House For Sale £325,000
Description This is an excellent family home that we know buyers will fall in love with. There is so much to get excited about and the internal space is deceptively different from what you expect as you walk towards the front door. Covering an approximate 1,350 square feet of accommodation provides flexible living that will appeal to a wide range of buyers. The stand out feature for us is the kitchen/diner that overlooks the rear garden and it is easy to understand why this is the hub of the home. There is a Rayburn, work surface prep area and space for appliances. There is also space for an island and dining table which could comfortably accommodate eight people. Off the kitchen there is access to a utility room and a WC – perfect for those using the rear entrance and the place to store muddy boots and jackets.
To the front is a sitting room which provides a view towards Cowfold Recreation Ground. The open fire is the perfect touch for a cosy sitting room. On the first floor are the three bedrooms, with bedroom one and two overlooking the rear. Bedroom one benefits from a large shower room and also a useful dressing room. We think a buyer may look to close off the access into the dressing room from the landing to make more use of this really useful room. Bedroom two is to the front and also provides a view towards the Recreation Ground. Overlooking the rear is also the family bathroom. Stairs rise to the second floor where you'll find a good size office which could be crucial for so many buyers in the coming months and years and a store room.
The rear garden is a good size and importantly benefits from a favoured Southerly aspect. There is a brick built shed and access to the rear where the double car port is located. Access to the car port is via Holm Oaks, which is a turning off of Oakfield Road.
Location Cowfold is a delightful West Sussex village nestled just south of the old market town of Horsham. Superbly positioned, the A/M23 is a short drive to the East, whilst Gatwick Airport is only 16 miles to the north. For commuters, the London to Brighton line can be found at Haywards Heath, 8 miles to the East whilst Horsham (7 miles) also offers train links to London. Locally, there are a good size Co-op store, superb curry house, coffee shop and a church. The real pie company is also a firm favourite with many in Mid Sussex. Bus services take you north to Horsham and to Brighton in a southerly direction. The delightful Sussex countryside surrounds the village offering beautiful walks and views towards the South Downs. There is the highly regarded local primary school (St. Peters). For prep schools Handcross Park, Hurstpierpoint, Worth, Brighton College and Ardingly College are all within a comfortable distance.
To the front is a sitting room which provides a view towards Cowfold Recreation Ground. The open fire is the perfect touch for a cosy sitting room. On the first floor are the three bedrooms, with bedroom one and two overlooking the rear. Bedroom one benefits from a large shower room and also a useful dressing room. We think a buyer may look to close off the access into the dressing room from the landing to make more use of this really useful room. Bedroom two is to the front and also provides a view towards the Recreation Ground. Overlooking the rear is also the family bathroom. Stairs rise to the second floor where you'll find a good size office which could be crucial for so many buyers in the coming months and years and a store room.
The rear garden is a good size and importantly benefits from a favoured Southerly aspect. There is a brick built shed and access to the rear where the double car port is located. Access to the car port is via Holm Oaks, which is a turning off of Oakfield Road.
Location Cowfold is a delightful West Sussex village nestled just south of the old market town of Horsham. Superbly positioned, the A/M23 is a short drive to the East, whilst Gatwick Airport is only 16 miles to the north. For commuters, the London to Brighton line can be found at Haywards Heath, 8 miles to the East whilst Horsham (7 miles) also offers train links to London. Locally, there are a good size Co-op store, superb curry house, coffee shop and a church. The real pie company is also a firm favourite with many in Mid Sussex. Bus services take you north to Horsham and to Brighton in a southerly direction. The delightful Sussex countryside surrounds the village offering beautiful walks and views towards the South Downs. There is the highly regarded local primary school (St. Peters). For prep schools Handcross Park, Hurstpierpoint, Worth, Brighton College and Ardingly College are all within a comfortable distance.
