Parsonage Lane, Icklesham, Winchelsea, TN36 4BL

Tucked down Parsonage Lane, in the heart of Icklesham village and in walking distance from Icklesham primary school and the 17th century pub the Queens Head, is this 3 bedroom terraced cottage. The house has breathtaking views across the fields and valley towards Udimore and Winchelsea. The current owners have even built a stile to take you directly from your garden into the adjacent rolling fields!

The private front courtyard brings you directly into the kitchen with its cosy red AGA, nestled in the old fireplace alcove and plenty of space in the middle of the kitchen for a dining table. Fitted with wooden units, the EAT IN KITCHEN (23.09m2) with flagstone flooring leads into a first reception room, currently the dining room (12.68m2). Next to this a large living room (23.8m2) with a working original open fireplace, perfect for cosy winter evenings. Wooden double doors lead directly into the back garden.

The first floor is accessed by a generously proportioned staircase, to the side of the kitchen with storage space underneath.  On the first landing and above are two windows, with ceiling height spanning over 5metres,  highlighting the feeling of space and making this one of the key features of this house.

There are 3 Bedrooms and a large family bathroom with a bath on the first floor. Two of the bedrooms, including the master (with its original fireplace) benefit from the same incredible views over the countryside that are shared by the garden below.

OUTSIDE LIVING

The back garden is manageably sized with a gravelled section housing a small garden shed, perfect for storing the lawnmower, pots and garden maintenance tools. Raised on a patch of lawn is space for a garden table and benches with beds of rosemary by the garden fence. The current owners have built your personal traditional wooden stile meaning you can easily access the surrouding countryside.

To the front of the property there is off road parking for two vehicles.

LOCALITY

Icklesham is located about 6 miles to the east of Hastings, on the main A259 Hastings to Rye road and to the east of Rye. Its a mere 4 minute drive to 13th century Winchelsea town and on to Winchelsea beach.

The ancient Cinque Ports town of Rye is a 10 minute drive, with a regular bus service from the village. Rye train station has services to London St Pancras in just over an hour, and a direct service from Rye to Ashford International in just over 20 minutes.