Lewes Road, Horsted Keynes, RH17

Guide: ?650,000 - ?700,000 This is an exciting opportunity to purchase an attractive 1930s semi-detached home in one of Mid Sussex s most quintessential villages. The home sits on a fabulous T-shaped plot that extends to 0.20 acres with a glorious garden and huge scope for a chunky extension, if required.

Guide Price ?650,000 - ?700,000

Offers invited in this region. The nature of the plot and the position of the garage at the rear means there are options available to purchasers as our client is open to selling or retaining the garage and associated strip of land at the very end of the garden area, depending upon the offer received.

Welcome Home...

This is an exciting opportunity to purchase an attractive 1930s semi-detached home in one of Mid Sussex s most quintessential villages. The home sits on a fabulous T-shaped plot that extends to 0.20 acres with a glorious garden and huge scope for a chunky extension, if required.

The home has been in the same family for over thirty years and offers over 1,400 sq ft of accommodation, great for a family. There is certain modernisation now required, but this is an exciting opportunity to buy a solid village home on a superb plot.

Upon entry you re welcomed by a generous hallway with ground floor cloakroom to the left.

The sitting room overlooks the pretty front garden and the fireplace provides the natural focal point. This room flows freely into the dining area, which in turns leads through to the spacious 21ft sitting/sun room which overlooks the garden. The kitchen sits adjacent to the dining area meaning you could easily knock through to create a large open plan kitchen/diner, if desired.

The kitchen itself has been extended (circa 1990) and has shaker style cabinetry with a peninsula breakfast bar, integrated hob, oven and microwave. The room is flooded with natural light and an opening leads through to the sun room, creating a free-flowing and family friendly layout.

Off the sun room is a handy utility, with door opening out to the garden very handy after a muddy walk with the dogs.

On the first floor there are two generous double bedrooms (one overlooking the front, one overlooking the rear) and a decent single third bedroom. These are all served by the shower room.

The large loft space has been semi-converted and provides fabulous storage space. It is ripe for conversion and with the addition of a rear dormer, there is plenty of space for an impressive principle bedroom with ensuite.

The home has LPG heating and access to a superfast fibre broadband connection. It is also offered for sale with no onward chain meaning a swift move is possible.

Step Outside....

Outside the home really comes into its own, sitting on a 0.20 acre plot. To the rear you have the most beautiful garden, which is well stocked with pretty plants and established trees, bushes and shrubs. The large paved terrace is ready made for al-fresco entertaining with friends & family and the large expanse of level lawn is perfect for children to play. The summer house and shed provide handy storage.

At the foot of the garden, there is a detached tandem length garage and an associated strip of garden. Beyond the garage, there is driveway parking which is accessed off Hamsland. The garage and end-strip of garden is available, depending on the level of offer.

Gated side access leads back to the front where you ll find a pretty and long front garden. Our client has acquired granted planning permission to create driveway parking to the front too (planning ref: DM/24/2463).

Out & About...

Horsted Keynes is a quintessential village situated in the heart of the Sussex Weald, approximately five miles from Haywards Heath and ten miles from East Grinstead. The village is centred around the green and boasts two fantastic village pubs (The Crown and The Green Man), a village store for those every day essentials and a village church. St. Giles C of E Primary school enjoys an excellent reputation for children 5-11 years. The village is surrounded by glorious open countryside, ideal for dog walking and exploring. Ashdown Forest is just two miles distant and provides riding tracks.

Being a bustling village, Horsted Keynes has a real sense of community with several social groups and sports clubs for all ages and interests including tennis, cricket and fishing. The famous Bluebell Steam Railway is nearby at Sheffield Park, with one of the stops being the old Horsted Keynes station, and is 'one of the best family days out in Sussex'. More extensive facilities are available in nearby Haywards Heath including two superstores (Waitrose and Sainsburys), leisure centre and the mainline station which provides fast and regular commuter services to London (under 47 mins to Victoria/London Bridge), Brighton and Gatwick Airport.

The Specifics....

Title Number: WSX16504Tenure: FreeholdLocal Authority: Mid Sussex District CouncilCouncil Tax Band: DPlot Size: 0.20 acresAvailable Broadband Speed: Superfast FibreWe believe this information to be correct and it has been provided in good faith, but we cannot guarantee its accuracy and recommend any intending buyer check personally.

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In line with our obligations, any intending purchaser will be subject to relevant Anti-Money Laundering checks. To ensure total independence we use a third party company called 'iamproperty' and the check is undertaken via their Move Butler platform. There is a small charge of ?20 per purchaser to complete these checks and this happens before a sale enters the conveyancing process.