House For Sale £725,000
Situated amongst the hubbub of central Cuckfield the four storey layout of this tastefully presented home has a huge amount of versatility.
Behind charming sash bay windows a welcoming sitting room hints at what's to come with its distinguished open fireplace, soft neutral colour scheme and ceiling rose. A wide arch with intricate corbels leads you into the adjoining study creating an easy flowing feel while an abundance of bookshelves sit within the chimney breast alcoves. Across the hallway natural light tumbles into an inviting dining room from its glazed apex roof and tall windows. A multi-paned door allows you to step out into the garden, making this a great place for both family meals and entertaining. A modern shower room completes the ground floor of this highly adaptable home.
With its own street entrance, downstairs a generously proportioned snug adds a peaceful retreat with its exposed brickwork with arched alcoves. A classic serving hatch looks through onto the adjacent kitchen that's fully fitted with richly toned wood cabinets and countertops housing an array of appliances.
The sense of this home's heritage continues on the upper two storeys in each of the three bedrooms, two of which feature pretty period fireplaces, bay windows and fitted wardrobes. A third bedroom looks out over the idyllic garden. Sympathetically styled, the traditional suite of the first floor family bathroom includes a full size bath and a walk-in shower.
Outside
Steps lead up to the distinctive red brick exterior with its bay windows and arched doorway to give a notable first impression. Step out from the dining room into a picture perfect rear garden that offers something for everyone with its abundant foliage, large established lawn and patio. Brick built sheds have additional storage and a garage provides convenient off-road parking.
Situation
Cuckfield has a good range of local amenities including a convenience store/post office, petrol station, medical centre, variety of independent village shops, public houses, restaurants and a hotel with spa. More comprehensive shopping facilities may be found in Hayward’s Heath with its wide range of shops, restaurants and bars and a modern leisure centre, while the popular towns of Horsham and Brighton offer a more extensive range of shopping facilities. Central London is less than 40 miles away. The A23 offers a direct route to the motorway network, the airports at Gatwick, Heathrow and the coast. There is an excellent range of educational facilities locally, in both the private and state sectors. They include Holy Trinity primary and Warden Park secondary schools in Cuckfield. Nearby private schools are Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Handcross Park School, Burgess Hill School for Girls, Ardingly College and Hurstpierpoint College. Haywards Heath has a mainline railway station with a fast and frequent commuter service to London (Victoria and Thames link to London Bridge from 42 minutes), Brighton and Gatwick.
Behind charming sash bay windows a welcoming sitting room hints at what's to come with its distinguished open fireplace, soft neutral colour scheme and ceiling rose. A wide arch with intricate corbels leads you into the adjoining study creating an easy flowing feel while an abundance of bookshelves sit within the chimney breast alcoves. Across the hallway natural light tumbles into an inviting dining room from its glazed apex roof and tall windows. A multi-paned door allows you to step out into the garden, making this a great place for both family meals and entertaining. A modern shower room completes the ground floor of this highly adaptable home.
With its own street entrance, downstairs a generously proportioned snug adds a peaceful retreat with its exposed brickwork with arched alcoves. A classic serving hatch looks through onto the adjacent kitchen that's fully fitted with richly toned wood cabinets and countertops housing an array of appliances.
The sense of this home's heritage continues on the upper two storeys in each of the three bedrooms, two of which feature pretty period fireplaces, bay windows and fitted wardrobes. A third bedroom looks out over the idyllic garden. Sympathetically styled, the traditional suite of the first floor family bathroom includes a full size bath and a walk-in shower.
Outside
Steps lead up to the distinctive red brick exterior with its bay windows and arched doorway to give a notable first impression. Step out from the dining room into a picture perfect rear garden that offers something for everyone with its abundant foliage, large established lawn and patio. Brick built sheds have additional storage and a garage provides convenient off-road parking.
Situation
Cuckfield has a good range of local amenities including a convenience store/post office, petrol station, medical centre, variety of independent village shops, public houses, restaurants and a hotel with spa. More comprehensive shopping facilities may be found in Hayward’s Heath with its wide range of shops, restaurants and bars and a modern leisure centre, while the popular towns of Horsham and Brighton offer a more extensive range of shopping facilities. Central London is less than 40 miles away. The A23 offers a direct route to the motorway network, the airports at Gatwick, Heathrow and the coast. There is an excellent range of educational facilities locally, in both the private and state sectors. They include Holy Trinity primary and Warden Park secondary schools in Cuckfield. Nearby private schools are Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Handcross Park School, Burgess Hill School for Girls, Ardingly College and Hurstpierpoint College. Haywards Heath has a mainline railway station with a fast and frequent commuter service to London (Victoria and Thames link to London Bridge from 42 minutes), Brighton and Gatwick.
