£500,000
3 bed terraced house for saleHighfields, Forest Row RH18
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Beautiful three-bedroom period family home in the heart of Forest Row
Charming living room with bay window, fitted shutters and open fireplace
Many windows upgraded with timber-framed double-glazed sash windows
Recently installed kitchen and modernised family bathroom
Separate utility area and convenient ground-floor cloakroom
Southerly facing rear garden, mainly laid to lawn
Separate cabin at the far end of the garden
Three double bedrooms, with far-reaching countryside views from the top floor
Useful cellar offering storage and potential for conversion, subject to requirements
Within walking distance of boutique shops, cafés, restaurants and local schools
Description
Positioned in the heart of the vibrant and highly sought-after village of Forest Row, this beautiful three-bedroom mid-terrace family home has a wonderfully warm and welcoming feel and combines period character with a number of thoughtful modern improvements. Having remained in the same ownership for over 30 years, this is clearly a much-loved home and offers generous accommodation arranged over three floors, together with a southerly facing rear garden and a useful garden cabin. The location is a particular highlight, with Forest Row's eclectic collection of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, restaurants and bars all just a short walk away, while both Michael Hall School and the local primary school are also within walking distance.
Approaching the house, the attractive traditional appearance immediately sets the tone for what lies within, with the exterior having recently been redecorated and a number of the original-style sash windows having been replaced with timber-framed double-glazed sash windows, retaining the character of the property while providing a welcome modern improvement.
The front door opens into an enclosed entrance porch, an incredibly practical addition to any family home and the perfect place for coats, shoes and everyday outdoor belongings before entering the main accommodation. From here, lovely exposed timber doors lead through into the main living room, a comfortable and characterful reception space with a bay window to the front fitted with shutters. At the heart of the room is a feature open fireplace, creating a natural focal point and providing the perfect place to gather around during the colder winter months.
Beyond the living room is a small inner hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, while to the rear is the recently installed kitchen. This is a lovely family space with room to position a kitchen table in the centre, making it somewhere that can be enjoyed not simply for cooking but for breakfast before school, family suppers or sitting together over coffee at the weekend. Within the kitchen a neatly incorporated hatch provides access down into the cellar.
The cellar currently houses the boiler and provides useful storage, although for those looking to make greater use of the space it offers some exciting possibilities. Subject to any necessary works and consents, it could perhaps be transformed into a playroom, games room, cinema room or hobby space, allowing the accommodation to evolve as a family's needs change.
Positioned behind the kitchen is a separate utility area, helping to keep laundry and household appliances away from the principal living areas, together with a convenient ground-floor cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin. A door then opens onto the rear courtyard before continuing into the garden.
The rear garden enjoys a desirable southerly aspect and is predominantly laid to lawn, providing a pleasant outdoor space for children, entertaining, gardening or simply relaxing during the warmer months. At the far end is an extremely useful timber cabin. This could make an excellent home office for those working remotely, but is equally suited to use as a studio, hobby room, treatment room for a therapist or simply substantial garden storage.
Returning inside, the first floor is home to the principal bedroom, positioned at the front of the property. This is an excellent-sized room capable of accommodating a large bed while still leaving space for additional furniture. There is also an area where a small desk could be positioned beside the sash window, allowing you to sit and enjoy the outlook to the front. Also on this level is a walk-in airing cupboard offering particularly useful storage for clothes, linen and household items.
The family bathroom has recently been modernised and is beautifully presented, with a stylish vanity arrangement incorporating the WC and wash hand basin, together with a bath and shower over, providing the flexibility wanted for everyday family life.
Stairs continue to the second floor where there are two further double bedrooms. The rear bedroom overlooks the garden, while the front bedroom enjoys a particularly appealing outlook with far-reaching countryside views towards The Abbey at Ashurst Wood, giving this upper floor a lovely sense of openness.
Forest Row itself has long been regarded as one of the area's most individual and welcoming villages, with a thriving community and a strong emphasis on independent businesses. The village holds a regular market featuring food and craft stalls and offers a wide range of local amenities, while the surrounding countryside and nearby Ashdown Forest provide wonderful opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors. Michael Hall School is situated at Kidbrooke Park on the edge of the village, within a beautiful rural setting adjoining Ashdown Forest.
Altogether, this is one of those homes that feels inviting from the moment you step through the door. Period details, a new kitchen and bathroom, useful cellar, three genuine double bedrooms, a southerly garden and versatile garden cabin all combine to create an excellent family home. Add to this its position within walking distance of the centre of Forest Row and local schools, and it offers a wonderful opportunity for its next owners to become part of this very special Sussex village.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
To rear of the property there is a walk through for neighbours to be able to access the rear of their properties.
Positioned in the heart of the vibrant and highly sought-after village of Forest Row, this beautiful three-bedroom mid-terrace family home has a wonderfully warm and welcoming feel and combines period character with a number of thoughtful modern improvements. Having remained in the same ownership for over 30 years, this is clearly a much-loved home and offers generous accommodation arranged over three floors, together with a southerly facing rear garden and a useful garden cabin. The location is a particular highlight, with Forest Row's eclectic collection of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, restaurants and bars all just a short walk away, while both Michael Hall School and the local primary school are also within walking distance.
Approaching the house, the attractive traditional appearance immediately sets the tone for what lies within, with the exterior having recently been redecorated and a number of the original-style sash windows having been replaced with timber-framed double-glazed sash windows, retaining the character of the property while providing a welcome modern improvement.
The front door opens into an enclosed entrance porch, an incredibly practical addition to any family home and the perfect place for coats, shoes and everyday outdoor belongings before entering the main accommodation. From here, lovely exposed timber doors lead through into the main living room, a comfortable and characterful reception space with a bay window to the front fitted with shutters. At the heart of the room is a feature open fireplace, creating a natural focal point and providing the perfect place to gather around during the colder winter months.
Beyond the living room is a small inner hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, while to the rear is the recently installed kitchen. This is a lovely family space with room to position a kitchen table in the centre, making it somewhere that can be enjoyed not simply for cooking but for breakfast before school, family suppers or sitting together over coffee at the weekend. Within the kitchen a neatly incorporated hatch provides access down into the cellar.
The cellar currently houses the boiler and provides useful storage, although for those looking to make greater use of the space it offers some exciting possibilities. Subject to any necessary works and consents, it could perhaps be transformed into a playroom, games room, cinema room or hobby space, allowing the accommodation to evolve as a family's needs change.
Positioned behind the kitchen is a separate utility area, helping to keep laundry and household appliances away from the principal living areas, together with a convenient ground-floor cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin. A door then opens onto the rear courtyard before continuing into the garden.
The rear garden enjoys a desirable southerly aspect and is predominantly laid to lawn, providing a pleasant outdoor space for children, entertaining, gardening or simply relaxing during the warmer months. At the far end is an extremely useful timber cabin. This could make an excellent home office for those working remotely, but is equally suited to use as a studio, hobby room, treatment room for a therapist or simply substantial garden storage.
Returning inside, the first floor is home to the principal bedroom, positioned at the front of the property. This is an excellent-sized room capable of accommodating a large bed while still leaving space for additional furniture. There is also an area where a small desk could be positioned beside the sash window, allowing you to sit and enjoy the outlook to the front. Also on this level is a walk-in airing cupboard offering particularly useful storage for clothes, linen and household items.
The family bathroom has recently been modernised and is beautifully presented, with a stylish vanity arrangement incorporating the WC and wash hand basin, together with a bath and shower over, providing the flexibility wanted for everyday family life.
Stairs continue to the second floor where there are two further double bedrooms. The rear bedroom overlooks the garden, while the front bedroom enjoys a particularly appealing outlook with far-reaching countryside views towards The Abbey at Ashurst Wood, giving this upper floor a lovely sense of openness.
Forest Row itself has long been regarded as one of the area's most individual and welcoming villages, with a thriving community and a strong emphasis on independent businesses. The village holds a regular market featuring food and craft stalls and offers a wide range of local amenities, while the surrounding countryside and nearby Ashdown Forest provide wonderful opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors. Michael Hall School is situated at Kidbrooke Park on the edge of the village, within a beautiful rural setting adjoining Ashdown Forest.
Altogether, this is one of those homes that feels inviting from the moment you step through the door. Period details, a new kitchen and bathroom, useful cellar, three genuine double bedrooms, a southerly garden and versatile garden cabin all combine to create an excellent family home. Add to this its position within walking distance of the centre of Forest Row and local schools, and it offers a wonderful opportunity for its next owners to become part of this very special Sussex village.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
To rear of the property there is a walk through for neighbours to be able to access the rear of their properties.
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