Location

Croft House is situated on the popular south side of town, close to the station and the historic Pantiles, Georgian shopping arcade, which can be reached within about a 0.3 mile walk, with the vast open spaces of The Common, with its network of footpaths and a cricket pitch, only just beyond. Tunbridge Wells offers a very good choice of shopping, as well as two theatres and a wide variety of cafés, bars and restaurants and the High street and Pantiles area is very much at the heart of this.

Mainline rail:
Tunbridge Wells (about 0.4 miles), regular services to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street (via London Bridge and Waterloo East).

State and Private Schools:
Many well-regarded schools in the area include primaries in Tunbridge Wells, plus Holmewood House (Langton Green), Rose Hill and The Mead preparatory schools. At secondary level, there are a variety of state schools, including the Kent Grammar schools in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge. Also, there are well regarded private schools including Mayfield School for girls, Tonbridge for boys and Sevenoaks and Eastbourne, which are co-ed.

Communications:
The A26 joins the A21 to the North of Tunbridge Wells, linking to the M25, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the M20 (Channel Tunnel) to the North and the coast to the South.

Description

The major portion of this impressive Freehold period townhouse, which is very conveniently located and offers exceptional presentation in a contemporary style, retaining quality period details and being well laid out with good size rooms throughout. Highlights include the grand reception hall, with its fine staircase and the huge kitchen/dining space (29’ 6 x 15’6), which opens straight out onto the landscaped rear garden. In addition, there are also two character formal reception rooms and upstairs on the first floor, a generous principal bedroom suite with dressing room and a shower room. There are up to four further bedrooms, one ensuite and the others are served by a large family bathroom. Outside, there is gated parking and an attractive, landscaped and planted rear garden, with a fascinating townscape view over Tunbridge Wells to the rear.

Directions

From central Tunbridge Wells, head south on the A26 London Road. At the roundabout by The Pantiles, take the first exit onto Nevill Street/Frant Road (A267). Then ignore the first turning left into Warwick Park and Croft House will then be found after a short distance up the hill on the left, well before the next turning left into Rodmell Road.