• CHAIN FREE +
• Three double bedrooms +
• Flexible reception space +
• Kitchen and utility room +
• 0.6 acre paddock +
• Garden and meadow with far reaching views +
• Driveway parking and garaging +
• Under two miles to the picturesque & well-known East Sussex village of Burwash +
• Well placed for nearby villages, road and rail links +
• EPC Rating = C +

Attractive and well-presented three bedroom detached 1930s country home in a lovely rural setting with far-reaching views.

Description

Situated in the scenic Burwash Weald, this charming detached 1930s country home offers a perfect blend of character and comfort. With four reception rooms, three double bedrooms, and two family bathrooms across 1,898 sq ft, this property is inviting and spacious.

Built around 1932 in an arts and crafts style, this home features solid oak woodwork that adds warmth to its living spaces, reflecting a combination of thoughtful craftsmanship and historical significance.

Recently refurbished, the ground floor wet room provides modern convenience while maintaining the home’s classic design elements.

Outside: Marling is comfortably set back from the road, approached via a private driveway, with parking for numerous vehicles in addition to the detached garage.
Marling enjoys a size able plot, which is comprised of a formal garden that wraps around the house, with a raised paved terrace, that can be accessed directly from the sun room, the perfect spot for outdoor entertaining whilst taking in the expansive views.

The house then further benefits from the ownership of a sizeable portion of the field at the rear, together with the neighbouring property (who own the remaining portion). This land is not formally divided and currently kept as an open space and wild flower meadow for optimum enjoyment.

Location

Marling is just under two miles of the centre of the High Street within the pretty village of Burwash, which benefits from a range of excellent local amenities including a general store with post office, butchers, florist, public houses, a highly regarded primary school, playing fields and medical centre. The surrounding area is superb for cycling and walking being within the High Weald National Landscape. National Trust property, Batemans, former home to Rudyard Kipling is very nearby with a wonderful network of footpaths surrounding the grounds.

The house is also well-placed for a number of pretty villages and the amenities, pubs and cafés they offer including Tottingworth Farm Shop and Cafe in Broad Oak, The Star Inn, Old Heathfield, King John's Nursery on the outskirts of Etchingham, which also has a Farmer's Market once a month, Lakedown Tap Room on Swife Lane, which is a delightful setting for walks, to enjoy the locally produced beer and food pop-ups and The Wheel Inn, just 0.1 miles away.