Green Mead is a stunning contemporary family home in an elevated position, with views over quintessential South Downs countryside. Nestled within 37 acres of land, the setting offers a high degree of seclusion and rural charm. The main house, which is believed to date from the 1950s, has been refurbished over the last 7 years and the equestrian facilities have been significantly upgraded.

Upon entering the main house, the impressive kitchen/dining/sitting room provides a stylish and elegant open plan living space, with limestone floor and under floor heating. The kitchen consists of a range of bespoke solid wood Wychwood Furniture cabinets. Picture windows provide a wonderful outlook over the surrounding land, and the living area has a wood burner as a focal point. This exceptional space leads on to a family room with French doors leading on to the patio. An impressive vaulted reception hall leads on to a well-equipped boot room and utility room. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a triple aspect drawing room with fireplace and delightful views over fields to the rear.

First floor accommodation includes a fabulous principal suite with vaulted ceiling, walk through dressing room and a generously proportioned en suite bathroom. A further three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and at the far end of the house a guest suite is completed by a dressing room and en suite bathroom.

Located immediately to the east of the main house is a timber barn with clay tiled roof which houses garaging for two cars along with a charming self-contained one bedroom annexe.

Green Mead is accessed via electronic timber gates, leading through to a sweeping private driveway. There is an area of garden to the front of the main house and 360 degree rural views. The land, which extends to approximately 37 acres is mainly pasture, divided into a number of fenced paddocks, with some areas of mature woodland. There is direct access onto a bridleway and footpath from the property. The stableblock has 7 boxes.

The American barn has 6 boxes and a tack room. This is adjacent to the manège. There is a second access from the A272 to the land, as indicated on the boundary plan.

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