Pilmer Road, Crowborough, East Sussex, TN6

An attractive two/three bedroom bungalow, offering potential for upgrading tucked away in this no-through residential road.

Description

The current accommodation offers much flexibility, currently comprising a welcoming entrance hall with fitted cabinetry, opening to a sizeable and charming sitting room, benefitting from a feature fireplace. Adjoining the sitting room is the garden room with French doors opening to the rear garden.

The kitchen enjoys views of the much-loved garden and is fitted with plenty of storage and preparation space, with an additional walk in larder. With three bedrooms in total, the principal bedroom is of particular note, benefitting from an outlook to the garden, fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. The other rooms can be arranged to suit and are currently used as second bedroom and dining room.

To the front, there is an integral double garage and driveway that provides good parking, with a level area of lawn and mature shrubs providing screening from the road. The westerly facing garden to the rear is generous in size and boasts an area of level lawn, ideal for entertaining friends and family, and a wonderful range of mature shrubs and trees.

We understand that extension to the property is possible subject to the usual constraints

Location

Situated on this no through residential road opposite Goldsmith’s recreation park, Glenwood is well placed for Crowborough High Street (approximately 0.3 miles) which enjoys a good selection of supermarkets including Waitrose and Morrisons, together with a selection of café’s, restaurants, hairdressers, barbers, pubs and variety of independent shops; there is a good choice of primary schools in Crowborough, and The Beacon Academy at secondary level.

Goldsmith’s recreation park includes a children’s playground, 'Brew Box at the park’ coffee shop, Crowborough Leisure Centre, a skate park and a running track.

The surrounding countryside includes the 6500 acres of the historic Ashdown Forest known the world over as the home of 'Winnie the Pooh’ and one of the largest free public spaces in the South East. This ancient area of open heathland is the highest sandy ridge-top in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Tunbridge Wells (approximately 7.6 miles) provides further comprehensive shopping, recreational and entertainment facilities with a wide variety of restaurants, cafés, bars and two theatres and mainline station.

Popular High Street restaurants in Tunbridge Wells include The Ivy and The Warren, and so many choices for delicious cakes, fresh bread, and coffee, Juliet's, Fine Grind, Gails and the Italian delicatessen Arte Bianca, with fresh fish and seafood at Sankey's fishmongers and so much more, with numerous shops and independent boutiques.

Private and state schools: Preparatory schools include Holmewood House in Langton Green, Skippers Hill in Five Ashes, Cumnor House in Danehill and co-ed senior options in Sevenoaks, Eastbourne, Upper Dicker (Bedes) and Brighton, as well as Tonbridge for boys and Mayfield School for girls.

Mainline rail: Crowborough train station (Jarvis Brook) is conveniently located within approximately 2 miles, with services to London Bridge with journey times from about 69 minutes.

Communications: The A26 (at Crowborough) links, via the A21, to the M25 London orbital.

Gatwick Airport is about 28 miles to the west. Central London is approximately 50 miles to the north.

Square Footage: 1,453 sq ft



Additional Info

Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Mains gas central heating.

Outgoings: Wealden District Council