Characterful three-bedroom cottage with garage and gardens in village centre.
Tucked-away village location, private lane and small shared square
Detached double garage with brick-paved driveway and visitor parking nearby
Three double bedrooms; main bedroom with church view and built-in wardrobes
Large triple-aspect sitting/dining room with double-sided fireplace and woodburner
Kitchen in oast roundel with exposed brick and breakfast peninsula
Courtyards plus separate lawned garden, shed and greenhouse
Needs updating and renovation; EPC rating E
Title has restrictions/easements; no step-free access; Council Tax Band F
This detached period cottage sits tucked away off Church Street in the heart of Ticehurst, set down a private unmade lane and arranged around a small shared square. The house retains strong character: exposed brick, timber detailing, a dramatic double‑sided brick fireplace with woodburner, and a former oast roundel housing a double‑aspect kitchen. Outside there is a detached double garage, brick‑paved driveway and two linked courtyard gardens plus a larger lawned garden with shed and greenhouse.
The accommodation includes a large triple‑aspect sitting/dining room, kitchen/breakfast in the roundel, utility, downstairs WC and three double bedrooms upstairs with a family bathroom. The main bedroom enjoys wide views towards St Mary’s Church and fitted wardrobes; one wardrobe currently conceals a shower cubicle. Mains gas central heating, double glazing and fast broadband connectivity are in place, and the property lies in the High Weald AONB with very low flood risk.
The house requires updating and renovation in parts and is offered with EPC rating E. The title contains restrictions and easements, and the property has no step‑free access. Council Tax is high (Band F). This is a characterful, substantial family home in a quiet village setting that will reward sympathetic improvement and modernisation.