3 bedroom barn conversion

2 Monksdown Barn is part of a cluster of converted Sussex barns. Monksdown Barn and the Granary combined, form three individual properties, number 2 being the middle property. The house provides beautifully presented, light and well arranged accommodation over two floors.

The welcoming entrance hall provides an instant sense of light and space. The sitting room is a well proportioned bright room with a lovely southerly aspect over the garden. The kitchen/dining room is a particular feature of the property and whilst being open plan has two distinct areas. The kitchen is fitted with an attractive range of creme units with wooden worksurfaces and includes a Smeg range cooker and an integrated dishwasher. The dining area is of a good size and again has a lovely outlook over the garden. Adjacent to the dining area is the charming family room which has bi-fold doors to the garden giving a seamless connection with the garden. A utility room and cloakroomcomplete the accommodation on the ground floor.

Arranged over the first floor are the generous principal bedroom, guest bedroom, further bedroom and well appointed bathroom with both a bath and a seperate shower. Other features of note within the house include panelled doors and double glazed hardwood windows.

2 Monksdown Barn is situated within the charming and unspoilt downland village of Bishopstone. The village lies within the stunning South Downs National Park which provides superb opportunities for walking, cycling and riding literally on the doorstep.

The coastal town of Seaford is some 1.75 miles and provides a good range of shopping and
recreational facilities, including an attractive beach, together with a mainline train station to London (Victoria about 94 minutes) with links to Lewes, Brighton & Hove and Eastbourne.

Lying immediately adjacent to the rear and southern side of the house is the property's
privately owned garden. Approched from the family room is a charming paved seating area,
beyond which the garden is laid principally to lawn. The garden includes four raised beds, an apple tree, a white beam tree and a fig tree. To one side of the garden there are two composting bins.

Bordering the garden is a communal path which in one direction leads towards the village lane and church and in the other direction leads to the property's garden store/workshop which is located in a building also providing stores for the neighbouring properties. Approached from the lane to the left of the property is the two bay carport located under the Granary.