Initial price	£2,250,000
06/08/25	£1,975,000
Price Change	-12.22%

This charming 16th-century Grade II listed house, known as The Furnace, sits on 13.2 acres of land in a semi-rural location within the High Weald National Landscape. The property exudes character and charm, with exposed brick and natural oak stud work, beamed ceilings, and polished oak flooring. The interior features a range of attractive fireplaces, some with wood-burning stoves, and modern bathrooms with electric underfloor heating. The kitchen/dining room is an exceptional space, with a large recessed Lacanche range cooker and bespoke, painted Chalon base cupboards. The property also includes a detached one-bedroom cottage, quality stabling, and a generous land holding of gardens, grounds, ancient woodland, and paddocks, giving the feel of a mini country estate. The grounds feature a range of mature specimen trees, including an impressive oak, weeping pear, and mulberry tree, as well as a feature boxed hedge parterre and a network of pathways through the ancient woodland. The property is located near the village of Horam, with good local amenities, and is within reach of Heathfield, Tunbridge Wells, and Eastbourne.