A Spacious And Beautifully Converted Former Chapel Situated Close To The Centre Of This Historic Vil

A spacious and beautifully converted former chapel situated close to the centre of this historic village.

Dining hall, Sitting room, Kitchen/breakfast room, Cloakroom, Family room.
4 bedroom suites, Shower room.
Drive for parking, Double garage, Garden, Store room.
Property
The chapel was a former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel which was built in 1857 and has been converted into a wonderful detached family home. It offers adaptable accommodation as part of it could be used as an annexe. Steps lead up to the front door which opens into the dining hall, which has a wooden floor. From here staircases go up to the first floor and down to the lower ground floor, which could be an annexe. The sitting room is well proportioned with a fireplace and an attractive view. Beyond is a guest bedroom with bifold doors opening to a balcony and a well -appointed shower room. The kitchen/breakfast room has fitted wall and floor units, tile floor, wooden work surfaces, fridge, a Stoves with oven, pan drawer and 5 gas rings. There is also a cloakroom and a side lobby.

On the first floor the spacious landing has a linen cupboard and access to an attic. There are 2 further bedroom suites equally well appointed and one has a range of built in wardrobes.

On the lower ground floor is an inner lobby with shower room, boiler room and store room. Beyond is a family room with tiled floor, storage cupboards, door to garden and kitchen units and a fridge. Bedroom 4 has a door to the garden and an en-suite shower room.

Outside
There is a brick paved drive for parking in front of the double garage with electric up and over door, side door and plumbing. The garden is enclosed by hedging and fencing with a paved terrace and lawn at the front and a further lawn with borders, fruit trees and a garden store to the rear.

Tenure, Local Authorities and Services
Freehold. East Sussex County Council: [hidden information]. Wealden District Council [hidden information]. Council tax band E. EPC band D. All main services. Gas fired central heating.
Local Amenities
Hartfield is renowned for its connections to Winnie the Pooh and has a number of local amenities including a village shop, tea-room and public house. For a more extensive range of shopping, educational and transport facilities Forest Row, East Grinstead, Tunbridge Wells and Crowborough are close by. Nearby Ashdown Forest is a great place for walking and enjoying spectacular views over the Sussex countryside. There is an extensive selection of excellent schools in the area including the village primary, Michael Hall, Cumnor House, Greenfields and Brambletye.

Directions
In Forest Row head towards Hartfield on the B2110. Just before the pinch point on the road the house will be found on the left.

Communications
There are mainline railway stations at East Grinstead (Victoria/London Bridge) and at Tunbridge Wells (Cannon Street/Charing Cross) as well as Cowden and Ashurst. Gatwick is about 17 miles distant and the M25 is about 19 miles.