Property description

Cyder Press Farm is a beautiful Grade II listed period farmhouse which originally formed part of the Deerhurst Priory Estate. The main farmhouse is believed to have been built in 1667 and subsequently the property was linked to the former sheep house to create the current L-shaped property.

The main house has been constructed on a stone plinth with half-timbered elevations, the original windows have been replaced with sympathetic double-glazing set in French oak frames and the pitched roof has a tiled covering. The property retains a wealth of character, which includes two Inglenook fireplaces, stone flagged floors, wood doors and exposed wall and ceiling timbers. The house has been restored and consists of four generous-sized reception rooms, a large farmhouse style kitchen diner complete with an all seasons 5 oven Aga, utility room, four double bedrooms with two en-suite and a modern family bathroom with under-floor heating. Externally there is are generous landscaped gardens, a large pitched roofed double carport with lock up and storeroom and extensive parking on the gravelled drive.

Close to the main house is a delightful cottage boasting charm and character throughout. It was built in 1989, using original and reclaimed timbers to provide exposed beams and a feature fireplace to be in keeping with the neighbouring farmhouse. Off the entrance hall is the large kitchen diner and the sitting room, which is cosy and welcoming, featuring a log burning fire. There is also a downstairs cloakroom and utility/storage room to the rear of the property. Upstairs features two double bedrooms, both with attractive en-suites and exposed beams throughout. The cottage has a separate driveway, ample parking and extensive grounds including an art studio, a large workshop and other outbuildings. The unusually large garden provides numerous opportunities for further development. 

There are also two small adjoining paddocks which can be accessed by either property which are surrounded by post and rail fence and includes a double loose-box style stable. The whole property amounts to 2.65 acres.

All information regarding the property details, including position on Freehold is to be confirmed between vendor and purchaser solicitors.

Property Features :

• Offered With No Onward Chain
• A Detached House Originally Dating Back To 1667
• A Separate Detached Cottage
• Set Within Approximately 2.6 Acres Of Land
• Paddock And Stables Within Additional Paddock