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"VACANT POSSESSION. A delightful Victorian end of terrace cottage located in the popular Park Road, tucked away off the village High Street. The property dates back to the early 1900 s and retains character features from that era, including fireplaces and stripped pine flooring. The vendors have installed a new ktichen plus units worksurface in the utility room. In addition the property has been redecorated throughout and there is new carpeting to the stairs and landing. A particular feature and benefit to the property is a single garage, a rare asset in this location. There is plenty of potential to extend, for example into the loft space.

The accommodation includes entrance hall, good size sitting room overlooking the front, dining room with log burner, a kitchen with door to a rear utility room which has a door to the rear garden. On the first floor are two double bedrooms and a large family bathroom. Outside is a paved front garden and path to the front door and a rear garden mainly laid to lawn. There is a timber summer house and single garage. Viewing is highly recommended.

The property is located in Park Road. Henfield High Street is literally a gentle stroll of 2 minutes or so where a full range of everyday and specialist retailers can be found. These include a supermarket, pharmacy, cafes, restaurants, pubs and post office. There is a village library, a lovely and ancient Anglican church, primary school, leisure centre, tennis club etc. Henfield is self sufficient in most areas with its own medical centre, dentist, hairdressers, ironmongers etc. The nearest railway station is at Hassocks about 7.5 miles mainline services into London Bridge and Victoria from about an hour Brighton city centre and the coast are approximately 20 minutes drive. Gatwick and the M25 are within about 35 minutes. Henfield has a disused railway line offering wonderful walking, running and cycling within easy reach of the house. The South Downs National Park is not far from the edge of Henfield with access to numerous Downland trek."