Newtons Hill, Hartfield, East Sussex, TN7

A fabulously spacious family home surrounded by just under 8 acres of garden in a sought after location on the edge of the village close to Ashdown Forest. Reception hall, Library, Drawing room, Dining room, Sitting room, Kitchen/breakfast room. Pantry, Utility room, Cloakroom Galleried landing, Principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing room. Guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 5 further bedrooms, 2 further bathrooms. 2 bedroom annexe. 2 double garages, Gravel driveway for parking, Garden with terrace and lawns, Swimming pool, Vegetable garden, 2 greenhouses, Former tennis lawn. About 7� acres Property This spacious and elegant home is beautifully presented with panelling and doors with carvings over on the ground floor. The oak front door opens into the entrance lobby with the reception hall having a sweeping staircase. The reception rooms are all interconnecting together make a great entertaining space. The library has a brick fireplace, exposed beams and fitted shelves. A wide doorway leads to the drawing room with stone fireplace flanked by cupboards and shelves. The dining room has a brick fireplace, exposed beams and door to garden. The sitting room has a brick fireplace. The kitchen/breakfast room has fitted units, corian worksurfaces, a Fournelle range with 4 gas rings and 2 ovens, a built in microwave and dishwasher. Also on this floor is a cloakroom, utility room, pantry, boot room, study and boiler room. On the first floor there is a spacious galleried landing with dome over. The principal bedroom has a dressing room and en-suite bathroom. The guest bedroom has a well appointed en-suite bathroom. There are 4 further bedrooms and 2 further bathrooms. On the second floor is bedroom 7 which has wonderful views over the surrounding countryside and gives access to a large roof space. Attached to the house is the annexe which is also above one of the double garages and has a kitchen and sitting room on the ground floor with 2 bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. Outside The house is set well back from the road and is approached through electric wrought iron gates on brick pillars. The long drive sweeps through the garden to a turning circle in front of the house. Wide steps lead to a terrace and the front door. Off the turning circle is a spur which leads to a parking area in front of the 2 double garages. To the rear of the house is a formal garden with paved terrace, beds, lawn, rose walk and a lower wall. Beside is the swimming pool, which is enclosed by a yew hedge and heated by an air source heat pump. The garden surrounded by its own land is mainly laid to lawn with a former tennis lawn, clumps of mature trees, shrubs, borders, fruit trees and a wooded area. There are also 2 greenhouses and a vegetable/flower garden. There is a courtyard and various stores including an outside WC. The garden is enclosed by hedging, fencing, trees and shrubs providing a high degree of privacy. Local Amenities & Communications Hartfield is renowned for its connections to Winnie the Pooh and has a number of local amenities including a village shop, tea-room and public houses. For a more extensive range of shopping, educational and transport facilities Forest Row, East Grinstead, Tunbridge Wells and Crowborough are close by. Nearby Ashdown Forest is a great place for walking and enjoying spectacular views over the Sussex countryside. There is an extensive selection of excellent schools in the area including Michael Hall, Cumnor House, Greenfields and Brambletye. There are mainline railway stations at East Grinstead (Victoria/London Bridge) and at Tunbridge Wells (Canon Street/Charing Cross). The M23/A23 gives good access to Gatwick (about 16 miles) and London. Tenure, Local Authorities and Services Freehold. Mains water, gas and electricity. Private drainage. Council tax: House band H. EPC band E. Wealden DC 01323 443322. East Sussex CC 0345 608 0190. Directions From Forest Row take the Hartfield Road to Hartfield. The drive to the house will be found on the right having gone through Upper Hartfield and just before the entrance to Landhurst.