This charming 1830 property, known as The White House, boasts a distinctive presence on the village High Street with its appealing architecture and white elevations. The interior features a central reception hallway that leads to three versatile reception rooms, including a sitting room, family room, and conservatory with French doors leading to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with pastel-blue cabinetry and a recessed stove setting, and there are three bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a separate shower room on the first floor. The property's exterior features a brick wall with pillars and iron railing inserts, a paved entrance, and a circular lawn with a gravelled surround and a round water feature. The property is situated in the heart of the village of East Hoathly, which offers a range of amenities, including a shop, post office, medical and veterinary centers, and a primary school. Historic Lewes and the seaside resort of Eastbourne are also within easy reach.