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£450,000
(£302/sq. ft)
3 bed detached house for saleMain Road, Hadlow Down TN22
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
1,491 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Private garden
Balcony
Single garage
Off street parking
Central heating
Double glazing
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This is such a great opportunity! A three-bedroom chalet bungalow with a village location, offering a private driveway, garage, secluded garden and views over fields from the master bedroom’s balcony.
A village home with heart
This three-bedroom detached chalet bungalow in Hadlow Down has been owned by the same family for 57 years. It’s one of those homes that’s been truly loved and cared for over the years, and is now ready for a new chapter. Built in the 1950s, it has a warm, homely feel and could be enjoyed just as it is with a lick of paint here and there. Alternatively, there is a world of possibilities to extend the dormer upstairs, expand the back of the house or replace the garage with a side extension – all subject to planning permission. With probate granted, there is no onward chain so you can get started asap.
Inside this welcoming home
Inside, the layout has a welcoming entrance hall with plenty of understairs storage and a nook for coats – handy after muddy walks in the woods and surrounding countryside. The neutral kitchen is in good condition and has two larder cupboards, plus a big picture window looking out over the garden. The fridge, freezer, oven and hob can all stay if you’d like them to, making moving day that little bit easier.
There’s a downstairs bedroom at the front of the house, overlooking the driveway, which could also make an excellent home office. There’s a downstairs WC, too, so there’s scope to make it an en-suite bathroom if you wanted to, subject to planning.
The lounge has an open fireplace behind the existing electric fire, with the potential to line it and install a log burner. From here, you move through to the dining area, where patio doors open straight onto the garden. The glass wall between the two spaces could potentially be removed to create a much larger lounge/diner.
Upstairs, the master has built-in wardrobes and the bedroom opens onto a large balcony with views across the fields. Add some garden seating and planting and you have the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. The second double bedroom has a built-in cupboard and a large window overlooking the front garden and driveway. There’s also an airing cupboard, and the original pink family bathroom remains in very good condition.
Garden, garage and workshop
The garden has been beautifully maintained and isn’t overlooked, with fields belonging to a local farmer stretching out behind it. At the front, there’s room to park around five cars, alongside a garage, bike/car port and workshop/storage space to the side.
Location
This home is in the centre of Hadlow Down village, less than a three-minute walk to the village hall, St Mark’s C of E Primary School and Wilderness Wood. Wilderness Wood offers a forest school, meditation sessions, arts and crafts workshops and a regular pop-up pizza van.
There’s also a bus stop right outside, with services to Buxted, Uckfield, Nutley and Sheffield Park, while Tinkers Park – home of the annual steam rally – is just a short walk away.
Lawton is a well-loved home with a great garden and plenty of possibilities, so book a viewing and we’ll happily show you around.
If you think Lawton might be the home for you, give us a call to arrange a viewing or drop Matt a WhatsApp on . We are open 7 days a week until late
This is such a great opportunity! A three-bedroom chalet bungalow with a village location, offering a private driveway, garage, secluded garden and views over fields from the master bedroom’s balcony.
A village home with heart
This three-bedroom detached chalet bungalow in Hadlow Down has been owned by the same family for 57 years. It’s one of those homes that’s been truly loved and cared for over the years, and is now ready for a new chapter. Built in the 1950s, it has a warm, homely feel and could be enjoyed just as it is with a lick of paint here and there. Alternatively, there is a world of possibilities to extend the dormer upstairs, expand the back of the house or replace the garage with a side extension – all subject to planning permission. With probate granted, there is no onward chain so you can get started asap.
Inside this welcoming home
Inside, the layout has a welcoming entrance hall with plenty of understairs storage and a nook for coats – handy after muddy walks in the woods and surrounding countryside. The neutral kitchen is in good condition and has two larder cupboards, plus a big picture window looking out over the garden. The fridge, freezer, oven and hob can all stay if you’d like them to, making moving day that little bit easier.
There’s a downstairs bedroom at the front of the house, overlooking the driveway, which could also make an excellent home office. There’s a downstairs WC, too, so there’s scope to make it an en-suite bathroom if you wanted to, subject to planning.
The lounge has an open fireplace behind the existing electric fire, with the potential to line it and install a log burner. From here, you move through to the dining area, where patio doors open straight onto the garden. The glass wall between the two spaces could potentially be removed to create a much larger lounge/diner.
Upstairs, the master has built-in wardrobes and the bedroom opens onto a large balcony with views across the fields. Add some garden seating and planting and you have the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. The second double bedroom has a built-in cupboard and a large window overlooking the front garden and driveway. There’s also an airing cupboard, and the original pink family bathroom remains in very good condition.
Garden, garage and workshop
The garden has been beautifully maintained and isn’t overlooked, with fields belonging to a local farmer stretching out behind it. At the front, there’s room to park around five cars, alongside a garage, bike/car port and workshop/storage space to the side.
Location
This home is in the centre of Hadlow Down village, less than a three-minute walk to the village hall, St Mark’s C of E Primary School and Wilderness Wood. Wilderness Wood offers a forest school, meditation sessions, arts and crafts workshops and a regular pop-up pizza van.
There’s also a bus stop right outside, with services to Buxted, Uckfield, Nutley and Sheffield Park, while Tinkers Park – home of the annual steam rally – is just a short walk away.
Lawton is a well-loved home with a great garden and plenty of possibilities, so book a viewing and we’ll happily show you around.
If you think Lawton might be the home for you, give us a call to arrange a viewing or drop Matt a WhatsApp on . We are open 7 days a week until late
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