Initial price	£2,850,000
14/08/25	£2,375,000
Price Change	-16.67%

Tanhouse is a 15th-century Grade II Listed timber-framed house with a T-shaped design, set in its own 28.5-acre grounds in the village of Northiam, near Rye. The property has been lovingly preserved and features exposed timber framing, mullion windows, brick and flagstone flooring, and fine inglenook fireplaces. The interior has been immaculately presented and includes three reception rooms, a kitchen with a range cooker, a utility room, and a cloakroom. The first floor has five bedrooms, including a master bedroom with an en-suite shower room and two walk-in dressing rooms. The property also has a detached oast and barn with ancillary accommodation, a summerhouse, a heated swimming pool, a pool house, a gazebo, a boules court, an orchard, a nuttery, woodland, and ponds. The gardens and grounds are beautifully maintained and include a Japanese garden, a Mediterranean-style paved terrace, and a large detached oak-framed summerhouse. The property is located near several villages and towns, including Rye, Peasmarsh, Battle, and Tenterden, and has easy access to the A21 and national motorway network.