Key features
- Three double bedrooms
- Garage + two parking spaces
- Access to over 75 acres of woodland, lakes and meadows
- Rural location
- Forming part of the Possingworth Estate
- Arranged over three floors
- Private garden area
- Full of character
- Unlisted, Victorian building
- Excellent condition throughout
Full property description
***Guide price of £400,000-£425,000***
Welcome to this charming property located in the picturesque Possingworth Close, Cross In Hand.
Situated in a beautiful semi-rural location, this property forms part of the esteemed Possingworth Estate which offers access to over 75 acres of woodland, meadows, and lakes that are part of this historic area.
This delightful maisonette boasts one reception room, three double bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a dining room and a well-appointed bathroom, making it a perfect home for a small family or those seeking a rural retreat.
Imagine taking leisurely strolls through the beautiful surroundings, immersing yourself in the nature right at your doorstep.
Originally a Victorian-era Granary, this home exudes character and history, adding to it's unique charm.
The private garden/patio area provides a lovely outdoor space where you can relax, entertain guests, or indulge in some gardening activities.
Convenience is key with a garage and two parking spaces included, you will always have somewhere safe for guests to park and additional storage space in the garage.
This property offers a blend of comfort, character, and natural beauty. Don't miss the opportunity to make this stunning home your own slice of countryside paradise.
Cross-in-Hand
Cross-in-Hand is a small village located to the west of Heathfield, within the Wealden District of East Sussex.
The village has great links to Heathfield, Uckfield and Tunbridge Wells.
The village benefits from independent shops including a bakery and furniture shops. Additionally, other facilities include a village hall as well as local Rugby, Bowls and Tennis clubs.
Interestingly, the English Place-Name Society believe the earliest reference to the village was in 1547 as Cruce Manus, the Latin for Cross-in-Hand.
By 1597 the village was known as Crosse atte Hand and by 165
Sitting Room 3.84 x 3.82 (12'7" x 12'6")
Kitchen 3.81 x 1.89 (12'5" x 6'2")
Bedroom 4.01 x 2.76 (13'1" x 9'0")
Bedroom 7.01 x 3.96 (22'11" x 12'11")
Bedroom 3.92 x 2.91 (12'10" x 9'6")
Garage 4.92 x 3.39 (16'1" x 11'1")
Council tax band-C-£2208 Per annum