Toot Rock, Pett Level, Hastings, TN35

Architecture and interior

The house was built in the 1930s and has been well maintained and upgraded over the years.  The pitched tiled roof is in good order and double glazing has been added to the windows to make it warm and more cost effective.  The house presents itself modestly yet delivers an extraordinary lifestyle in an area of outstanding natural beauty and rural appeal.  

A spacious and light filled kitchen with adjacent dining area or study has far reaching views across the Pett Level Preservation Trust land which is home to many birds and ruminating sheep.  The kitchen houses a good range of cupboards, space for dishwasher, gas hob, oven and extractor fan.  From the dining area is a utility room with shower and loo plus plumbing for a washing machine.  

From the dining area the space opens out into a wonderful Living Room with views to the sea from two sides.  Open fire.  Double doors open to the rear garden which has uninterrupted views across Pett Level and is completely private.  This space in turn leads to a lovely Bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with bath, loo and hand basin.  The lie of the land means that you can lie in bed and see the sea.  

Upstairs are another two bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom with a bath designed to allow the bather to enjoy the views from their bath.  Both bedrooms have useful storage. 

There is also a garage and additional parking space adjacent to it. 

 

Neighbourhood

Although The Edge rejoices in its private and peaceful setting, good amenities are nearby.  Rye is around three miles away and has a good selection of independent food shops, restaurants and interesting and stylish shops.  There is also a particularly good supermarket in the town, Jempsons which seems to model itself on Waitrose.  Hastings is around five miles away and has become synonymous with great independent pubs, restaurants and a constant array of cultural and seasonal events.  There are also art galleries, cinemas, award winning food shops available in Hastings and the adjacent St Leonards.  There are major supermarkets within easy reach including Marks and Spencer, Tesco, Sainsburys, Lidl, Morrisons, Co-Op, Aldi.  

 

Transport

Rye Station connects to Ashford International and on to St Pancras International, Stratford International and from there to the DLR.  There are also trains from Rye along the coast to Hastings, Eastbourne, Brighton. 

Trains from Hastings Station connect to London Victoria, London Charing Cross, London Bridge and Waterloo East as well as St Pancras International via Ashford International.

 

Additional Information

• Property construction: Brick
• Utilities: Electricity, Water Supply, Broadband
• Gas & Electricity Supply: Independently supplied by Octopus Energy
• Water supply: Mains connected by Southern Water
• Broadband: Standard download speed 1Mbps, upload speed 0.6Mbps, superfast d/s 49Mbps, u/s 8Mpbs. Source: Ofcom
• Mobile signal/coverage: Likely excellent external coverage on all major networks, no internal coverage on EE & Three. Limited cover on other networks. Source: Ofcom
• Flood risk: Very low risk of flooding
• Planning permission: for the property itself and its immediate locality:

 

EPC rating: E. Tenure: Freehold, Mobile signal information: Likely excellent external coverage on all major networks, no internal
coverage on EE & Three. Limited cover on other networks (Ofcom)