I don't think you can get a better location than this pretty house in the heart of Cranbrook -- Sarah Holgate, Associate Director

#TheGardenOfEngland

No Chain

A charming Grade II Listed attached character cottage in the heart of this highly desirable Wealden Town, with 3 bedrooms, attic/dressing room, 2 reception rooms, study, kitchen/breakfast room, 2 bath/shower rooms and manageable front and rear gardens.

Cranbrook School Catchment area. Local train station at Staplehurst with mainlines to London (about 5 miles away).



1 Copthall Cottages is located along Saint David’s Bridge which is on The Hill in Cranbrook High Street. The property is set back from the road and set in a row of similar period houses.

Cranbrook is an immensely charming and sought after small town, sometimes referred to as the Capital of the Kentish Weald. Cranbrook has a great deal to offer the visitor. The narrow medieval streets are lined with pretty old houses, every one different from its neighbour. There is a wide range of interesting shops, no less than six churches, several hotels, pubs and restaurants, an excellent town museum, and the wonderful Union Mill, the tallest and finest working smock mill in England. And just three miles away are the world-famous Sissinghurst Gardens, created by Vita Sackville-West and one of the most visited gardens in England.

The nearest train station can be found about 5 miles away at Staplehurst village, where there are regular trains to London.

1 Copthall Cottages is a Grade II Listed attached property built around the 17th Century being one of three in the row and of timber framed construction with red brick and tile hung elevations, mathematically to the left. The property has been well maintained over the years and is a recognisable and pretty cottage within this wonderful town.

Today the property offers flexible, characterful and quirky accommodation over 3 floors. On the ground floor there is an entrance hallway with cloakroom, a generous sitting room with wood burning stove, dining room with study area and a kitchen/breakfast room with wood burning stove and door to the rear garden. On the first floor are 3 double bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room and another with an ensuite bathroom. From this one there are also stairs up to the useful attic/dressing room. There are some lovely views from the windows over the town and of the historic Windmill.

Gardens
The front of the property has a low white picket fence boundary and is mostly laid to lawn with some mature trees, shrubs and plants. The rear garden is designed for ease of maintenance being mostly paved and with a small area of lawn and borders with railway sleepers and a wooden shed in one corner. There are double gates into the rear garden and separate gate, which could provide off road parking if required.

Our Ref: TEA230138