An exceptional and immaculately presented Victorian House

in a quiet and sought-after private park on the Kent/Sussex borders. Clive Christian kitchen & utility area. Orangery. Conservatory.

High Leam (South) is set in an established setting in an exclusive private park. During the 1950s the property was skilfully divided into two completely self-contained residences, each with their own separate driveways.
The gardens are quite superb and create enormous privacy. The front garden is laid mainly to lawn, having a wide frontage screening it from the private road by a belt of rhododendrons, laurels, and yew interspersed by cherry trees. To the south there is a further area of lawn with ornamental borders surrounded by York stone paving which forms the original Victorian rose garden. There are further flowering cherry and magnolia trees and a well-stocked herbaceous border with steps down to a gravel pathway, through an arch of topiary hedging and into an organic vegetable garden with fruit cage and greenhouse. There is a recently installed zoned, pop-up irrigation system with rain sensor.

• 4 bedrooms
• 2 reception rooms
• 2 bathrooms
• 216.45 sqm
• Conservatory
• Garden
• Land
• Patio/Terrace
• Private Parking
• 0.50 acres (0.2 hectares)
• Freehold