Map4 bedroom detached house
Study
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
2,055 sq ft / 191 sq m
EPC rating: C
Key information
Features and description
- Superb Detached Family Home
- 4 Bedrooms, 4 Reception Rooms
- Well Presented
- Feature Gardens & Outbuldings
- Large Double Garage & Driveway
- Rural Setting
This wonderful, rural detached family home is located in a fantastic position, tucked away on a quiet country lane with close access to The Ashdown Forest and sitting on a good sized plot.The accommodation is bright & spacious having been extended and improved over the years. Offering versatile space this house could be arranged as either 3 or 4 bedrooms with 2 main reception rooms and 3 bathrooms. Outside the home's great size is matched by the feature gardens to both the side and rear. The landscaped gardens here are really superb and there are various sheds and even a solar dome greenhouse!The accommodation in more detail comprises an entrance hall with a cloakroom/utility room to one side and access into the large double garage on the other. From the entrance hall you then enter the open plan, L shaped kitchen/diner which has windows and doors overlooking & opening to the garden. Next you encounter a huge dual aspect lounge with woodburner and 2 further doors out onto the rear garden. Beyond this mammoth reception room there is a further reception room with dual aspect windows. This 'family room' is currently employed as a hobbies room and has doors into the side conservatory.Upstairs is equally as impressive, starting with the bright landing and family bathroom. Both the main and 2nd bedrooms are sensible double rooms with great distant views, ensuites and sliding doors onto the covered balcony. There is a separate 3rd bedroom and a further, larger room that is used as a study but could be divided differently.To the front the house has a double driveway and overall has a secluded and private feel.The green credentials of this property are excellent comprising PV panels with battery storage, solar water heating and a filtered rainwater harvesting system feeding the garden taps, WCs and washing machine.
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
About this agent
The way we buy and sell our homes is changing. But many estate agents are not. Some are stuck in their old methods of working; others have embraced technology, but often more for the benefit of their business than the people they serve. The idea for Peter Oliver came from the desire of directors Owen and Nick to offer clients the very best of both worlds – great modern marketing with bespoke personal service, and a focus on customer satisfaction rather than simply the bottom line. Having managed highly successful Sussex offices within a large estate agency chain, Owen and Nick saw an opportunity to offer a different service for home buyers and sellers. Owen explains: “We saw that what we were doing really worked but we grew tired of the corporate focus on money over service. We saw a real gap in the market to launch a fresh new estate agency that could mix modern marketing with traditional values. “We are all about building professional relationships and giving the very best personal service to our customers. At Peter Oliver, we want people to come back and use us time and time again, and recommend us to their friends, neighbours and families.” And Nick adds: “We’ve worked in the Uckfield and Crowborough areas for many years and been market leaders not only in the number of homes we’ve sold but also in achieving the best possible prices for our clients. “That’s exactly what we intend to carry on doing at Peter Oliver, but as well as bringing all the elements we know work for our customers, we’re cutting all the unnecessary parts to offer the most effective marketing package in the area.”