Langley Grange was originally a farmhouse – Langley Farm, once part of Ifield near Crawley. It was built in the mid-17th century during the start of the English Civil War.
The farm land was owned by an Admiral of the Fleet and a priest from London. It was extended in the mid-18th century and more recently at the start of the 20th century.
This Grade II listed five-bedroom house has been carefully restored to its former glory with many of the original features re-instated. The accommodation, excluding garage and store, is arranged over three floors.
It is on sale through agents Savills with a guide price of £850,000.
1. Hallway
On the ground floor is an entrance hallway with cloakroom and utility area Photo: Contributed
2. Kitchen
An attractive kitchen/breakfast room has two walk in pantries and leads into the dining room Photo: Contributed
3. Sitting room
The generous sized dual aspect sitting room has a feature fireplace. There is also a family room which has double doors leading onto the gardens. Photo: Contributed
4. Dining room
The dining room also has a feature inglenook fireplace Photo: Contributed