The Street, Wilmington, East Sussex, BN26

Priory Cottage is a handsome family home, dating from the mid 19th century. Part tile-hung with painted brick facing and tile hung roof, the house offers circa 1,600 sq ft of well appointed accommodation, laid out over two floors.

Presented in beautiful, decorative order, the property provides a stunning double aspect sitting room with beamed ceiling, exposed wooden floors and feature fireplace with woodburning stove. There is a beautifully appointed kitchen, with a range of bespoke wall and base unites, a central preparation island, stone worktops and integrated electrical appliances. Off the kitchen is a breakfast/dining area with a freestanding wood burning stove and bi-fold glass doors which open onto the terrace and garden beyond.

Leading up the stairs to the first floor there is a gorgeous principal bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling, ensuite shower room and walk-in storage. French doors lead off the bedroom to a very pretty Juliet viewing balcony. There are two additional double bedrooms, both with vaulted ceilings and a luxuriously appointed family bathroom.

Priory Cottage is tucked away, just off The Street, approached through a five-bar gate with a gravelled parking/turning area for several vehicles. There is a detached double/single garage with a first floor annex, including a kitchenette, shower room and viewing deck.

The Gardens are a particular feature of the property, having been beautifully, designed and landscaped by a professional designer. Laid mainly to lawn, with herbaceous and perennial borders, mature topiary and feature terraces, perfect for entertaining and alfresco dining. There is a raised decked, dining area and screened by mature hedging and trees, providing privacy and seclusion.

Wilmington, home to The Long Man, has an historic church, priory and a well-regarded pub with restaurant. Nearby Arlington has a church, local shopping facilities, a village hall, tea garden, nursery and pub. The market town of Hailsham provides more comprehensive facility, while the seaside town of Eastbourne offers extensive shopping, a shopping, centre, hotels, cafes, restaurants, pubs, theatres and cinemas.

The South Downs National Park provides extensive walking and riding opportunities, while the beaches at Eastbourne and the South Coast offer a wide range of water sports.

There are excellent rail links including Berwick station which is just 2.8 miles away and offers regular trains to London and the A27 gives direct access to the national road and motorway networks and London airports.

Wealden District Council
EPC Rating F
Council Tax Band G