Studdens Lane, Trolliloes

Imagine waking to birdsong and open skies, with nothing but bridleways, ponds and rolling countryside beyond your own gate. Tucked off a peaceful no-through green lane near Cowbeech, this bespoke eco home was self-built in 2018 to an excellent standard and offers a genuinely different way of living: unhurried, self-sufficient and quietly luxurious. The wildflower roof sets the tone, a haven for bees and butterflies, while solar panels, a ground source heat pump and underfloor heating throughout keep running costs remarkably low (EPC A). An air filtration system runs through the home, sun tunnels flood the hallway with natural light, and windows with no central mullions make the most of uninterrupted garden views. A heat exchange system via the outbuildings, with galvanised guttering and downpipes finishing the build with care. Inside, oak and glazed doors lead through to a striking triple-aspect living/dining room with log burner and bi-folding doors onto the decked terrace, perfect for entertaining as the seasons change. The kitchen is fitted with granite worktops and integrated appliances, while three good bedrooms include a principal suite with en-suite. A versatile hot tub room, complete with fibre optic ceiling lighting, doubles easily as a study, sunroom or fourth bedroom. Outside, around 5 acres (TBV) unfolds across lawns, paddock and two ponds crossed by a timber bridge, with greenhouse, summer house and useful outbuildings including stabling potential for equestrian buyers. Gated parking, total privacy, and the High Weald AONB on the doorstep, all within easy reach of Heathfield, Hailsham and the coast at Eastbourne.
A rare chance to buy into a lifestyle, not just a house.