Langton Park Lodge is a Grade II detached cottage located in about 1.15 acres of land in the High Weald National Landscape. The property is believed to have been designed by the architect George Devey and was previously used as one of the three gatehouses for Ashurst Manor. The cottage features an artificially aged exterior with a combination of traditional hung tiles, sandstone, and oak cladding. The interior boasts an open plan kitchen/family room, sitting room with a feature brick fireplace and woodburning stove, and up to four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The property also offers a well-appointed kitchen, oak-engineered flooring with underfloor heating, and a family bathroom. The outside space includes a pond and a small portion of woodland, and planning permission has been granted to build a home office with a shower room. Located between Langton Green and Fordcombe, the property is within easy reach of Tunbridge Wells, with its comprehensive amenities, shopping, schools, and recreational facilities.