High Street, Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32

GUIDE PRICE: £650,000 TO £695,000. A Grade II Listed village house of exceptional quality with great charm and character, lovingly restored and improved by its previous owners who specialised in conservation and restoration of period homes and maintained by the current owners to a high standard. This 4-bedroom home offers ample space for relaxation and day-to-day living.

Enjoying excellent, versatile accommodation over three floors, ideal for family use and entertaining. The ground floor presents a delightful refurbished dining room with heritage flooring and colour scheme to match which leads to the enlarged sitting room, which on its own measures over 440 sq. ft. in size, again with superb attention to detail having been refurbished sympathetically to the period. The bespoke kitchen has been designed to maximise the space and again has been crafted and fitted to the highest of standards and benefits from lovely dual aspect garden views.

The two upper floors are just as impressive with four double bedrooms and serviced by a luxury refitted shower room, again designed to reflect the period along with modern detail.

Externally, the property enjoys large, partly walled gardens with a lovely terrace adjacent to the kitchen and the remainder laid mainly to lawn with timber storage facilities to the rear boundary with a sense of calm and serenity not usually found in a High Street home.

Situated in the heart of the village, on the delightful High Street, within easy reach of all local amenities, which include a local store, artisan bakery, post office, chemist, dentist and doctors, two florists and two Inn's. The mainline station is within walking distance too and offers mainline services to London. Equally, for those requiring schooling, the popular village primary school is a very short walk away, the local college is a few minutes by car and there are a number of private schools in the vicinity as well. The property comes highly recommended by sole agents Freeman Forman.