Sunnybank is a charming period house situated on a hill overlooking the village of Lamberhurst, Kent. The property boasts a plot of approximately 0.76 acres, with half an acre of beautifully maintained gardens wrapping around the centrally positioned house. The remaining half acre is used for a driveway and parking area. The house features a Gothic-Tudor design with blue-headed Flemish bond brick elevations, sandstone quoining, and three octagonal chimney stacks. Inside, the accommodation is arranged over three floors, with three reception rooms, a kitchen, bathroom, and utility room. The kitchen is equipped with cream units, varnished wood worktops, and a Belfast sink, while the bathroom features a white suite and heated towel rail. The property also includes a detached outbuilding with a vaulted ceiling and shower room, ideal for use as a studio or home office. The village of Lamberhurst offers a range of amenities, including a primary school, pub, and recreation ground, while the nearby town of Tunbridge Wells provides access to a wider range of shops, leisure facilities, and transportation links.