Bolney Chapel Road, Twineham, RH17

Set within an acre of grounds with far reaching views across the Sussex countryside towards the South Downs, Loxley House is located down a country lane, between the villages of Twineham and Bolney, West Sussex, making it extremely peaceful. This wonderful new-build Georgian inspired country family home is beautifully presented having been built to an exacting standard with meticulous attention to detail over the 4900 square feet of accommodation over two floors. There is a double garage with electric car charging point, large surrounding stone terraces and stunning views.

Loxley House has been built to an exacting standard throughout by the current owners, with great sensitivity to design and functionality. The superbly proportioned and high-ceilinged rooms, with beautiful architectural details, inspired by the Georgian period are stunning.

Entering Loxley House through the central front door you are immediately struck by the wonderful sense of light and space. To one side of the reception hall is an oak cantilevered staircase rising to the first-floor accommodation. From the hall glazed double doors lead through into the beautifully designed and fitted kitchen/dining/sitting room. The bespoke, handmade kitchen by Joseph John & Company features a large central island with seating, a DeVol Quooker hot/cold/sparkling water tap, brass taps by Studio Ore and stone worktops. There are three sets of full height glazed doors giving a seamless connection to the garden and views. Beyond the kitchen there is a fabulous pantry/larder, beautifully appointed boot room and cloakroom.

To one end of the kitchen is a snug with a double-sided open fireplace. In addition, there is a family room, a study and another triple aspect vaulted reception room, currently used as an artist’s studio. To complete the ground floor accommodation there is a vaulted reception room with double bifold doors leading to the terrace and garden beyond. This is currently used as a gymnasium, and it has a shower/changing room. This has been carefully considered to allow outside access where there is part infrastructure for a swimming pool to be installed.

Throughout the ground floor are engineered oak boards with wet underfloor heating, powered by an air source heat pump, plus Mandarin marble floors, light fittings throughout by Andrew Martin, Corston, Pooky and Neptune, Corston handles and hinges ironmongery, CAD wiring and exterior limestone window lintels by Bereco.

Leading up the glorious staircase to the first floor and off a very generous hall and landing are six bedrooms. These comprise a stunning double aspect principal suite with handmade fitted dressing room and a luxurious ensuite bathroom. There are two further bedroom suites, three additional double bedrooms, a beautifully appointed family bathroom and a well-equipped laundry room. All the bedrooms have large windows which offer glorious views and flood the house with natural light.

Loxley House is approached off a quiet country lane through a pillared entrance into a large parking area for several vehicles.

To one end of the drive is an attached double garage, with side entrance to the boot room and covered log store.

Along the east and south elevations of the house runs a large stone terrace perfect for outdoor entertaining and alfresco dining. This affords glorious views across the fields to the South Downs.

Loxley House is situated in the rural hamlet of Twineham, which is just south of the popular village of Bolney, with its two public houses, primary school, village hall, church, recreation ground and the Bolney Wine Estate and café/restaurant. Cuckfield is also nearby with its wide range of independent shops and boutiques, and the award winning Ockenden Manor Hotel and Spa.

Haywards Heath’s mainline railway station is a 15-minute drive, with fast and frequent commuter services to both London Victoria and London Bridge (from 42 mins), Gatwick Airport and Brighton. The A23 offers direct access to the motorway network, Gatwick, Heathrow and the South coast.

There is an excellent range of educational facilities locally both in the private and state sectors. Private schools include Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Handcross Park, Ardingly College, Hurstpierpoint College, Brighton College, Roedean and Burgess Hill Girls – many of which run a local minibus pick up service. The superb local state schools include Twineham CE Primary school and Warden Park Secondary school in nearby Cuckfield.

The surrounding countryside provides a vast range of sporting and recreational activities. Glyndebourne, Goodwood, Ardingly Showground and Plumpton are all within reach. The local footpaths provide a vast network of stunning walks from the village, many leading towards the South Down and Ashdown National Parks. There are numerous excellent Golf courses nearby and reservoirs for water sports.

Mid-Sussex District Council
EPC Rating B
Council Tax Band G