Location

Situated in High Weald National Landscape, Clock House is conveniently located within 2 miles of Crowborough town centre. Crowborough enjoys a good selection of supermarkets, including Waitrose, Lidl and Morrisons, there is a good selection of cafés, restaurants, Boots chemist, hairdressers and barbers, pubs and variety of independent shops; there is good choice of primary schools in Crowborough and The Beacon Academy at secondary level. The town benefits from a Leisure Centre and the private golf at The Beacon Golf Course, approximately 1.5 miles.

The surrounding countryside includes the historic Ashdown Forest known the world over as the home of 'Winnie the Pooh’ and one of the largest free public spaces in the South East of England. This ancient area of open heathland is the highest sandy ridge-top in the High Weald National Landscape.

Tunbridge Wells, approximately 8 miles, provides further comprehensive shopping, recreational and entertainment facilities with a wide variety of independent and national restaurants, cafés, bars, cinema (at Knights Park), two theatres, Amelia Scott Civic Centre and mainline station.

Additional Schools: Preparatory schools include Holmewood House in Langton Green, Skippers Hill in Five Ashes, Cumnor House in Danehill and co-ed senior options in Sevenoaks, Eastbourne, Upper Dicker (Bedes) and Brighton, as well as Tonbridge for boys and Mayfield School for girls.
All distances are approximate.

Description

Starting with an exceptional location, at the end of Warren Road, with bridleway access and views across to the Ashdown Forest, this purchase is an exciting opportunity to complete a part finished development project, aiming to create a very large and impressive, luxury detached family home.

The property has currently been through a significant enlargement and redesign from the original country estate, clock house building, incorporating a large modern extension, which is cleverly tied in to part of the original building, with both the new and the old elements featuring large sheet windows and sandstone block walls, inside and out. The feeling of light and space is very impressive to behold and highlights of note include the massive combined kitchen, dining and living area covering a width of 56 ft, as well as the hugely spacious principal bedroom suite, complete with a balcony and two dressing rooms, a bathroom and a shower room isolated away from the other accommodation, at the highest point offering the finest views.

The main accommodation has largely been built out, with the property having reached the fit-out stage internally, but clearly with much more to do with the swimming pool building and all the exterior landscaping.

A bridleway/public right of way runs through the land, giving access to the Ashdown Forest. To the other side of this, there is a garage building with consent for parking, storage along with an office and gym.

Planning Reference - WD/2015/1651/F
Planning File - https://planning.wealden.gov.uk/Planning/Display/WD/2015/1651/F

Directions

Postcode- TN6 1TX

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