• DETACHED FOUR BEDROOM FAMILY HOME +
• NO ONWARD CHAIN +
• KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM +
• GARDEN ASPECT LOUNGE/DINING ROOM WITH WOOD BURNER +
• SET IN GROUNDS OF APPROACHING 1 ACRE PLUS WOODLAND +
• POPULAR SEMI RURAL LOCATION +
• DRIVEWAY AND PARKING FOR NUMEROUS VEHICLES +
• NUMEROUS OUTBUILDINGS +
• IN NEED OF SOME MODERNISATION +

Guide Price £875,000 - £900,000 Freehold This detached four bedroom family home is situated within a semi rural setting, surrounded by mature trees, gardens, numerous outbuildings and with its own 1 acre woodland. Originally built sometime during the 19th century as the carpenter's workshop for neighbouring Danehurst , the property is believed to have been converted into it's present form in the 1960's. The property is in need of some updating and improvement. Called Hammer House as the previous owner used the property as a second home and at weekends when the family visited they would hear the sound of ‘Hammering’ so the children named the property Hammer House! Offering 3-4 bedrooms, 2-3 reception rooms. Arranged over two floors with the majority of the accommodation on the ground floor. Entrance hall, leading to: dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room with a range of base units and work surfaces over, wall units, space for appliances, double oven set into housing, separate utility room, study and lounge/dining room with garden views, wood burner and sliding patio doors leading to the terrace. To finish the ground floor there are two large double bedrooms both with en suite shower rooms and a further family bathroom. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a large landing. A particular feature of the property are the extensive grounds, predominately south facing with mature trees and shrubs, with various outbuildings and workshops. There is also an area of woodland opposite approaching 1 acre (tbc). Driveway providing ample parking flanked by mature trees, shrubs and wild flowers. The property occupies an enviable elevated position enjoying far reaching views across neighbouring farmland and countryside to the South Downs and beyond. Warmed by Oil fired central heating.

EPC Rating: D