• Popular Crowhurst village location +
• Crowhurst station within 1.2 miles +
• Long driveway approach +
• Farmhouse with many period features +
• Now in need of renovation +
• Superb collection of outbuildings +
• Ample garaging and workshops +
• Private natural gardens and grounds +
• Mature trees and shrubs +
• Three-arch former railway bridge +

An historic Grade II Listed farmhouse dating from the 14th century, set at the end of a long driveway with a comprehensive range of outbuildings, 14 acres and an impressive disused former railway bridge. The property has been in the same ownership for 60 years and refurbishment is now required.

Sampson House is a Grade II Listed period house, dating from the 14th century. There are many period features including exposed floorboards and oak timbering as well as inglenook fireplaces.
The elevations are brick, the first floor timber framed with plaster infill beneath a pitched tiled roof. The property is in need of renovation and the heating is part oil-fired with some electric wall mounted heaters.
The main features of the property include
• The front door opens to the entrance hall with brick tiled flooring. The drawing room has exposed floorboards and an unusual stone inglenook fireplace with oak bressummer beam and raised curved hearth.
• The sitting/dining room is double aspect with brick and stone inglenook fireplace with bressummer beam and fitted wood burning stove. Secondary staircase to first floor.
• The kitchen has a stainless steel sink unit with drainer to the side inset into work surfaces with cupboards beneath, and a range of pine units; four-ring electric hob with extractor above, twin Bosch oven with grill. There is a doorway to the utility room/rear hall with plumbing for washing and drying machines and space for an American-style fridge freezer. Saloon doors to the larder, and doors to the outside and inner hall.
• There is a good-sized study with a square bay window to the side.
• Bathroom fitted with walk-in bath, WC and pedestal wash basin.
• Staircase to first floor with understairs cupboard. The master bedroom has beautiful period exposed wide oak floorboards, a brick fireplace with oak bressummer beam, window to the front overlooking the garden. Door to the en suite Jack and Jill shower room with double tiled shower cubicle, WC, wash basin inset into vanity unit.
• There are four further bedrooms on the first floor, two of which are approached from the secondary staircase and one with an airing cupboard housing the Megaflow hot water cylinder. • From the bathroom there is a concealed door behind a mirror with an additional security door to an excellent attic room which runs the full length of the house. At one end is a fitted antique desk with cupboards and drawers to the side and additional shelving at the other end of the room with windows. There is a vaulted ceiling and electric wall-mounted heating.