Floorplan
Map3 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
3 beds
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- 3 - 4 bedrooms
- 4 reception rooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 4.06 acres
- Outbuildings
- Period
- Detached
- Equestrian
- Garden
- Parking
Tudor Cottage occupies a private and rural setting surrounded by prime West Sussex countryside. The property sits in the much sought-after area of Lickfold which is a small hamlet located in the heart of, what is referred to as, The 'Golden Triangle', an area bounded by Haslemere to the north and the old market towns of Midhurst and Petworth to the south. Lurgashall village, which is only a mile and a half away, is home to a post office/shop as well as the well-known Noah's Ark public house believed to date back to 1557. The picturesque village green creates the quintessential English setting.
Tudor Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed property which, we believe, dates back to the 16th Century.
The cottage retains a wealth of character and charm from its former days, with striking red brick and Sussex stone elevations interspersed with exposed timbers. Internally, Tudor Cottage is again very typical of its day, with an array of notable features, including exposed oak beams, original brick flooring and two magnificent inglenook fireplaces. One of the most remarkable rooms on the ground floor is the superb kitchen/breakfast room which is of substantial size and benefits from a set of French doors which lead out on to the South-West facing flagstone terrace.
The beauty of this location is that one can enjoy rural life in this highly sought-after part of West Sussex whilst having the benefit of a mainline train station only a few miles away.
The gardens are a particularly special feature of Tudor Cottage. They provide a remarkable degree of privacy and seclusion and add to the charm of the cottage.
To the rear of the property there is a large flagstone terrace which provides a wonderful place for al fresco dining over the summer months. The gardens are host to some wonderful mature shrubs and are bordered by well-established oak trees. At the rear of the garden there is a large paddock and sand school with an adjoining yard, comprising two stables and a tack room (not currently used).
Tudor Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed property which, we believe, dates back to the 16th Century.
The cottage retains a wealth of character and charm from its former days, with striking red brick and Sussex stone elevations interspersed with exposed timbers. Internally, Tudor Cottage is again very typical of its day, with an array of notable features, including exposed oak beams, original brick flooring and two magnificent inglenook fireplaces. One of the most remarkable rooms on the ground floor is the superb kitchen/breakfast room which is of substantial size and benefits from a set of French doors which lead out on to the South-West facing flagstone terrace.
The beauty of this location is that one can enjoy rural life in this highly sought-after part of West Sussex whilst having the benefit of a mainline train station only a few miles away.
The gardens are a particularly special feature of Tudor Cottage. They provide a remarkable degree of privacy and seclusion and add to the charm of the cottage.
To the rear of the property there is a large flagstone terrace which provides a wonderful place for al fresco dining over the summer months. The gardens are host to some wonderful mature shrubs and are bordered by well-established oak trees. At the rear of the garden there is a large paddock and sand school with an adjoining yard, comprising two stables and a tack room (not currently used).
Lodsworth 1.5 miles, Lurgashall 1.8 miles, Petworth 5.5 miles, Midhurst 5.5 miles, Haslemere 7 miles (London Waterloo 56 minutes), Chichester 18 miles, Guildford 20 miles, London 48 miles
(Distances and times are approximate)
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Just 50 minutes from London Waterloo by train, Haslemere is a jewel in the crown of the Home Counties, offering relaxing countryside and market town amenities in abundance. As an oasis of peace and tranquillity, Haslemere is one of Surrey’s most desirable locations, with a beautiful variety of properties on offer including timbered and tile hung town houses, expansive estates and highly sought-after private roads It’s also a great commuter spot, with London Waterloo reachable via train in just under an hour, and 40 miles away via the A3 which links to the M25 and wider motorway network. The area remains popular with families thanks to Surrey’s reputation for excellent schooling in both state and private sectors, including the likes of St Bart’s, Camelsdale, and St Ives. From our office in the centre of Haslemere at 1 West Street, Knight Frank helps homebuyers find their new home in Haslemere.