This charming Grade II listed property, believed to date back to around 1650, occupies a desirable position overlooking Henfield Common. The property, originally two adjoining cottages, exudes character and charm with its combination of brick, flint, and timber elevations and clay tiled roof. The spacious and versatile accommodation is arranged over two floors, featuring two reception rooms, a kitchen, and three generous double bedrooms, as well as two bathrooms. The property is surrounded by delightful, secluded gardens with a summer house, and a shared driveway leads to a brick-built garage. With numerous period features, including exposed wall and ceiling timbers, latched doors, and wattle and daub sections, this property presents a rare opportunity to restore and create a truly exceptional period home in a sought-after location.