About this property

The Jointure is a historically significant family home combining architectural heritage with a strong artistic legacy. From its early origins and connection to Tudor history to its role as the home and studio of Sir Frank Brangwyn, this inviting and beautifully kept family home remains an important landmark within the cultural landscape of Ditchling.

Set in the heart of the village, this beautiful and historically rich period home of some 500 years of history is full of charm, character, and space to enjoy everyday life. With a stunning west-facing garden, plenty of parking, and a range of useful outbuildings including a triple car port, it’s a home that offers both practicality and personality in equal measure.
Ditchling, tucked away in the South Downs National Park, is one of those villages people instantly fall in love with. You’ll find a mix of cosy cafés, a historic church, and welcoming pubs – including The Bull, a well-loved award-winning gastro pub. For a wider choice of shops, restaurants, and mainline train links into London, both Hassocks and Brighton & Hove are just a short drive away. The area is also well known for its excellent selection of both state and private schools, making it a fantastic place to settle down.
This Grade II listed home has a truly special story, once belonging to the celebrated artist Sir Frank Brangwyn. His artistic influence can still be felt throughout, with beautiful original details with ornate doors, striking fireplaces, and unique window fittings that give the house its own personality.
Inside, the ground floor offers three inviting reception rooms, perfect for everything from cosy evenings in to entertaining friends and family. The kitchen/breakfast room is light and welcoming, opening straight out onto the garden and terrace – ideal for relaxed mornings or summer dining. There’s also plenty of practical storage, including a larder, utility room, and even a cellar.
Upstairs, you’ll find an impressive and generous main suite with large double aspect windows and a further four comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms, offering plenty of space for family life or guests. At the top of the house, a stunning loft studio with exposed beams provides a peaceful and inspiring space – perfect as a studio, home office, or creative retreat.

Outside
Outside, the garden is a real highlight. A south facing and very sizeable walled garden for all members of the family to explore, it offers a mix of open lawns, wildflower areas, mature trees, and tucked-away spots to sit and unwind. There’s a lovely sense of calm here, with thoughtfully placed sculptures adding interest and charm throughout the space. Whether you’re entertaining on the terrace, gardening, or simply enjoying the sunshine as it moves across the west-facing garden, it’s a setting that’s easy to fall in love with.
All in all, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly unique home that combines history, character, and modern day comfort, right in the centre of one of Sussex’s most sought-after villages.

Situation
Ditchling, nestled within the South Downs National Park, is a historic village with a selection of local shops, cafes, a church, and two public houses including The Bull, an award-winning gastro pub. The larger village of Hassocks is a short drive away, as is the city of Brighton and Hove, both offering mainline train connections to London and a greater array of shops and restaurants. This area of Sussex also benefits from a variety of superb private and state schools for all ages, all within easy reach of the village.

Hassocks Train Station approx. 2 miles, Haywards Heath Train Station approx. 6.9 miles, London Victoria By Train approx. 47 mins, A23 Slip Road approx. 2.2 miles, Brighton approx. 9.6 miles, Gatwick Airport approx. 25 miles

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Additional Information
Local Authority: Lewes District Council

Services: All mains services are connected

Additional information

• Triple car port and parking
• 5998 sq ft
• 9.6 miles Hurst College
• 8.5 miles Brighton College
• 1.4 Hassocks
• Two pubs - The Bull and The White House

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold