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6 bed property, in Beechwood Lane, £1,500,000
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6 bed detached house

Beechwood Lane, Cooksbridge, Lewes, East Sussex BN7
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£1,500,000

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Our Summary

  • Planning permission and listed building consent to extend and reconfigure the house
  • Planning permission for an oak framed car barn
  • Set within mature and private gardens and grounds, the house offers a rare combination of historic character, seclusion and exceptional scope for sensitive enhancement, supported by comprehensive planning and listed building consents
  • While the existing arrangement has clearly provided a comfortable and characterful family home, the interiors are now dated, presenting an excellent opportunity to restore and refine the accommodation for modern expectations
  • Importantly, drawings, planning permission and listed building consent are in place to enlarge and reconfigure the house, including reinstatement of a more formal principal entrance on the southern elevation
  • A substantial timber studio or garden room sits discreetly within the grounds, offering potential as a home office, studio or gym
  • 9 Acres Additional Info Planning Permission The following consents are in place from the South Downs National Park Authority and plans are available from Savills on request: SDNP/24/04718/HOUS & SDNP/24/04719/LIS: Extension, alteration and reconfiguration of the main house

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Description

Holters Green is a 16th century Grade II listed country house built around 1530, situated in mature gardens and grounds on the edge of the village of Cooksbridge in the South Downs National Park. The property has a timber-frame construction with red brick elevations at ground floor and timber weatherboarding above, and features three principal reception rooms, including a triple-aspect vaulted drawing room with a finely carved wooden chimneypiece. The house has been extended with additional accommodation, and drawings, planning permission, and listed building consent are in place to restore and refine the accommodation for modern expectations.

The property also includes a swimming pool, pool house, tennis court, and several outbuildings, as well as approximately 1.9 acres of gardens and grounds featuring formal lawns, a wildflower meadow, an orchard garden, and a studio.