4 bedroom detached house

Built in the early 1970s, and significantly remodelled, extended and updated by the present owners, 15 Deepdene is a deceptively spacious detached family house, tucked away in a quiet location on the rural fringe of this popular town.

The generous accommodation is arranged over two floors, and benefits from double glazing and gas central heating.

The house is approached over a herringbone brick driveway, which has recently been extended. There is a broad stretch of lawn to one side of the driveway, interspersed with young trees.

The front door opens into a light and spacious hallway, which in turn leads through to the kitchen/dining room, with doors opening into the study and utility room along the way.

The open plan kitchen/dining room has two windows and a part-glazed stable style door to the side of the house, where there is a courtyard area, with wide steps leading up to the rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with stone-colour oak shaker units with oak worktops and integrated appliances including a Lamona fridge freezer and dishwasher and Neff oven and induction hob.

The adjoining utility room has further wall and base units with Lamona fridge, freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. There is a ground floor WC accessed through the utility room.

The impressive 30’ long, double aspect sitting room features a bar and a fireplace with woodburning stove and Oak mantel. Stairs with a glass balustrade lead up to the first floor, with built-in storage below.

At the top of the stairs, you are invited through to the beautiful triple aspect garden room with roof lantern and double doors leading out to the garden. This is a year-round reception space that links the accommodation out to the rear garden, which is at first floor level.

The first floor also accommodates four double bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, a family shower room and an en suite shower room. One of the front bedrooms has a door out onto a wisteria adorned balcony with far-reaching elevated views over roof tops towards the North Downs.

There is also a generous, boarded loft, whcih is considered to offer potential for conversion, subject to the usual consents. There is already a window to the rear and the vendors had investigated the option to install a window to the front as well, which a builder thought would be possible.

The southerly facing rear garden is well screened from neighbours and has been beautifully landscaped to provide a broad paved sun terrace, a raised decked terrace, colourfully planted flower beds, an area of lawn and a further raised decked patio with feature fish ponds and a large potting shed. There is also a courtyard area to the side of the house, with space for a hot tub and a further space on the other side of the house that could accommodate a shed.

Material Information:

Wealden District Council. Tax Band F (rates may rise upon completion).

Mains Gas, electricity, water and sewerage.

The property is believed to be of brick/block construction with brick and weatherboarded elevations under a concrete tiled roof.

We are not aware of any safety issues or cladding issues.

Due to the age of the property it is possible that there may be asbestos in some areas of the construction of the building.

The property is located within the High Weald AONB.

The title has restrictions and easements, we suggest you seek legal advice on the title.

According to the Government Flood Risk website, there is a very low risk of flooding.

Broadband coverage: Ultrafast broadband is available in the road.

Mobile Coverage: There is limited mobile coverage from various networks.

We are not aware of any mining operations in the vicinity.

We are not aware of planning permission for new houses / extensions at any neighbouring properties.

The property does not have step free access.