• 3 Double Bedrooms +
• 2 Bathrooms +
• 1 Floor for Master Bedroom +
• Ensuite +
• Private Garden with a separate Paddock Garden +
• Period Features Throughout +
• 1 Minute Walk To Cowden Mainline Train Station With Direct Trains To London Bridge +
• Own private paddock, potential to build a log cabin or home office STPC +
• Within the catchment area of Kent’s top performing schools +
• Council Tax Band E +

Situated in an area of outstanding beauty but 1 minute walk from the mainline train station linking to London in 47 mins. Ideal for commuters that want a country retreat. You enter the cottage into a welcoming sitting room, a generous and well-balanced space. This room immediately sets the tone for the house, offering a cosy yet elegant atmosphere with the feature working fireplace, ideal for relaxing or entertaining and comfortably accommodates both seating and furniture.  The home flows seamlessly into the impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room, which truly forms the heart of the house. Blending classic country style with practical family living, this beautifully light space is enhanced by Velux windows and a large window overlooking the rear garden, creating a bright and uplifting atmosphere throughout the day. At its centre sits a striking traditional electric range cooker, framed by a tiled splash back and a contemporary extractor hood, giving the space both character and presence. Open shelving provides display space for cookware and ceramics, while a mix of freestanding and fitted cabinetry offers ample storage, all complemented by warm wooden worktops. A charming Belfast sink sits beneath the garden-facing window, perfectly positioned to enjoy views of the terrace and greenery beyond. With space for integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, which can be neatly incorporated, and there is excellent worktop space for everyday cooking and entertaining alike. The dining area comfortably accommodates a large table, making it an ideal space for family meals, gatherings and relaxed entertaining. Direct access to the terrace and garden allows the indoors to flow effortlessly outside, perfect for summer dining and enjoying the peaceful rural setting.  Continuing through the 1st floor offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Both rooms are generously sized, filled with natural light and both have featured fireplaces adding character to each room. The family bathroom a modern well equipped space with a shower over the bath, WC and wash basin. The second floor is dedicated to the third double bedroom, creating a private retreat ideal for guests or a principal suite. This room benefits from ample built-in storage for added convenience and its own en-suite bathroom, making excellent use of the space while maintaining comfort and privacy. The ensuite is beautifully tiled with a modern finish providing a WC, wash basin and shower over bath. The outdoor areas are a true highlight of Railway Cottage. The main garden is beautifully arranged, tiered and bathed in sunlight, offering a variety of spaces for relaxation, play, and entertaining. Beyond this, the property further benefits from a detached, fenced paddock and a wildflower meadow garden, providing a wonderful sense of space and opportunity for a range of uses. A charming summer house sits within the meadow, perfect for enjoying long summer days while taking in the peaceful rural surroundings. EPC E Council Tax Band E The property would make a wonderful family home, an early viewing is highly recommended in order to appreciate the overall appeal, size of the property and stunning rural feel. Set in a peaceful rural position between the popular villages of Mark Beech and Cowden. Surrounded by open countryside and close to village pubs, amenities and Cowden mainline station, the property combines rural tranquillity with everyday convenience. Cowden is a small village with an old high street made up of Grade II listed cottages and houses. The village consists of a church, pub, playing field and pavilion surrounded by countryside. Cowden has a mainline railway station on the London Bridge to Uckfield line. London Bridge: 48 minutes, London Victoria: 56 minutes. Parts of the parish straddle the river which forms the border with East Sussex and Surrey where the three counties meet. Surrounding towns include Tunbridge Wells & Edenbridge.  Edenbridge is a small market town with a medieval high street surrounded by countryside with a selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Recreational amenities in the area include a leisure centre with swimming pool, golf courses and a number of local National Trust properties. Edenbridge benefits from two mainline train stations offering services to London. The M25 can be easily accessed at either junction 6 (Godstone) or junction 5 (Sevenoaks). Gatwick airport is about 18 miles and the Channel Tunnel about 65 miles allowing easy access to the Continent.M25 Godstone (J6) 10 miles Oxted 8 miles, Sevenoaks 12 miles, Tunbridge Wells 13 miles, East Grinstead 10 miles