This delightful barn conversion, situated in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, was originally part of the Old Palace Estate, a summer residence for the Archbishop of Canterbury. The property features a modern open-plan design, with much use of natural materials, including oak and stone, and large windows that provide a sense of light and space. The interior boasts a modern turn stairs, stone flagged flooring, and a double open fireplace. The garden room has a lakeside view and direct access to the terracing, while the kitchen and bathrooms are well-fitted with tiled floors. The property also includes a large outbuilding with a workshop and storage, as well as a 24.84-acre landholding, including two fields and ancient woodland. The location is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is within walking distance of the historic village of Mayfield, which has excellent local amenities. The property is accessible from Tunbridge Wells, with mainline rail services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street.