Treblers Road, Crowborough, TN6

Dating from the 1890s, this major portion of a country house has an abundance of period features synonymous of the period with tremendous ceiling heights, decorative cornicing and plasterwork along with attractive fireplaces, deep skirting boards and picture rails as well as some beautiful arches and sunburst fanlights. It has been sympathetically extended and reconfigured by the current owners to include a shaker style Woodworks kitchen/ breakfast room with elegant navy blue cabinetry, opening into a garden room area with full height sliding glass doors out to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room opens into the grand reception hall with its high ceiling with painted beams, a deep fireplace with pretty stained glass windows on either side and decorative arches and this in turn leads to the formal dining room, study and wonderful drawing room with marvellous original parquet flooring and ornate plasterwork ceiling. The grand proportions are echoed with the original lantern roof-light flooding the galleried landing with an abundance of natural light. There are four excellent bedrooms in the first section of this landing, all sharing a well-equipped family bathroom and then double doors lead to two further bedrooms at the end of the corridor. The principal bedroom is a splendid double aspect room with a walk-in wardrobe behind bespoke sunburst design opaqued glass doors. A further bright and well proportioned bedroom to the front has a wide window and these two share a further large family bathroom. This bedroom lends itself to becoming a large dressing room to create an impressive principal suite.

Outside

Large wooden electric gates open onto the gravelled driveway which leads to a double Heritage style oak-framed garage and workshop with the beautiful gardens laying predominantly to the south and east.
A block-paved terrace with stone balustrading wraps around the house providing lovely spaces for relaxing and entertaining. The well landscaped garden has three distinct areas with wide swathes of lawn with a great degree of privacy being offered by the mature trees and hedging including a couple of magnificent Sequoias, an abundant Fig Tree, numerous fruit trees as well as Wisteria and vines.

Situation

Treblers Road is in a semi-rural position on the fringes of Crowborough with marvellous views across to Rotherfield and beyond and yet is less than 0.5 miles to the mainline station and a Tescos superstore, with a Waitrose in the town centre being under 2 miles away. The Royal Spa town of Tunbridge Wells (The Pantiles) is about 7.6 miles away with extensive shopping facilities, artistic and entertainment venues and many varieties of bars, restaurants and cafes. There is an excellent choice of good schools in the area including St Leonard school for girls at Mayfield, Bedes at Upper Dicker, Skippers Hill at Five Ashes, Brambletye at Forest Row and Tonbridge School for boys at Tonbridge together with the many alternatives in Tunbridge Wells, including Holmewood House. Besides the walking and outdoor opportunities afforded by its location in the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, recreational facilities in the area include Isenhurst Health Club at Crowborough, golf at the Royal Ashdown at Forest Row, The East Sussex National at Uckfield, Nevill golf course in Tunbridge Wells and Crowborough Beacon in Crowborough as well as a renowned rugby club and various other sporting pursuits with nearby Bewl Water.

Additional Information

Services: All mains services.
Local Authority: Wealden District Council.
Council Tax: Band G.