Charming Two-Bedroom Period Cottage, situated in a picturesque village location, just a stone"s throw from the popular The Star Inn and a beautiful 14th-century church. Full of character and period features, the property boasts a stunning stone Inglenook fireplace with log burner, complemented by higher-than-average ceilings for a period cottage and the added comfort of underfloor heating. The accommodation also benefits from a modern fitted kitchen, blending contemporary convenience with traditional charm.
A door from the kitchen leads out to a secluded cobbled brick courtyard, enjoying a southerly aspect. To the first floor, there are two generous double bedrooms, both enjoying wonderful views. The front bedroom, being the larger of the two, offers views towards the church spire, while the rear bedroom benefits from a large walk-in cupboard and distant rooftop views towards the South Downs. There is also a modern bathroom featuring a Velux roof light, shower over bath, WC and wash basin.
The loft is accessed via a ladder and is partially boarded, providing excellent additional storage space.
Outside, the property is approached from the lane via steps leading to the front door. There is a charming enclosed area with mature shrubs and flowers, while access to the rear courtyard is available through the property.
Although there is no private parking, there is ample space available within the no-through lane and School Hill. The property also enjoys easy access to a wealth of beautiful countryside walks.
Old Heathfield is a 14th Century village consisting of very pretty houses and cottages on the edge of Heathfield Market Town. The village has a primary school, local pub and restaurant, parish church and cricket grounds. There is open countryside with public footpaths and lovely views around the village. Heathfield Community College is about half a mile away and Heathfield itself, with its' comprehensive range of amenities, supermarkets, health centres and shops is only 1.7 miles away. There are regular bus services from Hastings to Heathfield and into Tunbridge Wells and Eastbourne and 3 mainline railway stations within 15 minutes drive.
Agents notes
Please note that these details have been prepared as a general guide and do not form part of a contract. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes are approximate and should not be relied upon. Any verbal statements or information given about this property, again, should not be relied on and should not form part of a contract or agreement to purchase.
Directions
From our office in Heathfield High Street, proceed in a westerly direction towards Broad oak, turning right onto the Battle road (B2096) following the wall of Heathfield Park. Take the first turning right signposted to Old Heathfield passing Heathfield Community college and at the oak tree, turn right again into the village. Continue along School Hill until athe sharp bend, signposted for The Star Inn. The cottage will be seen on the right hand side, elevated from the lane. There is also the option to park on School Hill and walk through the Church grounds.
Important information
The property is Grade II listed.
The walk in cupboard in bedroom 2 forms part of a Flying Freehold over the neighbouring property.
On road parking only
The rear garden is a private courtyard contained by the boundaries of neighbouring properties.Show more