A spacious family house, set in a convenient location in the centre of the village with an attractive garden.
Hall, Double reception room, Orangery, Kitchen, Study/bedroom 4, Utility room, Shower room
Principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, 2 further bedrooms, Family bathroom
2 Parking spaces, Terrace , Lawn, Greenhouse and garden shed, Outhouse and well
Property

This quaint white cottage (circa 1800) with many unusual features, is situated on the corner of Maypole Road and Woods Hill Lane. The entrance is off Woods Hill Lane. The front door opens into a woodblock floored hall. The double reception room is a good size with woodblock floor, beams to ceiling, and an inglenook fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove. The orangery has a composite wood floor, roof light, lead roof and French doors to the garden. The kitchen has fitted wall and floor units, worksurfaces, 4 ring hob, oven, breakfast bar, space for fridge and dishwasher and Indian slate floor. Also on this floor is a study/bedroom 4 with woodblock floor, a utility room and a well-appointed shower room.

Upstairs, the landing has a small walk-in wardrobe. The principal bedroom is double aspect with hanging space and a well-appointed en-suite shower room. There are 2 further bedrooms, the larger one having a view along the village to the High Weald. The family bathroom has a roll top bath and storage.

Outside
The driveway has parking for 2 cars, and from this leads a pathway, with arch over, to the front door. The garden is enclosed by hedging and fencing with a seating area with steps up to the lawn around which are borders and fruit trees. To the side of the cottage is a garden shed, outhouse and a well. There is also a small vegetable plot with a greenhouse.

Tenure, Local Authorities and Services
Freehold. Mid Sussex DC[use Contact Agent Button]. West Sussex CC[use Contact Agent Button]. Council Tax band E. All mains services. Gas central heating.

Amenities & Communications
Ashurst Wood and Forest Row have good local amenities, but for a wider range of shops, restaurants, transport and recreational facilities there are the nearby towns of East Grinstead and Tunbridge Wells. There is an excellent selection of schools in the surrounding area. Nearby Ashdown Forest is the largest free public access space in the South East. It is a great place for walking and enjoying spectacular views over the Sussex countryside and is known the world over as the 'home' of Winnie-the-Pooh.

The railway station at East Grinstead provides services to London Bridge/Victoria in about 55 minutes. The A22 connects to the M25, London, and Brighton. The M23/A23 gives good access to Gatwick airport (about 11 miles).

Directions
In the centre of Ashurst Wood head north along Maypole Road. Just past the shops turn left into Woods Hill Lane and the cottage is the first drive on the left.