This long-standing family house has been well looked after within the same family since the early 1990's, having been expanded over the years and adapted to multi-generational living. Uniquely though, it also benefits from a substantial freehold Edwardian coach house building to the rear, which was thought to have been acquired in the 1970's, from the large house behind in Boyne Park, when this was converted into flats.

This building has served as a workshop for our selling clients over many years, with a series of supplementary sheds added over time, with the property benefitting from its own driveway, parking and garden area too. This property is now thought to offer good potential for a number of different purposes, for instance, it could likely work well as a significant annexe or home office, or as a combination of these two uses. We confirm that a letter provided by Tunbridge Wells planning Department in response to a pre-application process, is available to see for interested parties.

The house itself also has adaptable accommodation with a ground floor annexe and a good number of rooms overall, with up to six first floor bedrooms, including two en suites and three additional bathrooms/shower rooms. The original reception rooms benefit from character details and feature attractive proportions and fireplaces, as well as a rear garden outlook.

The generous rear garden has a level lawn with laurel hedging to the sides and rear, and also a good level of screening from surrounding mature trees. There is a an extensive terrace spanning the width of the property with doors leading directly out from the sitting room and conservatory, as well as the sitting room of the annexe.

The house also enjoys access, subject to the membership rules, to the Great Culverden Park private communal grounds, behind the houses on the other side of Royal Chase, enclosed by the houses here and in Connaught Way, and Culverden Park.

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