2 bedroom semi-detached house

Overview

Back on the market after refurbishment, this tile-hung period cottage is located in the heart of Ticehurst village, opposite the church, with a small garden and unrestricted street parking.  With a new kitchen and bathroom, this property will make an ideal first home.  The property is in a great location, being within a few minutes walking distance of the local shops and is just a short drive to the nearest mainline railway station (Wadhurst).

Living Space

This Edwardian cottage has attractive brick and tile hung elevations and benefits from large casement windows letting in plenty of light. The property is neutrally decorated throughout and the living room benefits from a double aspect including a large bay window to the front which provides an outlook over the churchyard across the road.  In the hallway, there is a useful under-stairs storage cupboard.  The newly fitted kitchen has a range of white wall and floor units and includes a new built-in oven/hob as well as the existing under-counter fridge, and dishwasher.  The large pantry provides oodles of space for food and the back door opens up to the rear garden where you can also access the handy lean-to providing additional storage and power sockets.  The garden beyond consists of a small decking area, ideal for sitting outside in all seasons to enjoy the sunny west-facing space, and a lawned area beyond.  

Sleeping Space

Downstairs, the brand new family bathroom, with a shower over the bath is finished with a wood effect luxury vinyl tile underfoot. 

Upstairs are the two double bedrooms, which retain the original period features of this property.  The one to the front has a storage cupboard and a lovely outlook over the churchyard. The one to the rear also has a built-in cupboard and has a window to the side overlooking the neighbour's pretty garden. 

Location

Ticehurst is just 10 miles to the southeast of Tunbridge Wells but feels like a different world. Surrounded by fields, it is in the High Weald Area of Natural Beauty and just 17 miles to the coast at Hastings. The village has a mixture of properties with several pretty, white clapboard cottages, tile-hung houses, and a lovely church off the main High Street.

Ticehurst village centre is a lively triangular hub of pubs and artisan shops which forms a true heart of the village. It also houses your local Londis store which is convenient for supplies. There are 3 pubs in Ticehurst and the renowned Bell Inn on the High Street won The Sunday Times Best Pub Hotel accolade.

The local primary was rated Good at its latest OFSTED inspection, and pupils seem to enjoy attending the school very much.

Practicalities

The property is Freehold and connected to mains gas, electricity and water.

If you like what you have seen on the video tour, we strongly recommend viewing this property to appreciate its true charm and beautiful rural location!

Disclaimer

We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are travelling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller by separate negotiation.