Tottingworth Park, Broad Oak, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8UJ (不能交易)
Tottingworth Park, Broad Oak, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8UJ, 伦敦, 英格兰, 英国
楼盘类型 : 单独家庭住宅
楼盘设计 : N/A
建筑面积 : 14,395 ft² / 1,337 m²
占地面积 : N/A
卧室 : 11
浴室 : 0
浴室(企缸) : 0
MLS#: N/A
楼盘简介
Location
Broad Oak is a small village within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering amenities including a village hall and a general store with post office. Heathfield (about 2 miles) has a good range of shops including supermarkets, a post office, butcher, greengrocer, hardware store and a selection of cafes and restaurants. A weekly market sells meat, fish and baked goods alongside general, antiques and collectibles stalls. A wider range of high street retailers, leisure and entertainment facilities are available in Tunbridge Wells (about 14.2 miles to the north) and Eastbourne (about 17.7 miles to the south).
State and private schools: There is a primary school at Punnetts Town, and many well-regarded schools in the area include St Ronan’s, Marlborough House and Vinehall preparatory schools and independent secondaries at Upper Dicker, Goudhurst, Benenden, Bodiam, Battle and Eastbourne.
Communications: The A21 lies about 9 miles to the east along the A265, providing direct access to the south coast and linking to the M25 to the north and thereby to the national motorway networks, Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the Channel Tunnel terminus.
Description
Oak Hall is an imposing country house with a rich history and enjoys an attractive setting within its extensive gardens and grounds on a south facing slope amidst the rolling Sussex countryside.
The characterful accommodation benefits from grand proportions, with high ceilings and generous room sizes, and period features including attractive fireplaces, extensive parquet flooring, decorative coving, dado and picture rails, wood panel internal doors and moulded architraves.
The principal rooms are orientated to take advantage of the wonderful views to the south whilst all rooms benefit from an outlook over the picturesque grounds.
The property features a striking double-height great hall with oak panelling, an oak balustraded minstrels’ gallery, a large composite window to the front and a fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. The dual-aspect drawing room features oak panelling, parquet flooring and a stone fireplace. The room incorporates an area forming part of a small ‘tower’ to the southeast corner of the house offering an ideal vantage point from which to enjoy the delightful outlook over the gardens to the landscape beyond. The light-filled sitting room with an attractive fireplace and French windows opens out to the garden with an expanse of windows to each side.
The property also has a quadruple-aspect dining room with an elegant marble fireplace, a library with fitted bookshelves and a spiral staircase leading down to the lower ground floor.
The kitchen/breakfast room has painted units under the granite worktops, an island unit incorporating a four-oven Aga, a vegetable sink and integrated appliances including a dishwasher, five-ring gas hob, a fridge and freezer.
A separate utility/boot room fitted with high gloss units and an integrated electric oven also has space for laundry appliances and a door out to the side.
The principal bedroom suite comprises two large double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a walk-in closet and a sitting room incorporating the tower, with uninterrupted southerly views from the bedrooms and sitting room.
There are three further double bedrooms, one with a dressing room, a single bedroom, two bathrooms, a storage room and loft storage on the first floor.
The second floor has a flexible layout, currently offering a one bedroom staff flat, four further double bedrooms, one with a door out to a roof terrace at the top of the tower, a kitchen, two bathrooms and extensive loft storage space.
Outside
The property is approached from the road over a long sweeping carriage driveway leading to turning and parking areas in front of the detached garages. A spur leads off the driveway to pass through a carriage porch giving access to the front door. The grounds surround the house on all sides, with an area of mature woodland sheltering the house to the north, beyond which a grassland field extends to the boundary.
The remaining park-like grounds comprise sweeping lawns interspersed with established specimen trees and further lightly wooded areas towards the boundaries. A generous flagstone terrace lies to the eastern side of the house, sheltered to the north and east by a mellow brick wall clad with climbers and offering a wonderful vantage point from which to survey the verdant surroundings and views beyond, as well as providing a lovely environment for outdoor living and entertaining.
Well-stocked border beds give seasonal colour and interest around the house whilst tucked away to the southwest of the house is a pond overlooked by a secret garden with twin summer houses. To the side of the house a former tennis court has been imaginatively converted to create an enclosed fruit and vegetable garden with a greenhouse and tractor shed above.
Directions
From central Tunbridge Wells, take the A267 south towards Mayfield and Heathfield. Go past the first turning into Mayfield village, continuing on to the roundabout, then taking the first exit, also signposted to the village. Take the right turn at the sharp left-hand bend into Knowle Hill, which then becomes Newick Lane. Follow this lane to the end where a left turn will take you to Broad Oak along the A265. Once you leave Broad Oak, the entrance to Oak Hall can be found after about 0.4 miles on the right-hand side.
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Broad Oak is a small village within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering amenities including a village hall and a general store with post office. Heathfield (about 2 miles) has a good range of shops including supermarkets, a post office, butcher, greengrocer, hardware store and a selection of cafes and restaurants. A weekly market sells meat, fish and baked goods alongside general, antiques and collectibles stalls. A wider range of high street retailers, leisure and entertainment facilities are available in Tunbridge Wells (about 14.2 miles to the north) and Eastbourne (about 17.7 miles to the south).
State and private schools: There is a primary school at Punnetts Town, and many well-regarded schools in the area include St Ronan’s, Marlborough House and Vinehall preparatory schools and independent secondaries at Upper Dicker, Goudhurst, Benenden, Bodiam, Battle and Eastbourne.
Communications: The A21 lies about 9 miles to the east along the A265, providing direct access to the south coast and linking to the M25 to the north and thereby to the national motorway networks, Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the Channel Tunnel terminus.
Description
Oak Hall is an imposing country house with a rich history and enjoys an attractive setting within its extensive gardens and grounds on a south facing slope amidst the rolling Sussex countryside.
The characterful accommodation benefits from grand proportions, with high ceilings and generous room sizes, and period features including attractive fireplaces, extensive parquet flooring, decorative coving, dado and picture rails, wood panel internal doors and moulded architraves.
The principal rooms are orientated to take advantage of the wonderful views to the south whilst all rooms benefit from an outlook over the picturesque grounds.
The property features a striking double-height great hall with oak panelling, an oak balustraded minstrels’ gallery, a large composite window to the front and a fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. The dual-aspect drawing room features oak panelling, parquet flooring and a stone fireplace. The room incorporates an area forming part of a small ‘tower’ to the southeast corner of the house offering an ideal vantage point from which to enjoy the delightful outlook over the gardens to the landscape beyond. The light-filled sitting room with an attractive fireplace and French windows opens out to the garden with an expanse of windows to each side.
The property also has a quadruple-aspect dining room with an elegant marble fireplace, a library with fitted bookshelves and a spiral staircase leading down to the lower ground floor.
The kitchen/breakfast room has painted units under the granite worktops, an island unit incorporating a four-oven Aga, a vegetable sink and integrated appliances including a dishwasher, five-ring gas hob, a fridge and freezer.
A separate utility/boot room fitted with high gloss units and an integrated electric oven also has space for laundry appliances and a door out to the side.
The principal bedroom suite comprises two large double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a walk-in closet and a sitting room incorporating the tower, with uninterrupted southerly views from the bedrooms and sitting room.
There are three further double bedrooms, one with a dressing room, a single bedroom, two bathrooms, a storage room and loft storage on the first floor.
The second floor has a flexible layout, currently offering a one bedroom staff flat, four further double bedrooms, one with a door out to a roof terrace at the top of the tower, a kitchen, two bathrooms and extensive loft storage space.
Outside
The property is approached from the road over a long sweeping carriage driveway leading to turning and parking areas in front of the detached garages. A spur leads off the driveway to pass through a carriage porch giving access to the front door. The grounds surround the house on all sides, with an area of mature woodland sheltering the house to the north, beyond which a grassland field extends to the boundary.
The remaining park-like grounds comprise sweeping lawns interspersed with established specimen trees and further lightly wooded areas towards the boundaries. A generous flagstone terrace lies to the eastern side of the house, sheltered to the north and east by a mellow brick wall clad with climbers and offering a wonderful vantage point from which to survey the verdant surroundings and views beyond, as well as providing a lovely environment for outdoor living and entertaining.
Well-stocked border beds give seasonal colour and interest around the house whilst tucked away to the southwest of the house is a pond overlooked by a secret garden with twin summer houses. To the side of the house a former tennis court has been imaginatively converted to create an enclosed fruit and vegetable garden with a greenhouse and tractor shed above.
Directions
From central Tunbridge Wells, take the A267 south towards Mayfield and Heathfield. Go past the first turning into Mayfield village, continuing on to the roundabout, then taking the first exit, also signposted to the village. Take the right turn at the sharp left-hand bend into Knowle Hill, which then becomes Newick Lane. Follow this lane to the end where a left turn will take you to Broad Oak along the A265. Once you leave Broad Oak, the entrance to Oak Hall can be found after about 0.4 miles on the right-hand side.
