Main Road, Hadlow Down, Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22

** GUIDE PRICE £875,000 - £900,000 **

Freeman Forman are delighted to present this enchanting four bedroom family home imbued with timeless character, nestled in a rare and private countryside setting in Hadlow Down. Little Manor artfully blends late 1800s charm with contemporary family living.

Set within beautifully landscaped grounds, this characterful home boasts generous living accommodation, including multiple reception rooms, a well-appointed kitchen, and five bright and airy bedroom - ideal for growing families or those who love to entertain.

Ground Floor: Spacious entrance hall, generous drawing room featuring panelling and a period fireplace. The well-appointed kitchen Includes patio doors seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living, formal dining room, two dedicated studies, and a convenient cloakroom. Period features including decorative ceilings, beams and doors.

Four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal suite benefits from an ensuite shower room. A separate family bathroom and WC complete the landing layout.

Bedroom four can be accessed through bedroom three, which includes a shower. Offering an additional sleeping space - ideal for guests or a home office.

Set within extensive landscaped grounds, the generous rear garden leads onto private woodlands an enchanting natural retreat for children or gardeners, opening directly onto a bridle path- an equestrian lover’s dream. You can access Waste woods via a public footpath and further routes which lead you to the village, Blackboys, where you can enjoy a heartful meal at the Blackboys Inn. Whether you envision peaceful morning rides or countryside strolls, the setting is nothing short of idyllic.

Additional features include ample parking, easy access to local amenities, Local primary school in walking distance and transport links, including Buxted main line train station. All while enjoying the privacy and serenity of a countryside retreat.

Origins & Style Little Manor is believed to date from the late 1800s, around 1890. It echoes Arts & Crafts architecture, with characteristic beam-and-plaster walls and a tiled roof. Internally, it retains period features such as oak doors behind deep architraves and a central fireplace that anchors the drawing room.