This stunning Victorian coach house conversion, formerly a convent, is being sold with planning permission to convert it into a residential property. The property has a rich history, having been part of the Foxhunt Manor estate and later a convent. It boasts impressive brickwork, a substantial pitch-tiled roof, and a modern kitchen and bathrooms. The property features a lift, oak main stairs, and secondary stairs, as well as a conservatory-style entrance hall and a chapel with exposed roof timbers and stained glass windows. The property also includes a secondary building, Patmos, which is an oak-framed meeting room, as well as a timber art studio, summerhouse, greenhouse, and sheds. The property is situated on the edge of the village of Waldron, with easy access to Heathfield and Tunbridge Wells, and is surrounded by 28 acres of park-like gardens and grounds, including a large pond and ancient woodland.