2 bed terraced house for sale

Rye Road, Sandhurst TN18

Main Description

Guide price £300,000 to £325,000 - Full of charm and history, this two-bedroom period cottage sits on the outskirts of Sandhurst village and spans three floors of characterful accommodation. Outside space includes a pretty front garden, a secluded courtyard to the rear, off-road parking for several cars, and a versatile outbuilding ready to serve as a workshop, garden office or storage.

The heart of the home is the living room showcasing beams, exposed brickwork, an Inglenook fireplace, and a bread oven that emphasises the character. Leading naturally from here is the kitchen, looking out onto the rear garden and finished with a modern touch.

Practicality hasn't been overlooked either - a recently updated shower room sits adjacent to the kitchen, offering a walk-in shower.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues across two further levels. The first floor is given over entirely to a generous principal bedroom, where timber detailing, a brick fireplace, and a walk-in wardrobe combine period charm with everyday convenience. A second staircase rises to the top floor, home to bedroom two, where a dormer window frames far-reaching views over the surrounding area.

Outdoors, the rear courtyard has been thoughtfully arranged for low-maintenance living: A decked seating area beneath a pergola, and gated access through to parking and the outbuilding. At the front, a shingled garden provides further off-road parking, complete with an electric vehicle charging point and a log store.

If You Lived Here

Living in Sandhurst offers a delightful blend of convenient amenities and access to beautiful Kent countryside. The village provides local shops, pubs, and community facilities including an award-winning Spanish restaurant, fostering a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. For a wider range of shopping and services, the nearby market towns of Hawkhurst and Cranbrook are easily accessible. Families will appreciate the presence of Sandhurst Primary School, providing excellent local education, and the property falls within the highly sought-after Cranbrook School catchment area.

The area is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, with numerous public footpaths and bridleways ideal for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature. You're close to attractions such as Hemsted Forest and Bewl Water, offering various outdoor activities and watersports. The National Trust property of Scotney Castle is also a short drive away as well as Sissinghurst and Bodiam National Trust Properties, providing historic interest and stunning gardens.

Transport links are accessible, with regular bus services connecting to neighbouring towns. For commuters, mainline stations at Staplehurst and Etchingham offer train services to London Charing Cross and London Bridge, making the capital an achievable journey. The A21 provides road links to Tunbridge Wells and beyond, ensuring good connectivity.