This most unusual and interesting property was originally built in 1929 as a theatre to the main country house with the whole building being later converted into separate dwellings in 1946.   Whilst retaining some wonderful period features including multi-paned windows, high ceilings, herringbone parquet flooring and some very attractive arched windows, the house has been painstakingly upgraded to suit 21st century living. Lantern roof-lights offer natural light in the central portion of the house with the stylish kitchen/breakfast room having a stainless steel topped island unit and French doors to the rear offer an abundance of natural light. The bathroom and en-suite wet-room are beautifully appointed with quality fittings and have echos of the Art Deco era.
The guest bedroom and bathroom spur off the entrance hall with windows to the front and then the principal bedroom is accessed from the breakfast area and has French doors out to the garden, a walk-through dressing area and stylish en-suite wet room. The central portion of the house is given over to the wonderful living room with a ceiling height of over 10ft, where the fire surround was designed to replicate the multiple arches of the adjacent doorway, there are dramatic pillars either side of the raised dining area (formerly the "stage") and various recesses and alcoves give this room a marvellous feel. The house is immaculately presented throughout and at over 1350 sq ft, offers spacious and versatile accommodation.

Outside
Accessed from the road, there is a garage en-bloc with parking to the front and then the house is down a pathway from the main building, giving it a secluded feel. Both front and rear gardens feature paths, manicured topiary and hedging, well-established borders and paved terraces with space for garden furniture. The rear garden is very secluded and ideally suited to outdoor entertaining.

Situation
The property is situated on the outskirts of the village of Speldhurst, within 3.5 miles of Tunbridge Wells. Speldhurst is a popular village in the High Weald AONB with plentiful amenities including a primary school, church and general store with Post Office. There is also a pub and children?s play area, plus a thriving community which organises events throughout the year. There are mainline stations at Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge (both 3.3 miles distant) with services to London, and there are good road communications locally including the A26 and A21, the latter leading to the M25.

Additional Information
Oil fired central heating, mains water and electricity
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Tax Band E