Coolham, Nr. Horsham

£2,350,000

Guide price

Reynolds is a beautifully presented and spacious period country house believed to originally date from the 18th Century with later additions and alterations and benefitting from period and character features, but not being Grade II Listed. The house affords excellent family accommodation spread over two floors with a number of windows to allow plenty of light to filter through the house and to enjoy the fine outlook over the property's well maintained pasture land stretching to the South, East and North and thence over adjoining countryside to the South Downs in the distance from parts. Externally the traditional elevations include part painted brickwork with decorative clay tile hanging and leaded light windows and thence under twin pitched clay tiled roofs.

The house provides spacious and comfortable family living as well as being ideally suited to entertaining with super family kitchen/dining room at the back of the house overlooking the garden and land including French doors to the terrace. Fitted with a comprehensive range of solid oak units, the kitchen includes a central block with adjacent oil-fired Aga and separate electric oven, hob and microwave, adjacent twin Belfast sink and points under worktops for appliances with extensive fitted cupboards and drawers, terracotta floor tiling also to the spacious dining area and with useful larder off and thence connecting doors to the reception rooms. These include the atmospheric dining room with fireplace and part exposed timbers and opening up to the reception hall with stone flagged floor and staircase to first floor. Light oak doors lead through to the fine double aspect drawing room being South and West facing with part exposed timbers, fitted drinks/stereo sound cupboard and inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. The delightful South facing snug sitting room leads from the kitchen/dining room and includes exposed oak timbers and floor, fireplace with stone surround and wood burning stove and thence with pair of doors into the triple aspect study overlooking the garden and land and with part vaulted ceiling and French doors to the garden.