Lower Wick Street, Selmeston

Cobb Court is an impressive country house offering more than 4,000 sq ft of immaculate accommodation, rich in period character and original detail and a property of architectural and historic interest being mentioned by Pevsner in his Buildings of England Sussex Edition. Dating from the 18th century and with later extensions by the current owner, the property features handsome red and grey brick elevations and is set within beautifully maintained gardens and grounds extending to 1.38 acres. The ground floor provides five elegant reception rooms, including the sitting room and dining room at the front of the house, both featuring tall sash windows and original fireplaces, while the drawing room centres around a grand inglenook fireplace. There is also a comfortable dual-aspect sitting room with doors opening onto the gardens, while to the rear a generous 23ft family room features a vaulted ceiling, exposed timber beams and a south-facing bay window welcoming excellent natural light. The well-appointed kitchen is fitted with farmhouse-style units, a split butler sink and an Aga, with further practical space provided by the pantry, utility room and cellar. Adjoining the kitchen, the breakfast room provides space for informal dining. The first floor comprises four well-presented double bedrooms, all which benefit from built-in storage and are served by two family bathrooms. On the second floor are two further double bedrooms set within the eaves, together with an additional bathroom.

This property has 1.38 acres of land.