• Semi-detached house set in a village location +
• Close to well rated West Hoathly CofE primary school +
• Good transport links +
• Situated on the outskirts of Ashdown Forest with views of the Bluebell Railway +
• Walking distance to local amenities such as country pub, convenience store and Post Office +

Built around 1900, this beautifully updated semi-detached home blends period character with extensive modernisation, creating a warm and stylish family space. Properties on Hamsey Road are noted as being constructed between 1900 and 1929, giving this home its classic early 20th Century charm. Inside, the house has been thoughtfully refurbished to suit modern living, offering bright, welcoming rooms and a layout that works effortlessly for family life. Set in the heart of Sharpthorne, a friendly and picturesque village on the edge of the High Weald, the location is one of the home's greatest strengths. Sharpthorne is known for its tranquil rural atmosphere, community spirit, and beautiful surrounding countryside, making it an appealing place for families seeking both peace and convenience. With local amenities such as a convenience store, organic café, pub, post office and community spaces all within walking distance, everyday life here feels wonderfully easy and connected. This is a home that offers the best of old and new period heritage, modern comforts, and a superb village setting. Perfect for families, commuters or anyone wanting to enjoy a relaxed rural lifestyle while remaining close to excellent schools and transport links.

Room sizes:

• Entrance Hall
• Cloakroom
• Lounge: 17'4 x 12'5 (5.29m x 3.79m)
• Kitchen/Dining Room: 20'5 x 15'8 (6.23m x 4.78m)
• Sun Room: 15'4 x 8'3 (4.68m x 2.52m)
• Utility Room: 7'7 x 7'3 (2.31m x 2.21m)
• Landing
• Bedroom 1: 15'9 x 11'7 (4.80m x 3.53m)
• En-Suite Shower Room
• Bedroom 2: 15'0 x 12'7 (4.58m x 3.84m)
• Bathroom
• Landing
• Cloakroom
• Bedroom 3: 13'2 x 10'1 (4.02m x 3.08m)
• Bedroom 4: 9'8 x 6'4 (2.95m x 1.93m)