House for sale in Cross In Hand, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 - 5 bedrooms, 5 reception rooms, 4 bathrooms
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Hamptons International - Tunbridge Wells
18-20 London Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1DA
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A classical early Victorian substantial detached family house set on high ground with magnificent views to the South Downs.
This property is a fine example of early Victorian architecture with some fine Gothic features, and is believed to date from about 1846. The house is constructed of mellow red brick under a slate roof with carved stone mullion bays on the south side, and stone mullion windows on the western elevation. Internally, the house has impressive well proportioned rooms, and an inspection of this fine property is essential in order to appreciate its setting and its many outstanding features, some of which include the following:- * The house is in a wonderful setting with all principal rooms enjoying the superb views * Impressive reception hall with fine oak staircase with feature very large etched window. From the hall is a cloakroom with Minton tile floor * Elegant well proportioned drawing room with two bay windows, fine cast iron fireplace and polished oak parquet flooring * An equally elegant dining room with an attractive carved marble surround fireplace, square bay window and doors to the terrace * A large well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with utility room off, and walk-in pantry. Adjacent to the rear hall is a butlers parlour, and hall cloakroom * Large games/playroom with access door to two original hunter stables. Further good sized room ground floor bedroom/office * Extensive cellarage divided into three barrel vaulted chambers * Detached former coach house with parking for several cars. Adjoining south-facing cottage, now derelict, but with good potential * On the first floor is a delightful principal bedroom with well fitted dressing room and bathroom * A beautiful guest suite with two large windows enjoying the superb views * Four further double bedrooms with nearby modern bathrooms * The gardens and grounds provide a magnificent setting for the house, with a long drive with a wide parking and turning forecourt in front of the house that continues to the side. On the south and west side of the house, there are wide expanses of lawn, which slope gently away from the house. Leading down to a ha-ha with fields and pond beyond. In a recess of the house there is a large brick and paved terrace, with further lawns, and beyond this a hard tennis court. Adjacent is a water garden and rockery, with stone paths meandering through well stocked herbaceous borders. There are excellent paddocks, and throughout the grounds numerous fine mature trees including two magnificent Wellingtonion Pines. * In all about 12 acres
Own Parking, Outside Space, Tennis Court
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This property is a fine example of early Victorian architecture with some fine Gothic features, and is believed to date from about 1846. The house is constructed of mellow red brick under a slate roof with carved stone mullion bays on the south side, and stone mullion windows on the western elevation. Internally, the house has impressive well proportioned rooms, and an inspection of this fine property is essential in order to appreciate its setting and its many outstanding features, some of which include the following:- * The house is in a wonderful setting with all principal rooms enjoying the superb views * Impressive reception hall with fine oak staircase with feature very large etched window. From the hall is a cloakroom with Minton tile floor * Elegant well proportioned drawing room with two bay windows, fine cast iron fireplace and polished oak parquet flooring * An equally elegant dining room with an attractive carved marble surround fireplace, square bay window and doors to the terrace * A large well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with utility room off, and walk-in pantry. Adjacent to the rear hall is a butlers parlour, and hall cloakroom * Large games/playroom with access door to two original hunter stables. Further good sized room ground floor bedroom/office * Extensive cellarage divided into three barrel vaulted chambers * Detached former coach house with parking for several cars. Adjoining south-facing cottage, now derelict, but with good potential * On the first floor is a delightful principal bedroom with well fitted dressing room and bathroom * A beautiful guest suite with two large windows enjoying the superb views * Four further double bedrooms with nearby modern bathrooms * The gardens and grounds provide a magnificent setting for the house, with a long drive with a wide parking and turning forecourt in front of the house that continues to the side. On the south and west side of the house, there are wide expanses of lawn, which slope gently away from the house. Leading down to a ha-ha with fields and pond beyond. In a recess of the house there is a large brick and paved terrace, with further lawns, and beyond this a hard tennis court. Adjacent is a water garden and rockery, with stone paths meandering through well stocked herbaceous borders. There are excellent paddocks, and throughout the grounds numerous fine mature trees including two magnificent Wellingtonion Pines. * In all about 12 acres
Own Parking, Outside Space, Tennis Court
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property reference: HATWTUN070157
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