House For Sale £600,000
This detached three-bedroom 1930s family home has a very convenient situation on this sought-after road, ideally located within a short (0.2 miles) distance of Haywards Heath mainline station and the town’s excellent shopping. The house is believed to have been designed by the renowned local architect Harold G Turner and retains many of the original features that make these properties much sought after, including leaded light windows with quarry tiled sills, wood and terracotta tiled floors, panelled internal doors and open fireplaces. Internally the property is well presented with neutral interiors, making it an ideal project for someone looking to personalise their new home. The kitchen has been recently updated and is of a modern design, with quartz work surfaces, ample base and eye level storage and a number of integrated appliances, including an oven, hob and fridge freezer. The generous proportions of this home lend it well to a family property, but it is equally well suited to downsizers or professionals looking to be within easy commuting distance of London or Brighton.
The ground floor accommodation comprises an inviting entrance hall, a generous dining room, rear hallway leading to a cloakroom with w.c., a bay fronted sitting room and the kitchen, which leads out to the garden. On the first floor there is a large main bedroom with a wall of fitted cupboards, two smaller double bedrooms to the rear and a family bathroom with adjacent w.c.
Situation
Paddockhall Road is situated on the north-west edge of Haywards Heath, close to the mainline station with fast and regular services to London (London Bridge/Victoria 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) with the latter lying approximately 4.5 miles west of the town. 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
To the front of the house there is a private driveway providing off-street parking for several vehicles. An attached garage has been partially converted to create a utility space with a sink and plumbing for laundry machines. To the rear, mature gardens have been planted with a variety of well-established plants, shrubs and trees. The garden also features a lawn, paved patio and timber shed.
The ground floor accommodation comprises an inviting entrance hall, a generous dining room, rear hallway leading to a cloakroom with w.c., a bay fronted sitting room and the kitchen, which leads out to the garden. On the first floor there is a large main bedroom with a wall of fitted cupboards, two smaller double bedrooms to the rear and a family bathroom with adjacent w.c.
Situation
Paddockhall Road is situated on the north-west edge of Haywards Heath, close to the mainline station with fast and regular services to London (London Bridge/Victoria 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) with the latter lying approximately 4.5 miles west of the town. 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
To the front of the house there is a private driveway providing off-street parking for several vehicles. An attached garage has been partially converted to create a utility space with a sink and plumbing for laundry machines. To the rear, mature gardens have been planted with a variety of well-established plants, shrubs and trees. The garden also features a lawn, paved patio and timber shed.
