• Between Sedlescombe and Westfield villages +
• Battle mainline station about 4.8 miles +
• Former coach house +
• Well proportioned accommodation +
• Light and spacious dining/sunroom +
• First floor mezzanine sleeping/study area +
• Separate annexe with Air BnB potential +
• Ample parking +
• Space for double garage, subject to planning consent +
• Large courtyard and area of lawned garden +

Guide Price £950,000 - £975,000
A handsome and intriguing Arts & Crafts style detached family house of 3,855 ft2, part of which is a separate annexe, and situated on a ridge overlooking the AONB of the Brede valley, in a country location with a detached studio/conservatory in the garden together with 0.48 of an acre.
NO ONWARD CHAIN

A handsome and intriguing Arts & Crafts style detached house (3,855ft2), originally converted from a former coach house to Westfield Place and benefiting from well-proportioned rooms with high ceilings.
The elevations are colourwashed brick beneath a tiled roof which was retiled in 2008, together with a brick and tile oast roundel, originally built as a harness room.
There is oil-fired central heating.
Wheel House provides wonderful accommodation for a family, part of which is a separate annexe, ideal for a relative/office/Air BnB. There is also a useful detached Studio/Conservatory in the garden, ideal as an office, gymnasium, or evening drinks.
The main features of the property are:
• Original front door (currently redundant) opens to a spacious T-shaped hall with bookshelves and door to the dining room/sun room. Cloak/shower room with walk-in tiled shower cubicle, basin with cupboard beneath, and WC.
• The useful study is panelled to half height.
• The well-proportioned drawing room features a brick fireplace with an imposing wooden surround and mantelpiece with inset mirror; range of bookshelves and a wood strip floor.
• From the drawing room there is a door to the annexe accommodation coloured pink on the floorplan and comprising a sun porch with door to the courtyard; fitted kitchen; shower room; roundel sitting room with staircase to roundel bedroom 5.
• The dining room/sunroom was created in 2020 by the present owners with a travertine tiled floor, skylight and bifold doors along the front elevation opening onto the paved south-facing courtyard. This room has become the hub of the house, being adjacent to the kitchen. • The kitchen/breakfast room 26’4 x 15’5 overall with terracotta tiled floor, twin stainless steel sinks set in granite work surfaces with old pine cupboards and drawers beneath, plumbing for dishwasher. Professional Rangemaster cooker with extractor hood above. Space for upright American-style fridge freezer. Central island unit with cupboards and storage space for a microwave beneath. Bookshelves. Wide entrance through to the dining/family room and door to a side boot room with space for coats, wellington boots, etc, and door to the courtyard.