Offered with No Chain. An exquisite top floor apartment in a handsome stately building in the centre of the popular village of Ticehurst, with its abundance of amenities on the doorstep, and proximity to Bewl Water and Stonegate station. The apartment boasts immense character and benefits from elevated views over the village, a private roof terrace, a garage and access to a communal garden. Comprising: Entrance hall, kitchen, sitting/dining room, bedroom, bathroom and loft storage. EPC Exempt.

Apsley Court is a beautiful Grade II listed period residence dating back to the early C17th, with C19th additions. Externally, the property is quintessentially Georgian with a handsome symmetrical brick facade featuring stone quoining, modillion cornice and curved hooded front door. Internally, the property displays some older details including exposed beams, a period staircase and brick fireplace.

Flat 5 is located on the second floor and is accessed via a door to the side of the building, shared with one other (first floor) flat. It has a charming turned wooden staircase that rises to a first-floor door, beyond which the staircase continues up to the central hall of this flat.The accommodation is arranged around the central hall, which also has a fixed paddle staircase rising to the attic storage space, through which you can access the roof terrace.Exposed beams, wood flooring and plantation shutters are a recurring theme throughout the flat.

The living room, which is big enough to accommodate sitting and dining spaces, features a brick fireplace housing a woodburning stove and has eye-catching views over the village to the front.

The kitchen is fitted with painted base units with wood block worktops and integrated appliances including a Rangemaster gas range cooker, fridge, freezer, and space for concealing a washing machine.

The bedroom is a spacious double, again with the wonderful view out towards the Church and over the village. The well-appointed bathroom features a white suite with a stand-alone roll top bath.

The flat has access to a good amount of loft storage space, which is boarded, carpeted and has lighting, albeit with restricted head height. Accessed through the loft is a unexpected roof terrace for the private use of this flat. It has a decked seating area and is a real suntrap.

To the rear of the building there is a walled courtyard with access off Pickforde Lane, in which this flat has access to a garage en bloc. Additional parking can be found across the road in a tucked-away non-charging public car park.

This flat also has the shared right to utilise a part-walled garden to the rear of the building. This is shared between this flat and one other. It is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub beds around the perimeter.

Ticehurst is a picturesque village located about 3.5 miles East of Wadhurst and about 10 miles South-East of Royal Tunbridge Wells, close to Bewl Water Reservoir. It offers a lot of amenities including an award-winning pub in The Bell Inn, a village store with post office facilities, open seven days a week, a greengrocers, Buy the Weigh (zero waste shop and popular cafe), a chemist, hairdressers, The Greedy Goat café, a dry cleaners, an Indian restaurant/take away, a haberdashery/ homeware shop, and much more. St Mary’s Church is in the centre of the community, plus a doctors surgery, a busy village hall, recreation ground and a “good” primary school (2019 Ofsted). There is also another excellent pub a little outside the village at Three Leg Cross, The Bull., and another pub on the way out to Flimwell, The Cherry Tree Inn.

Located in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the surrounding countryside provides a wealth of walking opportunities and stunning scenery, including nearby Bewl Water Reservoir and Bedgebury Pinetum, which are popular attractions.

Nearby Hawkhurst (5 miles) has supermarkets, a small cinema and other amenities. Tunbridge Wells offers more comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities.

Stonegate rail station (3.2 miles) serves London Charing Cross and Cannon Street (Stonegate to London Bridge in just under 1hr).

Dale Hill Golf Club lies on the outskirts of the village and boasts a course designed by Ian Woodnam.

Ticehurst has its own primary school and there are further primary options in Wadhurst, Stonegate and Etchingham. Wadhurst has a secondary school and there are prep schools in Hawkhurst. Tunbridge Wells offers a wider selection of educational facilities including boys and girls grammar schools.

Tenure: Leasehold with Share of Freehold
Lease: 999 years from January 2023
Ground rent: Peppercorn
Current service charge: £108.19 per month for 2023 (equating to 17.23% share), including building insurance
Rother District Council
Council Tax Band: C

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Share of freehold
Ground Rent: £0.00 per year
Service Charge: £1298.28 per year
Shared Ownership (%): 17.23%