• Three double bedrooms
• Family bathroom
• Sitting room with open fireplace
• Dining room
• Kitchen with large pantry
• Family room and study
• Cloakroom
• Utility area
• Garage and parking
• Good sized rear garden

Located in the much sought after village of Chiddingfold, an attractive early 1900s three bedroom family house having a good sized garden and potential to extend subject to Planning Permission.The Cider House, thought to have been constructed around 1906, has an attractive double fronted elevation with decorative half tile hanging. The property already has a single storey extension to the rear but with its generous garden provides scope to enlarge further, subject to the necessary planning permissions.On the ground floor is a central hall with stairs rising to the first floor off which is the sitting room having an open fire, original sash window with secondary glazing and double doors opening to the rear garden. The dining room has a wooden floor and original sash window and leads to the kitchen which enjoys a rear aspect and has a large walk-in pantry. Situated at the rear of the house overlooking the garden is a family room and a study which connects back to the garage via a utility area. On the first floor are three good sized bedrooms; bedrooms one and two having original sash windows, built-in wardrobes and a front aspect and a family bathroom. To the front, a shingle driveway provides access to the garage and a gate to the rear garden which is a pleasant green outlook to neighbouring gardens. Here there is a crazy paved sun terrace and eating area, good sized lawn, shaped established borders, shed, greenhouse, log store and a number of fruit trees including apple, plum and greengage.

Tenure
Freehold