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Property Preview for More Information on Any Properties Included on the Following Pages Please Visit Our Website Or Contact the Relevant Office Welcome to our regular Property Preview for more information on any properties included on the following pages please visit our website or contact the relevant office Feature Property - Small country estate with detached bungalow and land of about 32.4 acres PEASMARSH, RYE - GUIDE PRICE £1,450,000 Fine Grade II listed country house with scope for updating, period barn, detached bungalow and farm buildings. Main House • 3 Reception Rooms • 6 Bedrooms • 3 Bath/Shower Rooms • Bungalow • Sitting Room • 3 Bedrooms • Bathroom Extensive range of outbuildings including Sussex Barn. Woodland and Pasture Land in all about 32.4 acres. For more information please contact the Battle Office 01424 775577 batchellermonkhouse.com Residential - Rural - Equestrian Smugglers Way, Barns Green, West Sussex Guide Price £289,950 An appealing end terrace house, with potenal to extend (stpp), situated in a quiet posion within the popular village of Barns Green. • In The Heart of a Vibrant Village • End Terrace House • Potenal to Extend (stpp) • 3 Bedrooms • Detached Garage • South Facing Rear Garden Pulborough Oce - 01798 872081 Longhouses, Brightling, East Sussex Guide Price £400,000 - £450,000 A stunningly situated mid-terrace Grade II Listed period coage, beaufully refurbished in recent mes and with a very good sized garden and exceponal, far-reaching views to Darwell Reservoir in the distance. In all about 0.24 acres. • Mid-terrace period coage • Grade II Listed • 3.8 miles to Robertsbridge staon • Exceponal views • Good sized garden Bale Oce - 01424 775577 Naseby Coages, Fletching, East Sussex Guide Price £450,000 A charming semi-detached coage at the heart of Fletching with a generous garden and aracve views to the rear. EPC Rang D. • Centre of Fletching • Period coage • Potenal to extend (STPP) • Aracve gardens • Views at rear • Village primary school Haywards Heath Oce - 01444 453181 Cade Street, Heatheld, East Sussex Guide Price £440,000 - £475,000 An appealing aached Victorian character property, well-appointed with spaciously planned accommodaon, extensive southerly views together with garden, ample o-road parking and a useful outbuilding. EPC F. Bale Oce - 01424 775577 Residential - Rural - Equestrian Slaugham Manor, Slaugham, West Sussex Guide Price £495,000 A naturally light rst oor apartment with LIFT ACCESS, superb OPEN PLAN LIVING space and en-suite bathrooms to both bedrooms. Slaugham Manor is stunning conversion oering new build luxury with period charm. There are TWO PARKING SPACES and the locaon is convenient for Gatwick Airport. • New build 10 year warranty • Luxury oak painted kitchen • Italian Carrara marble ling • Communal garden • Low service charges • Share of freehold available Haywards Heath Oce - 01444 453181 Plaistow, West Sussex Guide Price £497,500 An aracve, extended semi-detached, Grade II Listed period coage situated in a tradional rural village, close to the village green. • Sing Room • Study • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Cloakroom • 3 Bedrooms • Family Bathroom • Gardens • Drive and Parking Pulborough Oce - 01798 872081 Blackberry Road, Petworth, West Sussex Guide Price £500,000 - £525,000 A four bedroom detached modern family home located in a quiet posion on the edge of the historic town of Petworth. • Modern Family Home • Flexible Accommodaon • Convenient Locaon • Views Towards the South Downs • Detached Double Garag • Front and Rear Gardens Pulborough Oce - 01798 872081 London Road, Hurst Green, East Sussex Guide Price £500,000 A substanal former public house extending to 3,093 square feet with versale accommodaon, extensive o-road parking and gardens and grounds, including a paddock, extending to 1.44 acres. • Substanal former public house • 3,093 square feet • 6 Bedrooms • Large gardens and grounds • 1 mile from Hurst Green village • In all approx. 1.44 acres Bale Oce - 01424 775577 Residential - Rural - Equestrian Culverden Square, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Guide Price £525,000 - £550,000 A rare opportunity to acquire a very well presented Victorian end of terrace house situated in a private square with its own street parking in the heart of Tunbridge Wells within 0.6 of a mile of the staon. • Tunbridge Wells mainline staon 0.6 miles • Private quiet square • Central Tunbridge Wells locaon • Two recepon rooms • Three bedrooms • Two bathrooms • Garden and residents parking Tunbridge Wells Oce - 01892 512 020 Slaugham, Haywards Heath, West Sussex Guide Price £575,000 - £600,000 A spacious and well arranged 4 bedroom semi-detached house with further potenal, a generous garden, and enjoying a quiet locaon on the outskirts of Slaugha m and Stapleeld. EPC Rang: D • Rural locaon • Further potenal to extend • Generous garden • Good communicaons • Well presented • Close to Stapleeld Haywards Heath Oce - 01444 453181 Whitesmith, Lewes, East Sussex Price on Applicaon A well-presented, detached, Victorian family house with spaciously planned accommodaon, addional outbuilding in need of improvement, and grounds including a paddock - in all about 1.43 acres. EPC E. For more information please contact the Bale Oce - 01424 775577 Wesield, East Sussex Guide Price £650,000 - £700,000 An aracve barn conversion, virtually rebuilt in 1993 (not Listed), located in a semi -rural locaon with farmland views, removed from passing trac yet only 0.6 of a mile from Wesield village. In all approximately 1.17 acres. EPC E. • Aracve barn conversion • Semi-rural locaon • Countryside views • Close to Wesield village • Triple garage • About 1.17 acres Bale Oce - 01424 775577 Residential - Rural - Equestrian Church Road, Newick, East Sussex Guide Price £650,000 A charming Grade II Listed semi-detached coage with outbuildings situated in the heart of Newick with an unusually generous garden and further potenal (subject to planning) to extend and improve. EPC Rang: F • Centre of Newick • About 0.3 acre garden • Further potenal • O road parking • Outbuildings • Outstanding local primary school Haywards Heath Oce - 01444 453181 Tolhurst Lane, Wallcrouch, East Sussex Guide Price £750,000 A detached former stable and coach house conversion set down a no through lane in a semi -rural locaon with mature gardens of around 0.25 of an acre. • Set down a private lane • South facing mature gardens • Flexible accommodaon • 0.25 of an acre • No chain Tunbridge Wells Oce - 01892 512 020 Dunstan Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Guide Price £795,000 - £825,000 A beaufully presented 5 bedroom end of terrace Victorian villa situated under a mile from the centre of Tunbridge Wells and within 0.7 of a mile of High Brooms mainline staon. • High Brooms 0.7 miles • Central Tunbridge Wells 1 mile • 3 Recepon Rooms • 5 bedrooms Tunbridge Wells Oce - 01892 512 020 High Street, Bale, East Sussex Guide Price £825,000 - £875,000 An extraordinary opportunity to purchase one of Bale’s more important Grade II Listed properes, providing scope for potenal development and currently arranged as part-commercial, part-residenal (in need of compleon) over 4 oors with a garden of about 300 in length. In all about 0.25 acres. • Town centre locaon • Part commercial, part residenal • 4+ bedrooms • Development potenal • Excellent garden • Grade II Listed Bale Oce - 01424 775577 Residential - Rural - Equestrian Teise Close, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Guide Price £850,000 An excellent spacious family home in a sought aer locaon within easy reach of the town, with exible accommodaon including a studio/home oce. • Mainline staon 1 mile walk • Stylishly presented • Superb Kitchen/Dining/Family Room • 5 Bedrooms • Studio/Home Oce Tunbridge Wells Oce - 01892 512 020 Coggins Mill Lane, Mayeld, East Sussex Guide Price £875,000 A newly converted and extended detached property set in gardens of approximately 1 acres located in a highly desirable quiet semi-rural locaon within approximately 1 mile from the picturesque village of Mayeld which oers an excellent range of local amenies. • Quiet Locaon • Lovely Views • Local Amenies in Mayeld • Superbly Presented • In all an acre Tunbridge Wells Oce - 01892 512 020 Myen Close, Cuckeld, West Sussex Guide Price £875,000 A beaufully presented detached house of approximately 2400sq. located close to the centre of Cuckeld with well-arranged accommodaon and aracve gardens. • Centre of Village • No-through road • Approx 2400 sq. • Detached • Versale space • Landscaped Garden Haywards Heath Oce - 01444 453181 Balls Cross, Petworth, West Sussex Guide Price £950,000 A detached family house with considerable scope to modernise and extend or possibly replace set in approximately 1.5 acres. • Set within its own Gardens and Grounds • Scope to Improve and Extend, or Replace (stpp) • 2 Recepon rooms • Spacious Main Bedroom with Dressing Room and Bathroom • Own Drive to Garage • Stables and Other Outbuildings • Lovely Locaon, set back from a Quiet Country Lane • About 1.5 Acres Pulborough Oce - 01798 872081 Residential - Rural - Equestrian Spring Lane, Slinfold, West Sussex Guide Price £1,250,000 A delighul period family property located in a much sought aer semi-rural locaon on the edge of Slinfold. Delighul gardens and grounds. • Spacious and Flexible Accommodaon • Semi - Rural/Edge of Village Locaon • Access to Downs Link Bridleway • South and West Facing Garden and Terrace • Stable Yard and Turnout Paddock • Large Kitchen/Dining/Family Room Pulborough Oce - 01798 872081 Tree Lane, Plaxtol, Sevenoaks Guide Price £1,500,000 An opportunity to acquire a spacious detached family house providing exible accommodaon over 3 oors in the centre of this highly sought aer, picturesque village.
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