5 bedroom detached house

The Granary is a charming detached family home that was converted from a farm building. It still retains plenty of original character, including its brick and weatherboarded elevations outside, and exposed timber framing and wooden flooring inside. The Granary has a double height entrance hall with stairs which split at the first landing, joining both wings of the house with a glazed study area. The ground floor has two main reception rooms, the largest, 32ft. The room has a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber eaves and doors which open onto the garden. There is also a comfortable drawing room adjoining the kitchen, which could be used as a bedroom if required. The kitchen itself has farmhouse-style units and an Aga, as well as space for a breakfast table. There is one double bedroom en suite on the ground floor, with the first floor providing a further two double bedrooms and a dressing room, which could be used as a single bedroom or a nursery. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room, with the first floor also including a family bathroom.

The property is located just more than a mile along a single-track lane, surrounded by farmland and peaceful gardens and grounds. There is a concrete driveway at the front of the house, providing plenty of parking space and access to the integrated double garage. The garden at the rear is south-facing and welcomes plenty of sunlight throughout the day. It includes a patio for al fresco dining and an area of lawn, with various shrubs and mature trees, and open fields beyond.

The property is set in a rural position just outside the small village of Little Horsted and within easy reach of the popular town of Uckfield. Little Horsted has a parish church and a primary school, while Uckfield provides an independent Picture house cinema; a gymnastics club, tennis courts and Oakwood Park Polo Club to the North. Uckfield College is a popular secondary school. Uckfield featured in the Saturday Telegraph newspaper (8.6.24) for popular ‘Commuter Hotspots’. There is also a choice of schooling in the town including primary and secondary schools, while the independent Annan School is nearby in Eason’s Green. The area is well connected by road, with the A22 nearby providing routes towards Eastbourne and the coast, and the A26 providing access towards Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells, as well as south to Lewes. Uckfield’s mainline station offers regular services to London Bridge, taking 80 minutes.