Greenboughs is a charming Grade II Listed property, believed to date back to the late 16th or early 17th century. Outside there are charming part-tiled elevations, while inside there are four bedrooms and a wealth of original details, including exposed timber beams and impressive fireplaces.

The main reception room is the generous sitting room, which has a double-aspect, wooden flooring and a grand inglenook fireplace. The ground floor also has a formal dining room and a well-equipped double-aspect kitchen with fitted units and vaulted ceiling.

There are two double bedrooms on the first floor, including the principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom. The second bedroom has its own dressing area, while there is also a shower room. Two separate staircases lead to further bedrooms on the second floor, both of which have access to eaves storage.

Outside

The house is set in a splendid country garden with an array of wildflowers and views across the surrounding fields and golf course. The gravel driveway is at the rear and offers plenty of parking space plus access to the detached, timber-framed carport and outbuilding. The garden is mostly to the side and front and faces southeast, welcoming plenty of sunlight throughout the day. It includes well-maintained lawns and colourful border beds with a wealth of perennials and established shrubs. There are also borders of hedgerow, fencing and mature trees.

Situation

The property is set just outside the small village of Little Horsted and within easy reach of the popular town of Uckfield. Little Horsted has a parish church and a primary school, while Uckfield provides a choice of shops, supermarkets and leisure facilities. There is also a choice of schooling in the town including primary and secondary schools, while the independent Annan School is nearby in Eason’s Green. The area is well connected by road, with the A22 nearby providing routes towards Eastbourne and the coast, and the A26 providing access towards Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells, as well as south to Lewes. Uckfield’s mainline station offers regular services to London Bridge, taking an hour and 20 minutes.

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