Iwood Lane Barn is a stunning timber-framed barn conversion offering light spacious accommodation, exposed timber beams, vaulted ceilings and attractive décor throughout.
The main reception room is the magnificent 38ft drawing room, with its impressive, vaulted ceiling and timber support beams. The room is ideal for entertaining and includes a grand fireplace, fitted with a woodburning stove, and a fully equipped bar. The kitchen, dining area and family area is another light and airy open-plan reception space, with French doors opening onto a balcony to the rear, exposed brickwork and another woodburner. The kitchen has attractive wooden units, a central island and an Aga.

The generous principal bedroom is located on the ground floor, with its en suite bathroom. The first floor offers a further four double bedrooms, one of which could be used as a study if required. One of the first-floor bedrooms is en suite, while there’s also a family bathroom.

The annexe provides flexible, self-contained accommodation and could be incorporated into the main residence or used for guests or lodgers. It includes a fully equipped kitchen and seating area and one double bedroom en suite.

At the front of the property, the gravel driveway provides parking space and leads to either side of the house for further parking, and access to the large, timber-framed garaging block. The block includes a workshop space and an office above. The rear garden includes an elevated balcony patio area, with lawn and further paved terracing below. Further towards the rear of the plot, there’s a peaceful meadow with a vegetable garden and a lake. With its wooden jetty and views across the surrounding countryside, it’s the ideal spot in which to sit and relax

The property is in a peaceful rural position, a mile from the village of Rushlake Green and surrounded by the rolling countryside of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Rushlake Green has a local shop, a village hall and a pub, while the nearest primary schools are in Dallington and Punnett’s Town. Further amenities are available in Heathfield, five miles away. The town has a variety of shops and supermarkets, including a Waitrose, as well as a choice of pubs, restaurants and leisure
facilities. Further schooling is available in the surrounding villages, including the outstanding rated primaries Netherfield CofE Primary School and Burwash CofE School, while the nearest secondary school is Heathfield Community College. The A21 is 10 miles away, providing easy access towards the coast, and north in the direction of Tunbridge Wells and the M25, while rail services can be found in Robertsbridge, which provides services to London Charing Cross (1 hour 20 minutes).