1 Bed Bungalow, London Road, TN19

The annexe, which has been beautifully converted, benefits from a wealth of period features and includes a good-sized double-aspect sitting room, a vaulted ceiling with floor-to-ceiling windows to the front, and a lovely exposed stone wall. A well-appointed kitchen/diner with a good range of modern wall and base units, granite worksurfaces and splashbacks above, and a door leading to the garden. A wet room on the ground floor and a mezzanine double bedroom with a good-sized storage cupboard and eaves storage.


Professional couples are welcome but a rent adjustment may be added to the negotiation. Pets will be considered. The property is well suited to dogs but maybe not cats.


All bills are included in the price, including council tax (band-B), water, fibre broadband, TV licence, and gas electricity. The annexe benefits from its own serviced boiler and underfloor heating. The rental has recently been adjusted to reflect the cost of increasing energy. Note the annexe will be under a lodger agreement. Moving forward will be subject to tenant referencing checks. 


The annexe has its own white goods including an oven and gas hob, washing machine, and tall fridge freezer. It is fully furnished with a double bed, sofa, dining table, chests and cabinets and TV. A microwave, kettle, toaster and kitchenware are also available. 


Outside are double-close board gates which give access to a large gravelled driveway with shared parking. Shared access to a private garden which has a good-sized terrace for outdoor entertaining. Note the garden is undergoing some TLC and hopefully should be much improved during spring and summer.


Dating from the 1780s, the barn conversion is a very attractive Grade II listed attached stone barn, which was converted in the 1970s and has been much improved including the conversion of this self-contained annexe.


The property is situated in the centre of Hurst Green village, which offers a range of local amenities including a village store, restaurants, farm shop, village hall, social club, garden centres, and primary school. The towns of Battle and Tunbridge Wells are within 7½ miles and 15½ miles respectively and each offers a comprehensive range of facilities and services. For the commuter, Etchingham mainline station lies just over 1½ miles from the property and provides a regular and direct service to London Bridge and Charing Cross in about 1¼ hours, and the A21 links with the M25 and coastal routes.


The area enjoys the beautiful surrounding countryside and there are many recreational and sporting facilities close by including Bewl Water Reservoir, reputedly the largest area of inland water in the South East, Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest and National Trust sites.