Grade II listed pub building converted to family home for sale

Jack Fuller Pub in Brightling Road, Robertsbridge, was converted by its last owner after formerly being known as the Fuller Arms for many years.

Keller Williams Property Agency is holding an open day on Saturday with the price at £1.25 million.

Inside the old pub. Pictures from Keller Williams

Chris Ward, estate agent for Keller Williams, said: “We are bringing to the market the historic Jack Fuller Pub in Robertsbridge.

“This stunning Grade II listed building sits on 0.666 acres of land and has been known as the Fuller Arms for many years but most recently as Jack Fuller's pub and restaurant.

“The current owner has beautifully renovated it into an extensive family home but has still maintained many of the original features. Do you fancy owning a piece of history?”

Outside the pub

The pub was empty for several years before it was purchased and during that time much of the interior including the original features had been stripped out.

The current owner said: “What I’ve tried to do is convert it into a really beautiful family home, but one that retains all of its wonderful character and charm.

"So I’ve reinstated period features, added new oak flooring, stripped the lovely old beams and installed a really nice kitchen and bathrooms that although very up to date, don’t look out of place in this beautiful old building.

Picture from Keller Williams

“It still has a bit of a pub feel and the layout is much as it would have been – particularly in the main living area, which is very open plan – but each section is zoned so there’s a nice degree of separation.

"It’s a large, very comfortable and good looking family home and I’m extremely pleased with what I’ve achieved.

“What was once the pub car park has been totally grassed over, so the garden is now a very generous size.”

For more information, visit Keller Williams' website.