• Country house set in 0.7 Acres +
• A further 4.3 acre field is available by separate negotiation +
• Flexible accommodation extending over 4,000 sq. ft +
• 5 reception rooms - including sitting and drawing room +
• Farmhouse kitchen with Aga +
• Principal bedroom with dressing room and en-suite +
• Separate annexe +
• 3 further bedrooms +
• Second access to property enhancing privacy +
• Set in peaceful and rural setting +

A delightful coach house and converted Victorian stables with extensive, flexible accommodation and plenty of potential for renovation or development, set in a peaceful rural position just outside the bustling village community of Billingshurst. A further 4.3 acre field is available by separate negotiation.

Stable Cottage is a splendid period residence, converted from a coach house and Victorian stable block and offering more than 4,000 square feet of flexible living space. The accommodation retains various attractive original details and could benefit from modernisation in places, but offers the potential for use as one large family house or as a main home with separate, self-contained accommodation.
The main entrance to the home leads to the well-proportioned sitting room, which has a triple aspect, including west-facing French doors opening to the beautiful rear garden. The room has a handsome feature wall with exposed brick and timber framing, a fireplace and plenty of space for a family seating area. Stairs lead from the sitting room to the first floor, where there are three double bedrooms, including the large principal bedroom with its dressing room and en suite bathroom. The first floor landing also has access to a family bathroom.
Off the ground-floor entrance hall there is also a utility room and a shower room, plus a formal dining room and the generous kitchen and breakfast room with its exposed brickwork and beams, farmhouse-style fitted units, central island and Aga, as well as modern Bosch integrated appliances and French doors to the garden.
A rear hallway connects the kitchen and breakfast room to the comfortable drawing room, which provides the connection between the two ground-floor living areas. It features French doors opening to the garden, as well as double doors to the second kitchen and open-plan living area, which has a light and airy feel with its vaulted ceiling and exposed timber eaves. The central stove with its brick-built guard and stone hearth divides the room, with a large seating and dining area to one side and a well-equipped kitchen with wooden units and integrated appliances to the other. Stairs lead to a mezzanine level, where there is a bedroom or study area with skylights and eaves storage. Further rooms, plus a family bathroom, can be found to the north end of the property, beyond the open-plan kitchen and sitting area. They include an office with a kitchenette, which could be converted to a bedroom with an en suite bathroom.