook fireplace that invites you to settle in and relax. The lounge flows effortlessly into the light-filled dining area, complete with an attached conservatory that offers the perfect spot to enjoy all seasons, gazing out over the secluded garden.
Should you desire, there is potential to extend this area, subject to the usual planning consents, to create even more space for your needs.
A Delight for the Senses
The galley kitchen, adorned with light oak-effect units and ample countertops, is a place where culinary creativity comes to life. From here, you can also enjoy views of the charming garden, which has been thoughtfully divided into separate areas, each with its own unique character. There's even a secret haven tucked away behind the detached garage, waiting to be discovered.
Upstairs, History Meets Home
Ascend the wooden staircase, where beams and quaint nooks and crannies add to the charm, leading to a spacious landing area. The large master bedroom exudes comfort and tranquility, while the second "round" bedroom offers a distinctive and cozy space. The family bathroom completes this floor, blending practicality with style.
Your Own Piece of East Sussex History
Having been cherished by the same family for many decades, Blackness Oast is now ready for its next chapter. It invites you to move in, make it your own, and embrace the rich history and unique lifestyle that comes with owning a piece of East Sussex’s heritage.
PRICE RANGE £650,000 - £675,000
Blackness Oast – A Hidden Gem on Blackness Road
Nestled away on Blackness Road, this rare gem is so discreet that even the locals might be surprised to discover it. Tucked behind what once served as the original farmhouse, Blackness Oast beckons you to meander up its charming driveway and uncover a home steeped in history and brimming with character.
A Blend of Heritage and Comfort
Originally converted into a residential home years ago, Blackness Oast carefully preserves the unique features of its past while offering modern comforts. The main structure, built with traditional East Sussex brick, timber framing, and weatherboarding, showcases the craftsmanship of a bygone era. Notably, the tiled roof has undergone considerable renovation, ensuring the home's enduring quality and charm.
A Journey Through Time
As you step into the welcoming vestibule, the first modern convenience greets you—a handy downstairs W/C. But it is the journey through time that truly begins here. The single round kiln, crowned with its iconic conical cowl and blinker, immediately captures the imagination. This space has been thoughtfully repurposed; downstairs, it serves as a cozy reception room, while upstairs, it transforms into a unique, round bedroom—perfect for a retreat at the end of the day.
Character and Warmth in Every Corner
The expansive, rectangular lounge is a nod to the property's past as a stowage area for dried hops, now warmed by an inglenook fireplace that invites you to settle in and relax. The lounge flows effortlessly into the light-filled dining area, complete with an attached conservatory that offers the perfect spot to enjoy all seasons, gazing out over the secluded garden.
Should you desire, there is potential to extend this area, subject to the usual planning consents, to create even more space for your needs.
A Delight for the Senses
The galley kitchen, adorned with light oak-effect units and ample countertops, is a place where culinary creativity comes to life. From here, you can also enjoy views of the charming garden, which has been thoughtfully divided into separate areas, each with its own unique character. There's even a secret haven tucked away behind the detached garage, waiting to be discovered.
Upstairs, History Meets Home
Ascend the wooden staircase, where beams and quaint nooks and crannies add to the charm, leading to a spacious landing area. The large master bedroom exudes comfort and tranquility, while the second "round" bedroom offers a distinctive and cozy space. The family bathroom completes this floor, blending practicality with style.
Your Own Piece of East Sussex History
Having been cherished by the same family for many decades, Blackness Oast is now ready for its next chapter. It invites you to move in, make it your own, and embrace the rich history and unique lifestyle that comes with owning a piece of East Sussex’s heritage.
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About this agent
Banfield Estate Agents is an independent, local business specialising in residential sales & lettings within Crowborough and the surrounding villages. Established in 2001, Our prominent high street office, aptly named ‘The Estates Office’ was built for Donald Beale in 1912 and was owned by the Halifax, the company was highly respected and evolved fully within its 88 years of business, in 2000 Halifax decided to close their estate agency arm of their business and Donald Beale sadly closed its doors….. But not for long…. Having worked for Donald Beale, Fiona Banfield took on the premises and in 2001 launched Banfield Estate agents. Which brings us to today. Today we still have the most prominent viewing window, with the highest passing footfall in the town, we even have the same telephone number installed by Donald Beale. Fiona Banfield has worked in sales and lettings for a number of years. Over the years the team has grown with a collective experience of almost 60 years within the industry, all of whom live locally and are able to offer a wealth of knowledge about the local area and all it has to offer.