2 bed semi-detached house for sale

Keepers Cottage, Mallions Lane, Staplefield, West Sussex RH17

Guide Price £575,000 to £600,000. This is more than a property – it’s a lifestyle opportunity for those dreaming of peaceful rural living, space to grow, and a setting that’s nothing short of magical.

If you've been waiting for the perfect opportunity to escape to the country, this could be it. With idyllic views in every direction, a generous third-of-an-acre plot including a charming woodland corner, and planning permission already in place for a substantial three-storey extension – this is a truly unique and exciting proposition.

Set at the end of a quiet country lane surrounded by open farmland, 1 Keepers Cottages is a picturesque two-bedroom semi-detached period home full of character and potential. Believed to date back to the early 1900s, it has been tastefully updated by the current owners to create this warm and welcoming home.

The refitted kitchen enjoys a dual aspect, with charming views over the secluded seating areas outside – the perfect spot for a morning coffee. From here, you step into the inviting living room, also dual aspect, featuring an open fireplace that sets the scene for cosy evenings in. Upstairs, the first floor hosts a generous double bedroom with stunning outlooks, along with a stylish refitted family bathroom. The top floor is home to the showstopping principal bedroom, boasting triple-aspect windows that frame breathtaking countryside views.

Beyond its current appeal, this home offers an exciting opportunity to reimagine the space entirely. Former planning approval (ref: DM/22/2897) detailed a stunning four-bedroom layout with open-plan living, a welcoming lounge, and a luxurious top-floor suite - a design that beautifully blends modern living with charm. While this permission has now expired, it highlights the potential this property holds.

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