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" Situated in a popular location with a garden backing onto Blunts Wood and Paiges Meadow with its many footpath trails, this detached property is a great choice for families, professional couples or downsizers. This older-style home has been well preserved over the years and has a wealth of original character features, including wood ceilings, stairs, a period fireplace and large windows. Though dated internally, the house has been maintained to a good standard and offers fantastic potential for extension and cosmetic improvement (subject to obtaining the necessary consents). The house further benefits from gas central heating.

The ground floor accommodation comprises an entrance hall with w.c. and internal access to the garageworkshop, a dining room with storage cupboard, kitchen with door to the rear garden, a spacious sitting room and an adjoining dining room which is glazed on two sides. Upstairs there are three good-size bedrooms all with storage, a shower room and a useful loft storage space.

Situation
Quarry Hill is a popular development situated on the favourable northwestern edge of Haywards Heath in the popular Lucastes area, within walking distance of the town centre, train station and local schools. The station has fast and regular services to London (London BridgeVictoria in approximately 47 mins), Gatwick International Airport and Brighton. There are Sainsbury‘s and Waitrose supermarkets locally and an excellent selection of cafés, restaurants, bars and pubs, whilst the town‘s leisure facilities include the Dolphin Leisure Centre and Clair Park. Surrounding towns and cities can be accessed via the A272 or A23(M). There are a number of excellent schools nearby including Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Ardingly, Burgess Hill School, Hurst College and Brighton College. Sporting and recreational activities are extensive with golf at Haywards Heath, Royal Ashdown and East Sussex National Golf Clubs; sailing at Ardingly and Weir Wood reservoirs. Walking and riding is popular locally, including the South Downs and the Ashdown Forest.

Outside
There is parking to the front of the house in front of the attached garageworkshop which offers excellent potential for conversion (stnc). There is an attractive flowerbed to the front well stocked with a wide variety of plants and shrubs, with the majority of the space to the rear. The garden is a good size and includes a central circular lawn enclosed by mature hedges and shrubs with established tall trees along the back boundary, with a brick-paved patio adjoining the house providing space for outdoor dining. "