• Handsome Queen Anne country house in 3.5 acres (approx.) +
• Secluded and sought after village lane location, CSCA +
• Oast House Annexe - ideal for holiday letting +
• In total 4 bedrooms with scope for at least 2 more bedrooms (stpc) +
• Pretty landscaped gardens, orchard and paddock totalling 3.5 acres (approx.) +
• Large garage and additional work shop ripe for conversion (stpc) +
• CHAIN FREE +

A rare opportunity to acquire an attractive country house with adjacent Oast House annexe and various outbuildings, sitting in a quiet, sought after semi-rural lane on the outskirts of the pretty Wealden village of Iden Green. The property requires some updating / modernisation in places, sits within the Cranbrook School Catchment Area and is coming to the open market for first time in over 30 years.

Description - This charming property makes the perfect family ‘forever’ home being a Queen Anne (circa C17th -C18th) Grade II listed, detached 3 bedroom house with a separate one bedroom single Oast house annexe with attached garage. Opposite the annexe sits a large workshop / outbuilding and all of this delightful property is situated within its own private, secluded and idyllic gardens and grounds of approximately 3.5 acres.

The main house comprises of: Ground floor – bright and spacious entrance hall, drawing room with open fireplace, dining room with wood burner, decent sized study/library, large kitchen/breakfast room with large room/pantry off it, morning room with Inglenook fireplace and large Bressummer beam, downstairs cloakroom and WC. First floor - landing, master bedroom with en suite bathroom (could easily be divided to create a 4th bedroom – stpc), 2 further double bedrooms, family bathroom and separate WC. There is potential to reconfigure the first floor to create an additional bedroom and given the large loft and pitch of the roof, there is also scope to create further attic accommodation - stpc. In addition there is a large cellar area currently accessed externally with internal original brick steps leading up to the house, which could be reinstated.

The Oast House comprises kitchen, sitting room, landing, bedroom and bathroom.

Driveway parking for several cars together with a garage.

The garage and workshop in the garden are ripe for conversion into ancillary accommodation – subject to successful planning consent. The formal gardens to the rear and front of the main house are filled with mature trees, shrubs and plants including a pretty dovecote and gardener’s outbuilding / bothy. Further gardens surround the property as well as the Oast house and extend to approximately 3.5 acres including a paddock, small orchard and an attractive area of woodland.