End terrace house for sale in High Street, Frant, Tunbridge Wells, East Sussex TN3

A charming and most attractive attached cottage set right in the heart of this popular village

Entrance Hallway. Study/Bedroom 2. Sitting Room. Kitchen. Large Double Bedroom. En Suite Shower Room. Small Garden Area.

Accommodation

From the High Street a part glazed entrance door opens to
Entrance Hallway with doors to Reception Room 2 is set to the front of the house and was the original Cobbler’s shop. Currently used as a second bedroom it provides space for a study or home office.Sitting Room with window looking out to the garden. Open fireplace with attractive tiled slips. Built-in cupboard to one side providing useful storage.
Kitchen with wooden work surface area over range of units, inset Belfast sink. The current owner has recently fitted a built-in electric oven with gas hob and extractor. Space for a free-standing fridge freezer. Plumbing and space for washing machine. External door to side pathway.
Single flight of stairs to First Floor with useful storage in the under-stair cupboard.
Spacious Double Bedroom with access to roof space providing valuable extra storage.
En Suite Shower Room including large glazed shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, wc and a built-in cupboard housing the boiler.

Outside

There is a delightful small garden area to the side of the property which provides outdoor space.

Description

Cobblers, 18 High Street was, as its name implies, believed to be the original Cobbler’s shop for the village and is a charming and most attractive attached cottage lying at right angles to the High Street. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and has recently been re-painted and improved. The house offers a great opportunity to buy a house in an idyllic village location as owner occupier or as a potential investment.

Situation

18 High Street is situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Frant, a quintessential English village with its Village Green incorporating a cricket pitch set on the Kent/East Sussex border. The village offers day to day facilities including a shop/post office, coffee shop, hairdresser, two pubs, village hall and church, all within a few hundred yards. Wadhurst Village Centre, named the best place to live in the UK in March 2023 by The Sunday Times, is about 4 miles away.
Tunbridge Wells town centre is under 3 miles offering a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities. An historic spa town it is well known for its historic Pantiles, with its summer Jazz festivals, and regular craft and food markets. In addition the town offers a good number of cafes and restaurants. Trinity and Assembly Hall theatres. Rugby Club. Cricket and Tennis at the Nevill.
Other local attractions include Bewl Water with sailing, fishing, canoeing, walking and cycling and Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest for a range of further outdoor activities.
Schools in the local area include the well regarded primary school in the village. Uplands Community College in Wadhurst, Grammar Schools for both Boys and Girls, Bennett Memorial and St Gregorys in Tunbridge Wells.
Main line stations include Frant at Bells Yew Green and Tunbridge Wells both with services to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street.
The A21 gives access to the M25 and thence motorway network. Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted Airports, Channel Tunnel Terminus and South Coast Ports as well as Ebbsfleet Terminal and Bluewater.

Property information

Services: All Main Services.

Local Authority: Wealden District Council
Council Tax Band: D (2023/24 £2,374.35)

Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.

Directions

From Tunbridge Wells proceed South on the A267 Frant Road. On reaching Frant turn left just before the Abergavenny Arms into Church Road. At the top follow the road round into The High Street and Cobblers will be found midway along on the left.

18 High Street is situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Frant, a quintessential English village with its Village Green incorporating a cricket pitch set on the Kent/East Sussex border. The village offers day to day facilities including a shop/post office, coffee shop, hairdresser, two pubs, village hall and church, all within a few hundred yards. Wadhurst Village Centre, named the best place to live in the UK in March 2023 by The Sunday Times, is about 4 miles away.
Tunbridge Wells town centre is under 3 miles offering a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities. An historic spa town it is well known for its historic Pantiles, with its summer Jazz festivals, and regular craft and food markets. In addition the town offers a good number of cafes and restaurants. Trinity and Assembly Hall theatres. Rugby Club. Cricket and Tennis at the Nevill.
Other local attractions include Bewl Water with sailing, fishing, canoeing, walking and cycling and Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest for a range of further outdoor activities.
Schools in the local area include the well regarded primary school in the village. Uplands Community College in Wadhurst, Grammar Schools for both Boys and Girls, Bennett Memorial and St Gregorys in Tunbridge Wells.
Main line stations include Frant at Bells Yew Green and Tunbridge Wells both with services to London Charing Cross/Cannon Street.
The A21 gives access to the M25 and thence motorway network. Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted Airports, Channel Tunnel Terminus and South Coast Ports as well as Ebbsfleet Terminal and Bluewater.