House For Sale £500,000
A charming early 20th century Chalet Bungalow, located on Leylands Road with 2-3 large bedrooms, 2-3 reception rooms, family bathroom, stunning south-facing garden and rockery, a large outbuilding with potting shed, and driveway parking for several cars.
Situated within a convenient distance from the centre of Burgess Hill, and only a short walk to Wivelsfield Train Station and parade of shops (with Launderette, Post Office, Fish & Chip shop, Bakery, Beauty Salon and Barbers), Hunters are incredibly pleased to bring to market this charming 1920's chalet Bungalow, which has only had two previous owners and been in the family for just under a century.
The front of the property is incredibly characterful with it's pitched roof, double-glazed lattice windows, purpose-build timber storage room to the front, and stunning landscaped front garden with the added benefit of wildlife pond, hand-built well and castle statue. The property also benefits from driveway and parking for several cars and path up the side of the property, where there are two doors into the house (hallway and kitchen).
Ground floor
The main entrance to the property is to the side of the house, and leads into the spacious hallway with stairs ascending to the first floor. To the front of the property, as you enter, are two spacious reception rooms, both benefitting from chimney breast and electric fireplace. There is a large dining room further down the hall and a separate breakfast room with views out to the rear south-facing garden. On the ground floor there is also the family bathroom, which is fitted with a white suite and is mostly tiled. Next door is the sunny and spacious kitchen, which is just so delightful! The kitchen comes fitted with white traditional kitchen cupboards, double-aspect windows to the side and rear of the house, a combination boiler, integrated stainless steel sink, gas hob and oven, with undercounter space for dishwasher, washing machine and room for freestanding fridge freezer. There is also a door to the side of the house, which leads to the rear garden.
Upstairs
Ascending the stairs to the first floor, you are met with doors to both bedrooms to the front and back of the property. The larger of the two bedrooms is used as the master bedroom, and benefits from large built-in wardrobes, an en-suite WC with toilet and sink and views over the south-facing rear garden. Another quirk for this charming home is the amount of eaves storage space this property has to offer. Located within the built-in wardrobe is a large hatch with access into the eaves, which can be used for storage or even a secret hiding space for youngsters! The second of the two bedrooms upstairs is, again, a great size and benefits from dual-aspect windows to the front and side of the house, plenty of space for bedroom furniture and more eaves storage space on both sides of the room.
Outside
The sunny south-facing rear garden is accessed via the side of the property. Through a cast-iron gate and is beautifully maintained and landscaped with brick-built raised flower beds, a further two wildlife ponds with fish, a large paved patio and lawn area. There is also a potting shed down the other side of the property, great for hardy plants and vegetables, a workshop/outbuilding with fitted cabinets, tiled flooring, windows and electricity, ideal for a tradesperson keeping their tools safe or just ideal for storage. Through the workshop is another potting shed/greenhouse, perfect for plants requiring a bit more sunlight and warmth. As well as providing the ultimate sun spot, this garden is almost completely private with no immediate overlooking neighbours.
Situated within a convenient distance from the centre of Burgess Hill, and only a short walk to Wivelsfield Train Station and parade of shops (with Launderette, Post Office, Fish & Chip shop, Bakery, Beauty Salon and Barbers), Hunters are incredibly pleased to bring to market this charming 1920's chalet Bungalow, which has only had two previous owners and been in the family for just under a century.
The front of the property is incredibly characterful with it's pitched roof, double-glazed lattice windows, purpose-build timber storage room to the front, and stunning landscaped front garden with the added benefit of wildlife pond, hand-built well and castle statue. The property also benefits from driveway and parking for several cars and path up the side of the property, where there are two doors into the house (hallway and kitchen).
Ground floor
The main entrance to the property is to the side of the house, and leads into the spacious hallway with stairs ascending to the first floor. To the front of the property, as you enter, are two spacious reception rooms, both benefitting from chimney breast and electric fireplace. There is a large dining room further down the hall and a separate breakfast room with views out to the rear south-facing garden. On the ground floor there is also the family bathroom, which is fitted with a white suite and is mostly tiled. Next door is the sunny and spacious kitchen, which is just so delightful! The kitchen comes fitted with white traditional kitchen cupboards, double-aspect windows to the side and rear of the house, a combination boiler, integrated stainless steel sink, gas hob and oven, with undercounter space for dishwasher, washing machine and room for freestanding fridge freezer. There is also a door to the side of the house, which leads to the rear garden.
Upstairs
Ascending the stairs to the first floor, you are met with doors to both bedrooms to the front and back of the property. The larger of the two bedrooms is used as the master bedroom, and benefits from large built-in wardrobes, an en-suite WC with toilet and sink and views over the south-facing rear garden. Another quirk for this charming home is the amount of eaves storage space this property has to offer. Located within the built-in wardrobe is a large hatch with access into the eaves, which can be used for storage or even a secret hiding space for youngsters! The second of the two bedrooms upstairs is, again, a great size and benefits from dual-aspect windows to the front and side of the house, plenty of space for bedroom furniture and more eaves storage space on both sides of the room.
Outside
The sunny south-facing rear garden is accessed via the side of the property. Through a cast-iron gate and is beautifully maintained and landscaped with brick-built raised flower beds, a further two wildlife ponds with fish, a large paved patio and lawn area. There is also a potting shed down the other side of the property, great for hardy plants and vegetables, a workshop/outbuilding with fitted cabinets, tiled flooring, windows and electricity, ideal for a tradesperson keeping their tools safe or just ideal for storage. Through the workshop is another potting shed/greenhouse, perfect for plants requiring a bit more sunlight and warmth. As well as providing the ultimate sun spot, this garden is almost completely private with no immediate overlooking neighbours.
