House For Sale £435,000
1930S house | This attractive character cottages enjoys a convenient central location for the town centre and just a mile to the station. There is lots of scope for sizeable extension, lots of retained character and a west facing garden.
The House...
An attractive semi-detached cottage believe to have been built in 1936 and occupying a convenient position just south of Victoria Park, close to the town centre and within a mile of the mainline station.
The cottage boasts an abundance of charm with numerous character features including open fireplaces, picture rails, some latch windows and panelled internal doors. The inviting sitting room boasts an open fireplace, making it perfect for a winter’s evening. The social kitchen/diner extends across the entire rear of the house and is a great space for entertaining. The kitchen itself is modern, provides ample storage and has ‘French’ doors that open on to the garden. There is also an under-stairs cloakroom.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The master bedroom extends across the front of the house with plenty of fitted wardrobe space, whilst bedrooms 2 & 3 overlook the garden. The bathroom has a white suite, heated towel rail and overhead thermostatic shower.
Further benefits include gas fired central heating with regularly serviced combi boiler, part double glazing and tasteful décor throughout.
Scope/Potential...
There is plenty of scope for substantial extension, if required and many neighbouring homes have undertaken a range of works. The large attic room, which is fully boarded, insulated and has a ‘Velux’ window, is ripe for conversion into an exceptional master bedroom with en-suite. There is also room to extend to the rear & side, if required.
Step Outside...
To the rear, the garden enjoys a favoured westerly aspect meaning plenty of afternoon/evening sunshine. The decked terrace enjoys a beautiful Wisteria, which is stunning when in bloom and the paved terrace provides great spot for 'al-fresco' dining. There is a large expanse of lawn and timber shed and the garden is enclosed by timer fencing and established hedging.
To the front is a gravel driveway providing parking for two cars.
The Location...
Wood Ride is an established residential road of mainly 1920s, 30s and 50s homes, ideally located just south of Victoria Park in central Haywards Heath. The town centre is a 5 minute walk and offers a wide range of shopping & café facilities including The Orchards Shopping Centre, Marks & Spencer's, Costa Coffee & Café Nero. For further restaurants & bars, The Broadway is just over a half-mile distant and offers Cote Brasserie, Zizzi, Pizza Express and Café Rouge and a range of other independent bars. Haywards Heath's mainline station provides fast & regular commuter services to London (Victoria/London Bridge in 47mins), Brighton (20 mins) and Gatwick International Airport (20 mins).
The local area is well represented in both public & state schools including Great Walstead Preparatory, Ardingly College, Burgess Hill School for Girls and Cumnor House. Nearby, state schools include St. Wilfred's C of E, St. Josephs Catholic School, Oathall Community College and Warden Park.
Information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: D
The House...
An attractive semi-detached cottage believe to have been built in 1936 and occupying a convenient position just south of Victoria Park, close to the town centre and within a mile of the mainline station.
The cottage boasts an abundance of charm with numerous character features including open fireplaces, picture rails, some latch windows and panelled internal doors. The inviting sitting room boasts an open fireplace, making it perfect for a winter’s evening. The social kitchen/diner extends across the entire rear of the house and is a great space for entertaining. The kitchen itself is modern, provides ample storage and has ‘French’ doors that open on to the garden. There is also an under-stairs cloakroom.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The master bedroom extends across the front of the house with plenty of fitted wardrobe space, whilst bedrooms 2 & 3 overlook the garden. The bathroom has a white suite, heated towel rail and overhead thermostatic shower.
Further benefits include gas fired central heating with regularly serviced combi boiler, part double glazing and tasteful décor throughout.
Scope/Potential...
There is plenty of scope for substantial extension, if required and many neighbouring homes have undertaken a range of works. The large attic room, which is fully boarded, insulated and has a ‘Velux’ window, is ripe for conversion into an exceptional master bedroom with en-suite. There is also room to extend to the rear & side, if required.
Step Outside...
To the rear, the garden enjoys a favoured westerly aspect meaning plenty of afternoon/evening sunshine. The decked terrace enjoys a beautiful Wisteria, which is stunning when in bloom and the paved terrace provides great spot for 'al-fresco' dining. There is a large expanse of lawn and timber shed and the garden is enclosed by timer fencing and established hedging.
To the front is a gravel driveway providing parking for two cars.
The Location...
Wood Ride is an established residential road of mainly 1920s, 30s and 50s homes, ideally located just south of Victoria Park in central Haywards Heath. The town centre is a 5 minute walk and offers a wide range of shopping & café facilities including The Orchards Shopping Centre, Marks & Spencer's, Costa Coffee & Café Nero. For further restaurants & bars, The Broadway is just over a half-mile distant and offers Cote Brasserie, Zizzi, Pizza Express and Café Rouge and a range of other independent bars. Haywards Heath's mainline station provides fast & regular commuter services to London (Victoria/London Bridge in 47mins), Brighton (20 mins) and Gatwick International Airport (20 mins).
The local area is well represented in both public & state schools including Great Walstead Preparatory, Ardingly College, Burgess Hill School for Girls and Cumnor House. Nearby, state schools include St. Wilfred's C of E, St. Josephs Catholic School, Oathall Community College and Warden Park.
Information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: D
