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Key Features
- Broad Oak village about 0.4 of a mile
- Rye town and mainline station about 6.5 miles
- Rural location bordering farmland
- Long private driveway approach
- Potential for extension subject to consents
- Appealing period features
- Good ceiling heights
- Attractive private gardens
- Mature trees and shrubs
- In all about 0.8 of an acre
Cackle Street, Brede, Rye, TN31
£600,000
An unusual opportunity to acquire a detached Victorian house, set 70 yards down a private driveway within beautiful grounds of 0.8 of an acre bordering farmland to the rear.
An attractive Victorian property with brick and tile hung elevations beneath a tiled roof. There are many appealing period features including four-panelled pine doors, sash windows and good ceiling heights throughout.
Due to the size of the garden it is considered that there is potential for extension and development subject to the necessary consents.
The property has been in the same family since 1948 and the accommodation comprises:
• Covered storm porch to dining hall having a brick arched fireplace with shelved cupboard to the side, sash windows to the front, and exposed pine floorboards. Staircase to first floor.
• The sitting room is a double aspect room with an attractive outlook over garden and farmland beyond, exposed pine floorboards, brick fireplace with stone hearth, oak mantelpiece, and pine fitted cupboards to the side. Cupboard below stairs.
• Door to the kitchen with twin bowl sink unit inset into work surface with drawers beneath, space for oven. Space for fridge/freezer, plumbing for washing machine. Door to the side hall with herringbone flooring, Worcester gas-fired boiler, and further door to the outside. From the kitchen there is access to the loft space.
• Door to the bathroom having a panel-enclosed bath with mixer taps and shower attachment, WC, wash basin and shelved cupboard.
• Staircase to first floor landing with access to roof space. Bedroom 1 has a decorative cast iron fireplace and a lovely outlook over the front garden.
• Door to cloakroom with WC and pedestal wash basin.
• There are two further bedrooms, both with unspoilt views over the rear garden and farmland beyond, and one of which has a built-in double wardrobe.
Outside
The Glen is approached from the road over a private driveway of 70 yards, flanked by areas of lawn and with fine mature rhododendrons and trees.
The gardens enjoy privacy with a York stone terrace to the front, an attractive well with well head, and a pathway leading round the side and rear of the property where there is a further area of lawn with flower borders and a magnificent chestnut tree.
There are two greenhouses and a garden shed. A wonderful feature of the property is that it borders open farmland to the rear. A small stream that crosses the land.
In all about 0.8 of an acre.