Thornhill is a detached family house built in 1930 and designed by Pakington, Enthoven, and Grey architects. The property has a modernist influence and is situated on high ground, one mile east of the ancient town of Rye. The house has a large garden and grounds of about one acre, with a south-facing brick rear terrace and steps down to a lawn and pond. The interior features a spacious living hall/study, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, and garden room, as well as four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The property is in need of general modernization and has oil central heating, partial double glazing, and an EPC rating of E. The town of Rye offers a range of shopping facilities, an active local community, and access to local train services and sporting facilities.