Entrance hall, Living/dining room, Kitchen/breakfast room, Cloaks/shower room, First floor landing, 2 bedrooms, Family bathroom, Second floor bedroom 3, Oil heating, EPC rating E, Detached garage/workshop, Summerhouse/studio, Off road parking, Mature cottage gardens to the rear and side.
 

Occupying a rural location off a narrow lane in rolling countryside overlooking Hog Hill Windmill to the front and enjoying far reaching views to the rear over the surrounding countryside in the Pannel Valley to the sea at Pett Level. The Ancient Town of Winchelsea, one of the few examples of a bastide town in England based on the grid-iron street plan arranged around the incomplete church of St. Thomas the Martyr, is within one mile. Local facilities include a small shop/post office, together with a primary school, public house. More comprehensive facilities can be found in the Ancient Town and Cinque Port of Rye (4 miles), also renowned for its historical associations, medieval fortifications and fine period architecture. The town has a range of shopping facilities and an active local community, Rye Arts and Jazz Festivals are held annually. From Rye there are train services to Eastbourne and Ashford with fast connections to London St.Pancras in 37 minutes. 

The Cottage comprises a detached Grade II listed period property, dating in part from the early C17th, of timber frame construction with mellow brick and stone external lower elevations and part tile hung upper elevations set with oak frame leaded light windows beneath a pitched peg tiled roof. The living accommodation is arranged over three floors.  

An oak side entrance door opens into a hallway with leaded light windows to the front and a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber framing and the original external cottage wall of timber construction with square daub infill panels. An open tread oak staircase leads to the first floor, the hall floor has antique terracotta tiles retrieved from a cargo ship which sunk off the coast in 1868. The combined living room and dining room looks across the rear garden and farmland beyond to the sea in the far distance. The room has exposed timber framing and floorboards, a leaded light oak door leading out to the garden and a wide inglenook fireplace with a brick hearth, oak bressumer beam and a fitted wood burning stove. The triple aspect kitchen/breakfast room overlooks the gardens and is fitted with an extensive range of units incorporating a 4 ring electric hob with oven under, two oven electric Aga, integrated dishwasher and washing machine Butler's sink, quarry tiled floor and a door to the rear garden. Also on the ground floor, is a cloaks/shower room with large walk in shower and side screen, wash basin on stand and wc, quarry tiled floor.