GUIDE PRICE £875,000 - £925,000
Rowland Gorringe are delighted to offer to the market this substantial family home located in a semi rural position on the outskirts of Horam Village. With spacious accommodation throughout this property must be viewed internally to fully appreciate what is on offer.

GUIDE PRICE £875,000 - £925,000
Rowland Gorringe are pleased to bring to the market this delightful four bedroomed detached home in a semi-rural setting on the outskirts of Horam.

Inside the property offers:

A large welcoming entrance hall with cloakroom leading off
Open plan spacious and light filled kitchen/diner
Modern, generous sized conservatory.
Large but cosy feel lounge.
3 double and 1 single bedrooms.
Recently refitted sleek, stylish Family bathroom
Outside:
Gated entrance leading onto a large sweeping gravel drive with ample parking.
Generous, wrap around garden overlooking fields to the rear.
Well-appointed garden home office.
Greenhouse

The property also has the added and unusual benefit of being sited adjacent to a well respected vineyard. Our clients have modernised this home and it is presented to a very high standard throughout. With a number of charming features, an abundance of natural light and space this family home must be viewed internally to appreciate what is on offer.

Horam village you will find a variety of independent shops, including a well-regarded butcher, grocers with delicatessen, general stores, pharmacy, together with a choice of hairdressers. There is also a doctors surgery, dentist, and veterinary practice, along with cafes and the local pub, The May Garland Inn. A local junior school is in easy walking distance. Community life is strong in Horam, with a busy, lively village hall and a wide variety of clubs and associations, whilst recreational facilities include a bowls club, tennis, cubs and scouts, junior football, childrens play area, golf course and fishing at Horam Manor fishery. Peace and solitude are never far away in Horam's countryside. The area offers many opportunities to walk through woodlands, parkland and the beach at Pevensey is only 20 minutes drive. Passing through the village, is The Cuckoo Trail, a former railway line which Streamside has direct access to. This 14-mile leafy, tree-lined track runs between Heathfield and Eastbourne, providing a safe route for cyclists, walkers, and horse riders. A frequent bus service runs from just outside the property to Eastbourne or Tunbridge Wells.
Heathfield town is only a ten-minute drive and provides a good range of amenities, including a choice of four supermarkets one being a Waitrose. sports centres and local primary / secondary schools. A school bus service runs to Heathfield Community College from the village.


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