A unique opportunity to acquire a handsome Arts & Crafts home, enjoying spectacular panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and nestled amidst mature, south-facing gardens and grounds of circa 1.67 acres. Dating to the early 1930s and retaining an enviable gamut of authentic period features, this rare proposition provides well-proportioned accommodation - all of which is orientated to take-in the stunning outlook - with the added benefit of a separate barn (latterly used as a games room and studio) offering versatile ancillary space. Oxted, with its fast and frequent commuter services to London and broad range of amenities is within a ten minute’ drive, whilst the historic town of Edenbridge located 3 miles to the south, is also convenient for day-to-day shopping needs. Major road networks are accessible via either junction 5 or 6 of the M25 and the surrounding Greenbelt/AONB is renowned for its walking, riding and cycling routes.
- UNIQUE ARTS & CRAFTS HOME
- ORIGINAL FEATURES
- IDYLLIC SETTING
- STUNNING RURAL VIEWS
- SOUTH-FACING PLOT OF CIRCA 1.67 ACRES
- VERSATILE ANCILLARY ACCOMMODATION
- CROCKHAM HILL PRE & PRIMARY SCHOOLS - 0.7 MILES
- KENT GRAMMAR SCHOOL CATCHMENT AREA
- OXTED STATION - 4.2 MILES
POINTS OF NOTE:
• Wealth of original internal oak joinery to include wall panelling, thumb latch doors with authentic ironmongery and an ornate staircase with oak treads, intricately turned spindles and newel posts
• Original Crittall windows with quarry-tiled sills, oak flooring, high ceilings and exposed ceiling timbers (believed to date from an earlier building)
• Generously sized, triple aspect sitting room encompassing a striking inglenook fireplace featuring an inset log-burning stove, herringbone brickwork, brick surround/hearth and oak mantle with accompanying bench seating. Fitted oak window seat with integral storage and a delightful outlook over the garden and glazed door opening to the stone-paved rear terrace
• Dining room with original fireplace, oak storage cupboard and serving hatch to the adjacent:
• Kitchen/breakfast room comprising pine farmhouse style cabinetry with Corian counters over, tiled splashbacks and undercabinet lighting, to include an integrated Bosch electric oven/hob and inset stainless steel sink with drainer and mixer tap. Space/plumbing for a dishwasher, Amtico flooring and door to the original pantry with wall-shelving and authentic marble ‘cold slab’
• Large utility/boot room with original fitted storage cupboards, Amtico flooring and space/plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and full height fridge and freezer
• Cloakroom with high-level cistern WC and wall-hung basin
• Entrance hall with fine oak staircase rising and turning to a part-galleried upper landing, passing a charming oriel window with a vista to the front over the garden and driveway, across to grazing pasture
• Family bathroom with white suite of full-length tongue and groove panelled bath, WC and pedestal basin. Heated towel warmer and localised wall tiling
• Sizeable principal bedroom with vanity cabinet/sink, fireplace recess and integral door to the adjacent dressing room with fitted wardrobes
• Guest bedroom with modern shower enclosure featuring an Aqualisa Aquastream system, fitted cupboards/drawers to one wall and hatch to a loft space
• Two further double-sized bedrooms, both with sinks and space to install wardrobes
• Detached barn ’annexe’with power/water supply and useful WC, arranged over two levels and previously utilised as a games room and studio
• Surrounding the attractive wisteria and rose-clad elevations are well-tended, level grounds of circa 1.67 acres (to include a paddock of approx 1 acre), benefitting from a delightful due south view. Largely laid to lawn and conceived to complement the view, these glorious gardens incorporate a small orchard, raised veg beds and well-stocked borders, together with a plethora of established trees, a stone paved terrace - ideal for relaxing and outdoor entertaining - and a timber tool shed with adjacent greenhouse
• Gated driveway parking for several cars and single garage
•Nearby Crockham Hill War Memorial Playing Field hosts cricket and football, whilst also providing a fenced off area with tennis courts and childrens play area
SERVICES:
Mains electricity & water. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.
High speed fibre broadband connection in situ
OUTGOINGS:
Sevenoaks District Council
Council Tax Band H
EPC: E
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