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£1,095,0003 bedroom detached house for sale
Kerves Lane, Horsham
Ground source heat pump
Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
EPC rating: G
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Features and description
- A beautifully converted former farm building occupying an excellent rural location within 1.5 miles of Horsham town centre. Freehold. Council Tax 'F'. EPC 'E'.
- Stunning, triple aspect, open plan main living/dining kitchen of nearly 50ft with vaulted roof, underfloor heating & fireplace with stove.
- Principal ensuite bedroom, 2 further double bedrooms, family bathroom with separate shower. Utility/cloakroom.
- Delightful large garden with river view & useful workshop.
- Ancillary buildings including studio/potential annexe & Granary with Airbnb/office conversion potential space (subject to consents). Private drive driveway. Overall, c. 1.12 ac. (0.45 Ha).
- Occupying a very desirable & very accessible rural location to the South-East of Horsham with good local walks.
Watermill Barn comprises a very attractive three-bedroom conversion extending overall to approximately c.1.12 acres (0.45 Ha) and occupying a very desirable and very accessible rural location to the South-East old of the market town of Horsham with the town centre being within 1.5 miles accessed via Kerves Lane leading from the A281 Brighton Road.The barn was converted and renovated in the last 10 years to create a beautifully finished and presented conversion of the L-shaped old farm building and with the accommodation all being on one level and enjoying a lovely outlook over its gardens and ground and including over the adjacent tributary of the River Arun which lies at a lower level to the Northern boundary.
The mellow external elevations comprise brickwork with part weather boarding under a clay tiled roof and there a number of full height double glazed windows and doors to provide a good feeling of light and space and enhanced internally with the large majority of the rooms including vaulted ceilings with very attractive exposed timbers plus conservation roof lights. A particular feature is the stunning main living/kitchen/dining area of nearly 50ft and including cosy sitting area with fireplace with woodburning stove to one end and stone flagged floor with under heating throughout, dining area and very smart fitted kitchen with textured granite surfaces to the East end with patio doors opening onto the terrace and the lovely outlook. The well-equipped kitchen includes integrated fridge, twin freezers, dishwasher, wine/beer fridge, Belfast sink, waste unit and central island with additional sink and adjacent space for range cooker. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room with points for washing machine and dryer along with the connections for the underfloor heating, ground source heat pump and heat recovery system, back door and cloakroom. A side hallway provides access to the bedrooms with principal bedroom to the South end being double aspect and with smart en-suite shower room off and then with two further double bedrooms and family bathroom including separate shower cubicle.
Included within the plot are a useful cluster of traditional buildings including an adaptable studio building within the front yard area offering scope for potential future annexe/office or guest space (subject to all consents) with double glazed windows and vaulted ceiling. Adjoining this are further outbuildings including two storey traditional granary also considered to offer scope for further conversion for ancillary uses and with draft plans for same available from the Agents.
Watermill Barn extends overall to approximately 1.12 acres (0.45 Ha) and includes a very good size garden, with the principal area of garden lying on the East side with wide expanse of lawn, gravelling and terracing at the back of the barn plus useful workshop/store and adjoining pergola area. There is a pretty outlook over the adjoining watercourse with mixed tree planting to the edges and the delightful and an area perfect for al-fresco dining and entertaining to the Eastern end. To the West side of the property is a small additional building which may potentially be available (refer to Agents).
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
The mellow external elevations comprise brickwork with part weather boarding under a clay tiled roof and there a number of full height double glazed windows and doors to provide a good feeling of light and space and enhanced internally with the large majority of the rooms including vaulted ceilings with very attractive exposed timbers plus conservation roof lights. A particular feature is the stunning main living/kitchen/dining area of nearly 50ft and including cosy sitting area with fireplace with woodburning stove to one end and stone flagged floor with under heating throughout, dining area and very smart fitted kitchen with textured granite surfaces to the East end with patio doors opening onto the terrace and the lovely outlook. The well-equipped kitchen includes integrated fridge, twin freezers, dishwasher, wine/beer fridge, Belfast sink, waste unit and central island with additional sink and adjacent space for range cooker. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room with points for washing machine and dryer along with the connections for the underfloor heating, ground source heat pump and heat recovery system, back door and cloakroom. A side hallway provides access to the bedrooms with principal bedroom to the South end being double aspect and with smart en-suite shower room off and then with two further double bedrooms and family bathroom including separate shower cubicle.
Included within the plot are a useful cluster of traditional buildings including an adaptable studio building within the front yard area offering scope for potential future annexe/office or guest space (subject to all consents) with double glazed windows and vaulted ceiling. Adjoining this are further outbuildings including two storey traditional granary also considered to offer scope for further conversion for ancillary uses and with draft plans for same available from the Agents.
Watermill Barn extends overall to approximately 1.12 acres (0.45 Ha) and includes a very good size garden, with the principal area of garden lying on the East side with wide expanse of lawn, gravelling and terracing at the back of the barn plus useful workshop/store and adjoining pergola area. There is a pretty outlook over the adjoining watercourse with mixed tree planting to the edges and the delightful and an area perfect for al-fresco dining and entertaining to the Eastern end. To the West side of the property is a small additional building which may potentially be available (refer to Agents).
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
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