1 bed flat for sale

High Street, Hartfield TN7

Guide Price £150,000 - £160,000 Leaseshold

over 60yrs only.

Positioned just off the picturesque High Street of Hartfield on the edge of the Ashdown Forest, this one bedroom level floor flat is offered for sale with no ongoing chain.

A real feature is your own private entrance, entrance hall with large storage cupboard. The sitting room over looks the rear and provides far reaching views, this is open plan to the kitchen which provides base units with work surfaces over, space for washing machine, sink with mixer tap. Wall units with integrated extractor fan, double glazed front aspect window. The home is warmed by gas central heating.

Good size bedroom with radiator and double glazed window to the rear. Bathroom with panelled bath, mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal basin and wc.

The retirement flat has been recently redecorated and boasts new carpets throughout. No onward chain.

Outside: Brick build storage cupboard.

Communal gardens: A particular feature laid predominately to lawn interspersed and flanked with a wide variety of mature trees and shrubs. A meadering pathway leads to an attractive pond. Within the grounds there are various seating areas offering peace and seclusion.

Ample Parking - there is a large parking area to the front and side of Oaklea Court.

Local shops are within a few minutes walk and the renowned public house ‘The Bear’ but a real feature is you are situated steps from the ‘Winnie the Pool Tea Room’, where better to enjoy an afternoon tea.

The building comprises 22 flats (1- and 2-bedroom sizes) and was built in 1982.

Location

Oaklea Court is located on the High Street in Hartfield, East Sussex, which lies on the northern edge of Ashdown Forest, a scenic area of heath/woodland. Good access to a natural, scenic environment (Ashdown Forest) but still village amenities on hand.

Communal Garden

Residents benefit from beautifully kept communal gardens laid predominantly to rolling lawn ... A meandering pathway leads to an attractive pond” on the grounds of Oaklea Court.