Dating from 17th century

Bulls Farm House is a delightful period house dating from the mid 17th Century with some later additions and listed Grade II – of ‘special historic or architectural importance’.

The property is situated in a superb rural location, approached via a private lane and with a delightful outlook over its own gardens and grounds to the surrounding countryside beyond, yet only two-and-a-half miles from the popular market town of Horsham, with its amenities and mainline railway station offering services to London Bridge/Victoria from 53 minutes.

The property has been in the same ownership for over 20 years and is clearly a wonderful family home – retaining all the character of its period whilst having been particularly well maintained, sympathetically modernised and in excellent decorative order.

Particular points of note include: three good reception rooms, all facing south over the gardens and including a fine drawing room with original 17th Century fireplace; an impressive farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room, ideal for family living and entertaining; five well proportioned bedrooms, three with lovely views over the garden; and ample storage throughout.

Outside, there is a parking area, double garage and adjoining log store.

The grounds are partially divided through the use of mature trees and shrubs to create an almost parkland setting, with distinct areas and elements of note including: a south-facing terrace adjoining the rear of the house providing a delightful entertaining area; an all-weather tennis court; a croquet lawn; a summerhouse and two paddocks. The garden is well sheltered with a variety of mature trees including, amongst others, eucalyptus, fir and a variety of fruit trees. There is an enclosed pool area, with heated pool and a covered arbour with an open barbecue area and changing rooms.

In all, about 4.4 acres.

Guide price £1.6 million.

n For further details please contact Savills, Haywards Heath on 01444 446000 ([email protected])