Barn conversion for sale in Plawhatch Lane, Sharpthorne RH19

The Barn is a beautifully presented four bedroom detached converted barn, which has been renovated to a high standard. The property is made up of attractive timber elevations with a wealth of character features internally including exposed timber beams and wood doors, giving the feel of a contemporary country home. The property offers 2170 sq ft of generously proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors and is ideally suited to modern family life, with reception spaces for both entertaining and relaxing as a family. Highlights of the accommodation include the fabulous sitting room, which has an impressive brick fronted fireplace with log burner, the kitchen with its wood flooring and handsome units, and the striking main bedroom with its vaulted ceiling. The accommodation has excellent flow, with the ground floor arranged around an entrance hall which is entered to the front of the property. The ground floor comprises an open plan kitchen where there is space for a table for day-to-day dining; a conservatory with views out onto the rear garden; a 23ft triple aspect sitting room; and a good size utility room. There is also a downstairs bedroom and en suite and a further large bathroom ideal for guests. On the first floor, the master bedroom has plenty of built in storage, there is also further built in storage on the landing. There are two further bedrooms all well serviced by the family bathroom.

Outside

The property is approached via a driveway ahead which leads alongside the house providing a gravel parking area. The rear garden is fully enclosed and is a particular feature of the house, extending to almost 0.4 acres with a generous lawn, patio to the rear and a variety of mature trees and shrubs.

Situation

The property is situated Close to the villages of Sharpthorne and West Hoathly, historic and picturesque villages, which are located in between the towns of Haywards Heath and East Grinstead. Commuter rail links can be found at Three Bridges with links to London/Victoria (approx 40 mins), with links to Gatwick Airport and the motorway network. The village and surrounding area has a number of very good pub/restaurants, including, the highly renowned Cat Inn and The Vinols Cross. Several National trust properties, one being Wakehurst Place, are close by. In the heart of West Hoathly is the Conservation Area containing a number of buildings of note, the Priest House Museum and the church with Saxon origins, being two examples. In addition to a Primary School and playgroup. Numerous social groups including bowls, tennis, football, cricket, drama and many others cater for all ages. The nearest local shop/garage/Post Office is in the adjacent village of Sharpthorne.

Additional Information

Wealden District Council
Council Tax Band F
Mains water & electricity, private drainage & oil fired central heating.