DESCRIPTION

Blacksmith Cottages are a collection of two 3 bedroom & one 4 bedroom luxury terraced houses, set in the historic surroundings of High Weald.

Kitchens
• Modern styled kitchen furniture designed, manufactured and finished to the highest standard and providing flexible storage • Granite worktops • Stainless Steel sink with chrome tap mixer
• Electric Fan Oven • Electric Hob with chimney extractor above • Integrated Fridge/Freezer • Integrated Washer/Dryer
Bathrooms
• High Quality modern sanitary ware in white with close coupled WC and basin • Chrome Plated Taps • Bath with Separate Shower (Shower only to En-Suites) • Chrome Towel Rails • Floor and wall tiles (Half height for walls)
Doors & Joinery
• Modern Styled skirting and architrave • Modern design solid 44mm internal doors with a wood veneer and stainless steel fittings • Built-in wardrobes to all bedrooms
For your Comfort
• Traditional brick construction with a timber first floor to meet stringent sound absorption requirements • Electric fired central heating and hot water with timer and thermostats • Underfloor heating to ground floor • Mains powered smoke detectors • Hardwood front door with viewer, safety chain and Garrison Security locks • White UPVC double glazed windows • Halogen Ceiling Downlights (Certain Areas) • Garage to rear • Garden laid to turf • Natural Wood Decking at Rear • Zurich 10 year Building Guarantee

LOCATION

Mark Beech is situated on the northern edge of the High Weald and is the highest point between the Chart Hills and Ashdown Forest. It is six miles west of East Grinstead and about three miles south east of Edenbridge. The nearest station is at Cowden (1/2 a mile), which is situated mid way between the two villages. This provides a High Speed Rail link to London Bridge. A railway tunnel runs below the land in the west of the village. Mark Beech stands at the junction of the roads between Chiddingstone Hoath and Cowden Pound, in the west and east respectively and Edenbridge to the north east. The surrounding countryside is mainly woodland with some open agricultural land to the east and west.