Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 58 Fairfield Road, East Grinstead, a charming and spacious terraced type home with 3 bed in the RH19 4HB area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built 1967-1975 and has a reported internal area of 197 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £139,099 and a rental potential of £904 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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SUMMARY
Guide price ?350,000 - ?370,000. Adaptable, end of terrace, split
level house. Ideal for families with 3 double bedrooms,
kitchen/dining room, lounge, games / family room and storage areas.
The rooms to the rear overlook the garden & woodland. Garage en
bloc. Solar panels. NO ONWARD CHAIN
DESCRIPTION
Guide price ?350,000 - ?370,000. An unusual end of terrace house in
a quiet area of East Grinstead. Due to the split level nature of
this house it is very flexible and ideal for families with three
bedrooms, kitchen / dining room, lounge, games / family room and
various storage areas. The rooms to the rear overlook the rear
garden which backs on to woodland. Garage en bloc. An ideal
location for East Grinstead High Street with its eclectic
collection of coffee shops, bars and shops as well as the two
supermarkets, cinema, theatre, museum and railway station in the
town. Solar panels. NO ONWARD CHAIN
Vendors Comments
We bought Fairfield Road 17 years ago because of its size (some
people have called it a tardis!), adaptability and location.
Compared to other houses in the same price bracket it was
significantly larger with lots of storage space. The three bedrooms
are all big enough for two double beds and have been used as
lounges and dining rooms. As our three children grew up and needed
more space we were able to keep changing things around to fit our
needs. Perhaps most importantly was the location: the children
could walk to the primary and secondary schools in five minutes
without crossing the road; local pubs and restaurants are within
five minutes as well; when I commuted it took 12 minutes to walk to
the train station, and; the Forest Way park/track is also within
five minutes. Out of the back gate is the Herontye Ponds area of
woodland which is also good for walking the dog. Although so close
to town because the road is set back there is next to no traffic
and it is surprisingly quiet. Three years ago we had solar panels
fitted. Dependant upon when the sun shines and what electricity we
can use in the daytime, this means that our bills are considerably
cheaper.
Ground Floor
Entrance Porch
Obscured double glazed door to hall. Two outside cupboards.
Entrance Hall
Obscured double glazed door from porch to front. Cloaks hooks.
Cloakroom
Obscured double glazed window to front. Wash hand basin set on
vanity unit. WC. Panel door. radiator
Kitchen / Dining Room 18' 6" x 8' 11" max ( 5.64m x
2.72m max )
Double glazed windows to front & side. Range of free standing
units. Stainless steel double sink incorporating drainer. Wooden
work surfaces. Part tiled walls. Electric cooker. Larder cupboard
with air brick. Plumbing for washing machine. Space for fridge /
freezer. Central heating boiler. Radiator.
Lower Ground Floor
Lower Ground Floor Landing
Walk in storage cupboard. Radiator. Stairs to ground floor
hall.
Living Room 15' x 10' 11" ( 4.57m x 3.33m )
Double glazed patio doors to the rear of the room overlooking the
garden & woodland. High level book shelves. Radiator. Open to:
Games / Family Room 14' 8" x 8' 2" ( 4.47m x 2.49m
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Two double glazed windows to side. Coved ceiling. Contemporary wall
lights. Slate flooring. Radiator. Open to lounge. Recessed shelves
open up to reveal hidden storage area.
Hidden Storage Area 6' 9" x 5' 7" ( 2.06m x 1.70m )
Radiator.
Lower First Floor
Landing
Stairs from lower floors. Stairs to upper floors. Recessed display
shelves. Loft access. Radiator
Lounge / Bedroom 15' 2" x 10' 11" ( 4.62m x 3.33m )
Double glazed window to rear. Coved ceiling. Panel door. Recessed
storage area. Radiator. Currently used as a lounge.
Upper First Floor
Landing
Stairs to upper & lower floors
Bedroom Two 16' 3" x 8' 10" ( 4.95m x 2.69m )
Double glazed window to front. Coved ceiling. Ceiling access to
Dutch cupboard. Radiator.
Bathroom
Obscured double glazed window to front. Coved ceiling. Wash hand
basin. WC. Bath with mixer taps & shower attachment. Panel door.
Radiator.
Second Floor
Landing
Coved ceiling. Double doors to Dutch cupboard & loft access. Built
in wardrobe.
Bedroom One 15' 2" x 13' 5" max ( 4.62m x 4.09m max
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Double glazed window to rear. Range of wardrobes. Radiator.
Rear Garden
Patio to rear with easy care shingle area, flower bed & raised
borders. Raised vegetable beds. View of the woodland area to rear.
Gate to rear & access to front.
East Grinstead
The popular market town of East Grinstead is located approximately
half way between London and the south coast. The town boasts a
wealth of architectural heritage and the High Street retains period
buildings with old world charm. It is believed that East Grinstead
has the longest row of Tudor and Medieval timber framed, open hall
houses which have been in continuous use. The Meridian Line runs
through the town and its path is marked by terracotta markers.
There are a number of coffee shops, restaurants, a museum, a
leisure centre and Chequer Mead theatre within the town. Surrounded
by some of the finest countryside in the south east, East Grinstead
is in close proximity to Ashdown Forest which is designated as an
area of outstanding natural beauty. The recently reopened Bluebell
Steam Railway links the town to Sheffield Park with regular
excursions throughout the year. The mainline railway station offers
frequent services to London Victoria or London Bridge in just under
the hour. The town is ideally situated for access to the M23 and
M25 motorways with Gatwick being the closest airport.
DIRECTIONS
From Connells office, head south-east on London Road towards
Queen's Road. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto High
Street. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Fairfield
Road
1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS - Intending purchasers will be
asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and
we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no
delay in agreeing the sale.
2: These particulars do not constitute part or all of an offer or
contract.
3: The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as
such must be considered incorrect.
4: Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before
committing to any expense.
5: Connells has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures,
fittings or services and it is the buyers interests to check the
working condition of any appliances.
6: Connells has not sought to verify the legal title of the
property and the buyers must obtain verification from their
solicitor.
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174 sqm plot
