A Stunning Small Estate on the Edge of Royal Tunbridge Wells.

For Sale- a stunning small estate on the edge of Royal Tunbridge Wells.

The Coach House at Grovehurst is an impressive family house comprising a stylishly converted coach house with light and adaptable accommodation, together with a separate property providing further work/ living space.

There are formal and informal gardens that include an impressive walled garden, all within a secure private compound.

The Coach House has rendered elevations under a pitched, tiled slate roof surmounted by a copla with working clock.

The accommodation of over 4000 sq ft has a large open-plan vaulted drawing room and sitting room with double-sided fire partially bisecting the room. There is a huge kitchen breakfast room and dining area enjoying a dual aspect and having views over the walled garden. The kitchen area has an island, work surfaces, all the usual appliances, and a pantry. There are plenty of cupboards, and a separate utility room and boot room.

There is a study/occasional bedroom with a staircase leading to bedroom 6.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom is stunning, featuring a separate dressing area and en-suite shower room. There are four further bedrooms and two further bedrooms.

Adjacent to the Coach House, and across a vast paved courtyard, is The Wood House. This property contains an impressive oak-panelled study/library, a secondary kitchen, and work shop. On the first floor, there is a cinema room, sitting room, bedroom and bathroom. This building can also be used as a separate office for at least seven people.

Both properties benefit from an extensive solar panel system generating over 50% of the annual electricity needs. First class security with cameras on all access points.

Features of the property

Flexible modern living
Multi-generational
Well presented, light-filled accommodation
Stunning walled gardens
Good security
Solar panels
65,000 litres of water storage

Mains gas, water and electricity.

Planning: Prospective purchasers are advised that they should make their own enquiries of the local planning authority.