A beautifully presented Grade II Listed cottage located in the highly sought-after Ticehurst Village. This charming attached property offers accommodation across three floors and is full of character throughout.

To the front, a picket gate opens onto a pretty, stoned garden with a pathway leading to the front door. The ground floor comprises an entrance porch, a delightful sitting room featuring an exposed brick wall and wood burner, and a kitchen/breakfast room with direct access to the rear garden.
On the first floor, you’ll find a recently updated bathroom and a double bedroom enjoying countryside views to the south. A second double bedroom is located on the top floor, also benefiting from far-reaching rear views.

Externally, the property boasts a long courtyard garden to the rear, beautifully stocked with mature shrubs and plant borders, and a decked seating area at the far end—perfect for enjoying the countryside views and outdoor entertaining.
There is a period outbuilding currently serving as a utility room, complete with fitted units, space for a washing machine, and electricity. The property also offers potential for a rear extension, subject to the necessary planning consent. There is convenient on-street parking directly opposite the property, providing easy access.

Ticehurst village is popular with families and enjoys a thriving local community with activities to suit all ages from the Village Hall and Club, Dale Hill Golf Course, Scout group, Gardeners’ Association, Womens’ Institute and recreation ground. Local amenities include a general store with post office, pharmacy, greengrocer, dry cleaner, café, artisan bakery, florist, art gallery, several public houses and good bus services.

Wadhurst (approximately 3.7 miles) offers a wider selection of shops and more comprehensive leisure and shopping opportunities can be found in Tunbridge Wells (approximately 10.8 miles). Being the only spa town in the Southeast of England, Tunbridge Wells offers elegant architecture and extensive cultural, entertainment and shopping attractions, including theatres, cafés and restaurants, national retailers and characterful independent shops on the High Street and historic Pantiles.

Mainline rail services: Stongegate station (approximately 3.4 miles) Wadhurst (approximately 5.1 miles) has services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street from 1 hour 4 minutes, with journey times to Tunbridge Wells, en route to London, from 8 minutes. Communications: The A21, approximately 2 miles, provides links to the M25 and thereby to the national motorway network, Gatwick and Heathrow Airports and the Channel Tunnel terminal.