Flexible family living with annexe and private gardens on a generous plot.
Six bedrooms including one-bedroom self-contained annexe with private entrance
Large landscaped rear and side garden offering high privacy and countryside views
Spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room and separate drawing room
Generous gravel driveway providing substantial off-street parking
Double glazing fitted post-2002 throughout the property
Electric room heaters; no mains gas and higher running costs likely
Built 1950–1966 with assumed uninsulated cavity walls — insulation advised
Council tax band unknown; potential for rental income from annexe
This substantial detached house and adjoining one-bedroom annexe sits on a large plot at the edge of Lamberhurst, offering excellent privacy and open countryside views. The main house provides extensive reception space including an impressive open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, utility/studio and drawing room, with five bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor. The self-contained ground-floor annexe has its own entrance, kitchen/diner, sitting room, double bedroom and bathroom — ideal for multi-generational living or rental income.
Key practical features include generous off-street parking on a gravel driveway and a well-landscaped rear and side garden designed for seclusion. The property benefits from double glazing installed post-2002 and average broadband and mobile coverage for the area. Its location gives easy access to village amenities, good primary and secondary schools nearby, and regular services to Tunbridge Wells and London.
Buyers should note the home is heated by electric room heaters and runs on electricity fuel; there is no community heating. The construction era (1950s–1960s) and assumed uninsulated cavity walls mean insulation and heating upgrades would improve comfort and running costs. Council tax banding is not provided.
For families seeking space, a quiet village setting and flexible living arrangements, this property presents strong potential. It will particularly suit purchasers willing to invest in energy improvements and cosmetic updating to maximise comfort and possible rental returns from the annexe.