Colwood Park Bolney | RH17 5RYlarge cellar with its ample wine racks. From the distinguished main...

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Colwood Park Bolney | RH17 5RY

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Colwood Park Bolney | RH17 5RY

Page 2: Colwood Park Bolney | RH17 5RYlarge cellar with its ample wine racks. From the distinguished main entrance hallway, a beautiful wooden staircase curves upwards to the first floor where
Page 3: Colwood Park Bolney | RH17 5RYlarge cellar with its ample wine racks. From the distinguished main entrance hallway, a beautiful wooden staircase curves upwards to the first floor where
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An exceptional detached country house of approx. 10,000 sq. ft. Dating Back to the 18th Century with Grounds and Land.

Conjuring a sense of elegance from a bygone age, Colwood Park sits discreetly back from the idyllic country lanes of Bolney encompassed by the peace and tranquillity of its own grounds and the beautiful surrounding countryside.

This majestic home may be in need of renovation however it continues to exude an unmistakable amount of elegance. Dating back to the mid-18th Century and built from locally sourced sandstone, Colwood Park retains a wealth of original period features and enjoys approximately nine acres of land. A prestigious property offering an exciting opportunity for you to shape an expansive period house into a contemporary family home.

In More DetailThe sweeping driveways leading up to Colwood Park give a real sense of privacy to this most distinguished Georgian home. Arranged over three floors, a plethora of original working fireplaces, parquet floors and leaded windows combine with tall ceilings, a servants’ bell board and over thirty different rooms to create a beautiful example of versatile family living in a period property.

Built circa 1750 the middle section of this historic house is the oldest. The far end comprising of the library and dining room was finished in the early 1800’s, while the stately drawing room was added in 1911.

InsideThe expansive ground floor instantly creates a breath-taking first impression. From the wide leaded entrance doors to the wall panelling and original parquet flooring, the immense hallway serves as an impressive hint of what’s to come. A suite of five receptions rooms comprises of a double aspect drawing room with magnificent bay windows and the first of many picture-perfect fireplaces; sitting room with open fireplaces at each end and French doors opening onto the rose

garden; double aspect formal dining room with a large exposed brick fireplace; library, and what was once the original butler’s room.

A classic Aga nestles within the chimney breast of the large kitchen/breakfast room whose red tiled floor continues into the adjacent scullery, additional walk-in larder and separate butler’s pantry.

The majestic hallway leads the way to a large workshop and a WC/cloakroom, while stairs provide access to the large cellar with its ample wine racks.

From the distinguished main entrance hallway, a beautiful wooden staircase curves upwards to the first floor where six generously proportioned double bedrooms all feature attractive open and working fireplaces. A total of five bathrooms are found on this floor along with a separate WC and deep linen cupboards.

Sitting above the workshop a further two rooms provide plenty of potential to become additional bedrooms.

Stretching across the top floor of this distinguished Sussex home, the old servants’ quarters offer eight more rooms along with the original row of servants’ bells.

OutsideDiscreetly hidden from the road by tall Beech hedgerows, the landscaped gardens which surround Colwood Park are simply stunning. A magnificent rose garden stretches along the width of the sitting room creating the quintessential English garden and an idyllic spot to sit and admire the distinguished stonework, red brick chimney stacks and leaded windows of the house itself. The heady scents and rich blooms of mature rhododendrons and azaleas line the sweeping driveway, while large lawns offer space for a tennis court and marquee.

Tucked away out of sight, a carpet of bluebells creates an enchanted secret garden, while approximately seven acres of woodland and paddocks provides ample space for horses and enjoying large family celebrations and events.

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In the Local AreaSituated in an enchanting rural location between the hamlet of Bolney and the village of Warninglid, peaceful country lanes lead the way to Colwood Park.

Sitting in the heart of Sussex, the parish of Bolney is found at the southern border of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering an abundance of outdoor space for walks and horse riding.

Within a ten mile radius, Haywards Heath and Horsham both provide a wealth of shops, bars and restaurants. Nearby Cottesmore and Mannings Heath cater for those who love to play golf, whilst for fans of showjumping and horse racing, HIckstead, Plumpton and Brighton are all easily accessible.

Approximately two miles away the A23 provides easy access to Brighton and London, as well as the M25 and Gatwick Airport. Haywards Heath train station provides convenient mainline links for commuters to both London Victoria and London Bridge with journey times of under an hour.

Local schools include Bolney C of E Primary School, Farney Close School, Warniglid Primary School and Twineham C of E Primary School.

Cross Colwood Lane benefits from average broadband speeds of 7Mbps.

• Detached Country House• In need of modernisation• Discreet Location• Scullery• Original servants’ quarters• Period features• Cellar• Good commuter links• Aprrox. 9 acres of Land

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Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Copyright © 2017 Fine & Country Ltd. Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg No. 4235622 Registered Office: Sawyer & Co Sales & Lettings Ltd, 85 Church Street, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 2BB.. Printed

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