The White House, built in 1830, boasts a unique presence on the village High Street with its appealing architecture and white elevations. The property features period characteristics such as symmetry, sash windows, and a handsome entrance porch. The interior includes a central reception hallway that leads to three versatile reception rooms, including a sitting and family room that connects to a bright conservatory with French doors to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with pastel-blue cabinetry and has a recessed stove setting, while the first floor features three bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a separate shower room. The property also includes a brick frontage with wrought-iron gates, a paved entrance, and a circular lawn with a gravelled surrounding and a round water feature. The garden setting includes mature shrubbery, architectural plants, and specimen trees, as well as brick-built garages providing flexible-use options. Located in the heart of the village of East Hoathly, the property is close to shops, medical centers, and a primary school, with historic Lewes and the seaside resort of Eastbourne within easy reach.