3 bedroom detached house

Bradleys Mill is a Grade II Listed former corn mill which has been subject to extensive restorations into a single detached property. The original part of the Mill was built in 1834 with later additions added to the rear in the early 20th century; some of the original mill workings are preserved in situ as a feature. The external walls have been insulated and clad in weather board, the roof is renewed and covered with natural slate tiles. Many of the original windows are preserved with some new additions to the rear extension. Internally plasterwork is mainly lime plaster with some interior walls finished in plaster. The property offers the unique opportunity to finish internal fitting out to the buyer’s own specification, so to allow the buyer to choose the fittings and colour scheme rather than have a standard developer finish. There is a completion schedule listing all items to be completed with an estimate of cost. The buyer has the choice of engaging DBS to undertake work as Project Manager and Interior Designer or carrying it out themselves. The accommodation comprises on the ground floor a substantial entrance/dining hall, kitchen with separate utility room, office and cloakroom. The first floor has a substantial sitting room with a door to the rear garden and the principal bedroom suite with bathroom and wardrobe room. On the upper floor are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with storage available on the ground and upper floors. A buyer will benefit from a Build Zone Warranty upon the works being finalised.

The property includes a barn garage and additional car parking on an accessway to the rear. There is a large mill pond and a sluice on the stream that runs by the property. There are two spillways within the grounds.

Speldhurst village 0.4 miles, Tonbridge train station 3 miles (London from 38 minutes), Tunbridge Wells mainline station 3.8 miles (London about 42 minutes), Hildenborough train station 5.8 miles, A21 2.5miles, M25 15 miles.

Bradleys Mill is situated in a newly built hamlet on the edge of the highly desirable village of Speldhurst which lies approximately three miles to the north west of Tunbridge Wells. Speldhurst offers a village store serving day to day needs, a primary school, doctors’ surgery and church as well as one of the most popular gastro-pubs in the area. The nearby town of Royal Tunbridge Wells offers a comprehensive range of shopping as well as sporting, recreational and cultural amenities.

Access is gained from a private lane leading from Speldhurst Hill. The site is a short walk from the centre of Speldhurst and there is a public footpath running through the site leading to delightful country walks.