With a vaulted kitchen-diner, exposed beams, roof lantern, and charming period touches throughout, this unique three-bedroom cottage on Crowders Lane is full of considered details — plus a beautiful garden, garage, cellar, and top-floor bedroom with en-suite.

Tucked away along Crowders Lane, this unique former foundry cottage combines period charm with clever updates and beautiful natural light throughout. The standout vaulted kitchen-diner is a true showstopper — complete with exposed beams, deep-set windows, and a striking roof lantern above the snug. From here the rear kitchen windows overlook the rear garden and rear door leads out to a lush, front aspect garden, offering a peaceful retreat with meandering paths, mature trees, a pond, greenhouse, and gated access to the garage and parking area.

The ground floor also features the kitchen/snug, a dual-aspect lounge with log burner and exposed brick chimney with French doors onto a front aspect garden, a hallway with wood-effect flooring, a utility room, and a family bathroom plus separate WC.
A cellar below offers further storage or potential use.
On the first floor are two double bedrooms, including one with fitted wardrobes and rear aspect. At the top, the loft-style principal suite enjoys far-reaching countryside views and includes a sleek en suite wet room with rainfall shower.

Situated on quiet and leafy Crowders Lane, the property enjoys a semi-rural setting with easy access to both coast and countryside. Well-regarded state and independent schools are within a short drive, along with local shops and amenities. Robertsbridge station and Battle station are around 1.5 -2 miles away, with regular services to London, while Bexhill-on-Sea and Battle High Street are a short drive.