A beautifully presented detached character cottage in a rural lane backing onto fields and just a short stroll to a popular ancient country pub and restaurant, The Royal Oak. The property has had modern extensions and the current vendors have renovated the original part of the building to an extremely high specification whilst retaining the fabulous period features and sympathetically combining contemporary fixtures and fittings. There is a striking modern extension to the rear creating a kitchen, dining and living space with vaulted ceiling, log burner and floor to ceiling windows providing stunning views of the gardens. The accommodation is flexible and includes a guest suite to the rear of the detached garage, utility and log store. This delightful cottage is set in approximately half an acre of grounds. The property is not listed.

The accommodation includes: Main entrance hall with original red brick flooring and door to a cosy snug/sitting room also with brick flooring and with a beautiful Inglenook fireplace with log burner and south facing windows overlooking the gardens. A ground floor double bedroom (could also be utilised as an office), and a beautifully refitted family bathroom. To the rear the open and spacious kitchen/dining and sitting room has French doors to the south facing patio and a log burner. The kitchen area has a cottagey feel with wood painted fitted cupboards and cabinets, butler sink and a central island unit with drawers and shelves offering additional storage.  A fabulous room for entertaining all year round.  Stairs from the entrance hall lead up to the first floor where there are two further double bedrooms and a shower room.

Outside:  a brick paved driveway providing ample off road parking lies in front of the detached outbuilding which consists of the garage, a covered log store, a utility and boot room and the guest suite which comprises a double bedroom, ensuite shower room and additional sleeping space in the loft area accessed via a ladder.  The principle gardens are south and west facing and mainly laid to lawn with multiple mature trees and shrubs and a selection of fruit trees.  Generous patio areas to the side and rear are ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining.

In all, an outstanding detached character home in beautiful gardens surrounded by countryside, renovated to a high standard, offering a mix of period features and contemporary living spaces.

Mains drainage. LPG Gas Heating. Solar panels.

Wineham is a hamlet between the villages of Henfield and Bolney. It is noted for its beautiful surrounding countryside and ancient pub restaurant which is just a short stroll away. Haywards Heath is about 6.5 miles with fast and regular mainline rail services into London Bridge and Victoria. (circa 45 mins) Horsham is about 20-25 minutes drive as is Gatwick airport, The M25 and Brighton city centre.