2 bedroom cottage for sale

Introduction: This 2 bedroom cottage offers a wealth of character and has been updated by the present owner. The property is at the eastern end of a row of 4 cottages which was originally one building and was used as boarding and day school/academy in 1845 approximately. At some point the building was separated into 4 cottage and it is known that in the 1870s No. 4 was occupied by the local blacksmith. It is believed that some of the materials used to build these cottages and the nearby properties were originally from the remains of Bramber Castle, some of which can still be seen today in the flint and brick walls and the flag stone flooring in the dining room. (Information obtained by Beeding History of a Village & local hearsay)  

Accommodation Comprises: Stable wooden front door.

Open Plan:

Living Area – Solid wood windows. Radiator. Feature fireplace, with cast iron fire and wooden surround. TV and telephone points.

Dining Area: Timber window. Feature fireplace, with cast iron log burner – believed to have been made by the blacksmith that lived in property in 1870 approximately. Flag stone floor (believed to have been from Bramber Castle)

Kitchen: Comprising a range of wall and base units, with wooden work surfaces. Integrated electric oven and electric hob. Ceramic One and a half bowl sink and drainer unit. Built-in washing machine, dish washer & fridge/freezer. Radiator. Tiled walls. Window to rear and stable door to rear garden.

Stairs to First Floor Landing:

Master Bedroom: Solid wood window. Radiators. Exposed floorboards. Feature cast iron fireplace. Access to loft, with light, via drop down ladder.

Bedroom 2: Radiators. Window to rear. Exposed floors. Built-in wardrobe cupboards. Beautiful exposed flint and brick wall, originally the outside wall.

Family Bathroom: Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level W.C. Panelled bath, with shower attachment. Window to rear. Tiled walls. Built-in cupboards. Exposed floorboards.
 

Outside: Large Rear Garden: Secluded cottage style with area laid to shingle and path leading to rear which is slightly over grown and matured. Many mature trees, shrubs and plants (lots of potential and need of some imagination).

Front Garden:
Screened by rendered wall and laid to shingle.