More than 700 years old

The property was in a state of disrepair when our clients acquired it over 40 years ago, and has since been the subject of careful and sympathetic restoration and improvement, creating a wonderful home, benefiting from a number of original features including a wealth of exposed timbers, some original internal doors and a handsome inglenook

in the sitting room.

The farmhouse is typical of the Sussex vernacular style, characterised by part tile hung, timber framed elevations under a tiled roof.

The Courtyard

Lying to the west of the house is a beautiful courtyard and parking area, around which are sited a number of other buildings and lean-to store rooms.

The Cottage: The Cottage is single storey, surmounted by a clock tower and has recently been the subject of refurbishment by the current owners. The accommodation comprises a sitting room with vaulted ceiling and woodburning stove, vaulted bedroom, kitchen with range of fitted units and space for appliances, and a shower room with shower cubicle, basin and WC.

Garaging: With two sets of double doors opening to two bays, and an adjoining workshop area.

Stabling: Currently comprising two loose boxes, a store room with additional rafter storage and a tack room.

The Barn: Attractively constructed of timber frame with herringbone pattern brick infill and a tiled roof, with power connected, double doors and a dove cote over.

Viewing: Strictly by appointment with joint agents Strutt & Parker telephone 01273 475411 or Batcheller Monkhouse telephone 01444 453181.