Positioned on the boarder of the South Downs National Park, this period property with 4 double bedrooms and a two double bedroomed annex enjoys a rural setting and would suit a buyer looking for an opportunity to create their own unique vision with the use of the many original features on offer.

The coach house, stables and cottage building is a remarkable piece of history, located in the heart of Surrey countryside. This U-shaped property was once a working coach house, stables and cottage built in the mid-19th century and has now been converted into a spacious 4 double bedroom family home with an additional two-bedroomed annex.

The property spans over 4500Sq ft, boasting an array of traditional features. As soon as you step through the door, you are met with high ceilings, exposed beams, and original features.

The ground floor features bright sitting room high ceilings, a large fireplace and wood burner. It is split into a reading or study area and lounge. This room is flexible and ideal for entertaining with French doors opening out to both the garden and courtyard.
The kitchen has been uniquely designed incorporating the original stable partitioning and separates the kitchen and entrance hall
There is a large dining room which has plenty of original features, and a further studio.

The first floor of the property comprises four generously sized bedrooms. The main bedroom area has triple aspect windows with a bathroom and built in wardrobes. There are a further three double bedrooms and a generous bathroom with freestanding bath. The property has two sets of staircases one on each side of the property.

The old coach house section has a separate entrance and has been converted into a two-bedroomed annex split over two floors. There is a functional kitchen on the ground floor as well as a double ensuite bedroom and siting room, upstairs there is a further sitting room, bedroom and bathroom.

This is a truly unique property of character and historic charm waiting for someone to put their own stamp on it. It offers an ideal opportunity for those looking for a spacious home in the heart of the English countryside.

Garden
The layout of the property naturally creates the most amazing courtyard that could be transformed into a super garden and entertaining area.

The back of the property is mainly laid to lawn with two ponds and a vegetable patch.
Extra land has been acquired to create a separate private entrance and drive off Rodgate lane.
There is ample space for parking.

This property is located just outside Chiddingfold which lies in the South of Surrey on the boarder toe the South Downs National Park. Chiddingfold is a stunning village with many timber-framed Wealden houses and quaint cottages surrounded by spectacular countryside.
During the reign of Elizabeth 1, Chiddingfold was famous for its glass-making with no fewer than 11 glass works on the village green.
In the hub of the village, you will find several pubs, shops and a village pond.
The nearest town to the village is Haselmere where there is a wider selection of shops and facilities with transport links into London.