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"DESCRIPTION

A very spacious, well presented, 3 bedroom terrace house within a short walk of the primary school, railway station and village shop.

Built about 50 years ago, the property backs west with first floor views out to the Balcombe Estate. The internal accommodation has been very cleverly designed, in such a way so as to provide a downstairs WC, spacious fully modernised kitchen dining room and a full width living room across the back of the house, with a small rear vestibule protecting the reception from the outside. There is also exceptional storage, which you will see from the floor plan.

Upstairs there are 3 good sized bedrooms, two of which with wardrobe storage and a modern fitted bath shower room. The loft area is part boarded for useful storage of luggage etc. The house has a modern Worcester combi boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating. There is uPVC double glazing throughout and with a 74 C rating on the EPC should prove to be a very economic property to run.

Outside the rear garden is accessed via a couple of steps from the rear hall to an area of paved patio. This adjoins a lawn of astro turf style maintenance free lawn. The garden measures about 8.5 meters from the back of the house and is enclosed by close boarded fencing with a gate straight out to the footpath providing rear access.

In summary this is a well presented sizeable family house with ample unallocated parking directly opposite. The close is quiet and peaceful being a cul sac with open lawned spaces.

Internal inspection is highly recommended.

Council tax band C Mid Sussex. EPC rating C Freehold.

LOCATION

The location is close to the heart of this popular Sussex village, noted for its community owned pub and family run general store, the members social club and the extremely useful mainline railway station. All of these facilities are within a five minute walk of the house.

The village itself is surrounded by the Balcombe Estate with public footpaths leading through the stunning open countryside and many woods. Mill Lane to the north of the village connects with the renowned Ardingly reservoir.

Road connections are nearby with Crawley and the M23 just 5 minutes drive away, Haywards Heath town centre is about 5 miles where you will find supermarkets, banks and traditional market town amenities."