Spacious rural holding with ready-made stables and sizeable garden.
Grade II listed Tudor house with extensive original timber and stone features
60m x 20m ménage, paddock and five stables with tack/feed room
Detached period barn with annexe or income potential (subject to planning)
Gardens and grounds about 1.75 acres (believed, to be verified)
Private drainage; oil-fired central heating; mains water and electricity connected
Listing status restricts alterations; listed-building consent likely required
Slow broadband speeds; council tax band F (expensive)
Front door currently blocked off but can be reinstated easily
Wildings is a charming Grade II listed Tudor-style house set on a substantial plot of around 1.75 acres (tbv), quietly positioned on the rural edge of Northiam. The property keeps a wealth of period character — exposed oak timbers, an inglenook fireplace, stone floors and original doors — arranged across three floors to create a comfortable family home with genuine historic appeal. The detached period barn offers annexe or income potential (stp).
For equestrian buyers the site is immediately practical: a 60m x 20m ménage, paddock, stable yard with five boxes plus feed/tack room and a covered utility/wc area provide ready-to-use facilities. Grounds are well maintained with lawned terraces, mature hedging and secure post-and-rail fencing, delivering safe turnout and straightforward yard circulation.
Important practical points are made plainly: the listing status will restrict alterations and require listed-building consent for many works; drainage is private; broadband speeds are slow; and council tax sits at band F. The front door has been blocked off but can be reinstated easily if desired. Overall, this is a rare rural equestrian holding that balances everyday usability with strong scope for sympathetic improvement or ancillary income subject to consents.