House for sale, 244 m²

Tonbridge

5 bedrooms4 bathrooms

1.644.383 €

6.739 €/m²

Listed Nov 2, 2026

About this listing

Occupying an elevated position overlooking its own grounds, Lamplighters is an exceptional country residence that has been thoughtfully reimagined and extended by previous owners, creating a home of remarkable quality and refinement. Beyond electrically operated gates, a sweeping gravel driveway meanders through beautifully maintained paddocks and grounds, culminating at a striking home where period charm and contemporary architecture are brought together to exceptional effect. Originally one of a pair of workers' cottages, Lamplighters has been thoughtfully reimagined and extended by previous owners, creating a home that beautifully blends period charm with contemporary design. The original accommodation flows seamlessly into a striking modern extension, where clean architectural lines, extensive glazing and well-considered living spaces provide an exceptional setting for modern family life. At the heart of the home lies an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, flooded with natural light and designed to take full advantage of its connection to the outdoors. Sliding doors open onto expansive south-westerly terraces, providing an exceptional setting for entertaining, al fresco dining and everyday enjoyment of the surrounding grounds. The accommodation is both generous and versatile, extending to five bedrooms arranged over two floors. The principal suite is a particularly impressive retreat, featuring a vaulted ceiling and dual-aspect views across the gardens and paddocks. A well-appointed ground floor guest suite offers excellent flexibility for visiting family, multi-generational living or those seeking step-free accommodation. Combining beautifully appointed accommodation, outstanding equestrian facilities and an idyllic semi-rural setting, Lamplighters presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished lifestyle property in one of the area's most sought-after locations. Outside Outside, Lamplighters offers Landscaped gardens, extensive terraces and well-fenced paddocks combine to create a wonderful sense of privacy and space, while the property's enviable setting provides the perfect backdrop for country living. The equestrian facilities are a particular highlight and have been thoughtfully designed to provide a private equestrian centre of exceptional quality. The stable yard comprises eight loose boxes in total, including six fully matted 12ft x 12ft stables arranged within two purpose-built facing blocks, complemented by dedicated wash and drying bays. Further facilities include a hay barn, feed room, ancillary storage and horsebox and caravan hook-up points, all supported by mains water, electricity, extensive lighting and comprehensive drainage systems. At the centre of the equestrian offering is a professionally constructed 30m x 40m all-weather arena, finished with a premium sand and fibre surface and benefiting from excellent drainage. Enclosed by post-and-rail and deer fencing, it provides a superb year-round training environment. A substantial insulated barn/workshop measuring approximately 7m x 12m, complete with power and water connections, further enhances the property's versatility, while widened electric entrance gates ensure effortless access for larger horseboxes and agricultural vehicles. Situation Within the picturesque High Weald countryside, Mark Cross is one of East Sussex's most sought-after rural hamlets, perfectly positioned between the historic village of Wadhurst and the spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells. The area offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and country pubs, together with outstanding schooling including Mayfield School, Skippers Hill Manor Preparatory School and Holmewood House. For commuters, regular rail services from nearby Wadhurst stations provide direct connections to London, whilst the A21 offers convenient access to the M25 and wider motorway network. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, charming villages and local landmarks such as Bewl Water and Ashdown Forest, the area combines exceptional rural living with excellent connectivity and amenities. Property Ref Number: HAM-68213 Additional Information Wealden District Council Council Tax Band: G Mains water and electricity Oil boiler underfloor heating is Wet/Hydronic, upstairs is via the radiators. Private drianage - Klargester Bio Disc Waste Water Treatment Plant which was installed Dec 2019.

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1.644.383 €