Highmead Newtons Hill, Hartfield, TN7 4DH

A generously extended detached home of character, offering a distinctive and spacious family residence on the edge of the highly sought-after village of Hartfield – famed for its links to Winnie the Pooh and its close proximity to the beautiful Ashdown Forest.

The property is arranged over three floors and includes a versatile basement featuring a games room and a storage area, with potential for further conversion.

On the ground floor, there is a well-proportioned kitchen/family room with direct access to the rear garden.

Additionally, a bright sitting room enjoys views over the fields opposite, while a dual-aspect living room with charming bay windows also opens onto the garden.

Ascending to the first floor, you’ll find four bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom comprising a panelled bath, separate shower, WC, and hand basin.

Three further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with similar fittings.

Three of the bedrooms enjoy picturesque views across the surrounding countryside, taking in fields and woodland to the north.

Outside, a private forecourt provides ample parking and access to a detached double garage with power and lighting.

Behind the garage, additional outbuildings offer useful storage or potential workshop space.

The gardens are mainly located to the rear, laid to lawn and complemented by a generous paved terrace, mature shrubs, hedging, and a sunny south-facing aspect – ideal for family life and outdoor entertaining.

EPC Rating: C Location Newtons Hill sits on a tranquil, predominantly period-styled street of around 19 homes in the charming village of Hartfield.

This elevated location at roughly 80 m above sea level offers lovely countryside views and is just a short walk from local amenities-including a popular primary school and gp surgery-while more extensive facilities in Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells are a few miles away.

The neighbourhood is considered affluent, with mostly detached homes owned outright, low crime, reliable superfast broadband, and excellent transport links via nearby Ashurst and Crowborough stations.

Notably, Highmead itself is a spacious, character-filled detached house dating from the early 19th century, forming part of a distinctive and well-regarded local community.