Prince Albert Terrace, R...

A surprisingly spacious and significantly extended three/four-bedroom end-of-terrace home, offering an impressive and highly versatile arrangement of accommodation together with its own garden and access to an additional plot of land, with the grounds extending to approximately 3.63 acres in total.
The ground floor provides considerably more space than the exterior might initially suggest. You enter the property via an entrance space complete with cupboard, which opens out into an impressive extended kitchen/dining room to the rear. This substantial open-plan space forms a natural heart to the home, with ample room for both cooking and dining with doors providing access outside. The practical ground-floor accommodation is further enhanced by a separate utility room and additional shower room and toilet.
Also on the ground floor is a generous living room, while a separate reception room/bedroom and adjoining sitting room provide further reception space and plenty of flexibility for family life. This space could equally lend itself to use as a fourth bedroom, home office or playroom, which can easily be divided off depending on individual requirements.
Upstairs, the first floor is arranged around a central landing and offers three bedrooms, including a well-proportioned main bedroom, together with the family bathroom. Combined with the reception space below, the layout provides excellent versatility for families, those working from home or buyers looking for additional guest accommodation.
Outside, the property benefits from its own garden area as well as access to an additional parcel of land, with the overall grounds extending to approximately 3.63 acres. Various outbuildings further enhance the properties appeal, including a hardwood-framed workshop, complete with mezzanine, an oak-framed office with power including lighting and heating, also used by the current owners as a spare room, plus, to the front is a garage and additional parking space.
The additional land represents an unusual and appealing feature for a property of this type and could be of particular interest to buyers seeking additional outdoor space. However, please note that the land is not suitable for building or residential development.
This home is conveniently positioned close to the High Street of Robertsbridge, an attractive East Sussex village surrounded by the countryside of the High Weald. The village offers a useful selection of everyday amenities, including independent shops, a convenience store, pharmacy and post office, while Robertsbridge railway station is approximately 5 minutes' walk from the property. Local schooling includes both primary and secondary provision, making the location particularly convenient for village life while retaining good transport connections.