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Hammer Hill House is a 1928 detached home set in a semi-rural location between the villages of Cuckfield and Staplefield, built in the Sussex vernacular style with brick and half tile-hung elevations, original metal-framed casement windows, and tall chimney stacks. The house has six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, and features a galleried landing, dual-aspect reception rooms, and a wealth of oak joinery. The property spans a four and a half acres of gardens and woodland, with formal lawns, structured rose gardens, wildflower meadows, and two tree-lined ponds. The exterior features a sweeping driveway, parking area, and double garage with EV charging point, while the interior includes a turned oak staircase, stripped wood floors, and a kitchen with painted wooden cabinetry and an Aga cooker.