- Period Georgian Farmhouse Conversion +
- Grade II Listed Character Features +
- Spacious Versatile Accommodation +
- 1900 Sq Ft Barn With Development Potential (STPP) +
- One-Acre Paddock Included +
- Mature Gardens And Hedging +
- Multiple Original Fireplaces +
Set along a peaceful country lane in the sought-after village of Nedging Tye, 1 & 2 Prospect House form an attractive pair of period properties, formerly part of a substantial Georgian farmhouse. Both homes retain a wealth of original character, including high ceilings, fireplaces and generously proportioned rooms, offering adaptable accommodation that sits comfortably within their rural surroundings.
The properties also benefit from a part-brick, part–timber-framed barn outbuilding with development potential (subject to planning permission), along with an adjacent paddock extending to approximately one acre. Together, they offer a rare opportunity for investment, enhancement or thoughtful redevelopment in a desirable village setting.
Prospect House is a Grade II listed property and was separated into two dwellings in the 1950s. Since this time, it has remained in the same family ownership.
Accommodation – No. 1 Prospect House
A spacious entrance hallway with a feature staircase leads to the principal ground-floor rooms. The lounge enjoys a handsome fireplace and double doors opening directly onto the gardens and veranda, creating a wonderful connection with the outdoor space. A large dining room also features an inset fireplace and double doors to the veranda, providing an excellent setting for entertaining.
To the end of the hallway is a practical shower room and utility area housing the oil-fired boiler. An inner hall with under-stair storage leads into the L-shaped kitchen, complete with pantry and access to a private rear courtyard.
On the first floor, a family bathroom sits on a split-landing staircase, with the remaining landing giving way to four bedrooms. Three are generous doubles, including the main bedroom with a period fireplace, while the fourth is ideal as a study.
Accommodation – No. 2 Prospect House
The entrance hall opens into a ground-floor wet room and a versatile study/reception room, offering flexibility for home-working or additional living space. A further door leads into an impressive sitting room with decorative fireplace, alcoves and cove lighting.
The cottage-style kitchen features exposed brick and timber, fitted units, a five-burner Kenwood cooker and space for appliances, complemented by a charming old baking oven. A latch door leads to the staircase, and a rear lobby opens to the courtyard.
Upstairs, the first landing serves a home office and bedroom three, a comfortable double with side aspect. Steps rise to the upper landing where bedrooms one and two are found, both with built-in storage and front-facing windows. The family bathroom includes a curved shower cubicle, bath, WC and wash basin.
No. 1 is approached via red iron gates opening onto a private driveway with ample parking, and enjoys a generous side garden laid mainly to lawn and framed by mature trees and hedging. No. 2 features a lawned rear garden enclosed by mature trees and hedging, along with a separate low-maintenance courtyard enclosed by brick walling, with parking available to the side.
As the two properties are being sold on a single title plan, there is scope for a prospective buyer to alter or redefine the boundaries to suit their requirements, subject to any necessary consents.