House For Sale £700,000
Sitting back from the private road encompassed by wonderfully large gardens, this detached family home retains a wealth of charm. Well-maintained and presented, its light filled layout offers plenty of potential to be refreshed and modernised to suit your own needs and lifestyle.
With exposed timber beams and a working focal point fireplace the impressively proportioned triple aspect sitting room has a calm and peaceful feel. Its white walls enhance the flow of natural light, while wide French doors take you out into the garden. An excellent parquet floor adds a warm contrast to the subtle colour scheme of the separate dining room. Equally suited for family meals and entertaining friends, its double aspect windows provide leafy vistas of the surrounding greenery. Fully fitted with traditional wood cabinets, the generously sized kitchen accommodates a range of appliances with room to spare for a breakfast table, and leads the way to a convenient boot room. A shower room completes the ground floor.
The garden views continue upstairs where three large bedrooms all have fitted storage. A principal bedroom has a feature fireplace, and whilst the further rooms have eaves cupboards they all share a family bathroom that has ample scope to be updated with a contemporary suite.
Outside
Bordered by high hedgerows, the extensive garden at the front of the property adds a picture perfect first impression with its established long lawn and gravel driveway leading down to the charming covered doorway of the double -fronted facade.
These idyllic grounds wrap-around to the rear of the house providing an exceptional amount of space to enjoy al fresco meals and for children to play. A notable vegetable garden, established apple trees and greenhouse are ideal for budding gardeners and magnificent trees and shrubs produce an enviable backdrop. A pond adds to the tranquil feel and a detached double garage supplies off-road parking.
Situation
Theobalds Road is a private no through road on the rural outskirts of Burgess Hill, in the parish of Wivelsfield in East Sussex, to the north of the South Downs National Park. The house is located right on the edge of open countryside with immediate footpaths and walks to the east and Bedelands Nature Reserve to the west. Burgess Hill has a good range of local amenities encompassing a variety of shops, restaurants, wine bars, a leisure centre and supermarkets, including Waitrose. The City of Brighton & Hove (13 miles) offers comprehensive shopping and entertainment. Fast and frequent mainline rail services run from Wivelsfield (0.5 of a mile), Burgess Hill (1.4 miles) or Haywards Heath
(3.5 miles) (London Bridge/Victoria from 53,54 and 42 minutes respectively)
There many highly regarded state and independent schools in the area, including Ardingly College, Brighton College, Burgess Hill
School for Girls, Hurstpierpoint College, Lancing College, Roedean and Worth.
The M25 motorway can be accessed via the A23, linking to other motorway networks, Gatwick airport (17 miles), Heathrow airport (54 miles) and the coast.
With exposed timber beams and a working focal point fireplace the impressively proportioned triple aspect sitting room has a calm and peaceful feel. Its white walls enhance the flow of natural light, while wide French doors take you out into the garden. An excellent parquet floor adds a warm contrast to the subtle colour scheme of the separate dining room. Equally suited for family meals and entertaining friends, its double aspect windows provide leafy vistas of the surrounding greenery. Fully fitted with traditional wood cabinets, the generously sized kitchen accommodates a range of appliances with room to spare for a breakfast table, and leads the way to a convenient boot room. A shower room completes the ground floor.
The garden views continue upstairs where three large bedrooms all have fitted storage. A principal bedroom has a feature fireplace, and whilst the further rooms have eaves cupboards they all share a family bathroom that has ample scope to be updated with a contemporary suite.
Outside
Bordered by high hedgerows, the extensive garden at the front of the property adds a picture perfect first impression with its established long lawn and gravel driveway leading down to the charming covered doorway of the double -fronted facade.
These idyllic grounds wrap-around to the rear of the house providing an exceptional amount of space to enjoy al fresco meals and for children to play. A notable vegetable garden, established apple trees and greenhouse are ideal for budding gardeners and magnificent trees and shrubs produce an enviable backdrop. A pond adds to the tranquil feel and a detached double garage supplies off-road parking.
Situation
Theobalds Road is a private no through road on the rural outskirts of Burgess Hill, in the parish of Wivelsfield in East Sussex, to the north of the South Downs National Park. The house is located right on the edge of open countryside with immediate footpaths and walks to the east and Bedelands Nature Reserve to the west. Burgess Hill has a good range of local amenities encompassing a variety of shops, restaurants, wine bars, a leisure centre and supermarkets, including Waitrose. The City of Brighton & Hove (13 miles) offers comprehensive shopping and entertainment. Fast and frequent mainline rail services run from Wivelsfield (0.5 of a mile), Burgess Hill (1.4 miles) or Haywards Heath
(3.5 miles) (London Bridge/Victoria from 53,54 and 42 minutes respectively)
There many highly regarded state and independent schools in the area, including Ardingly College, Brighton College, Burgess Hill
School for Girls, Hurstpierpoint College, Lancing College, Roedean and Worth.
The M25 motorway can be accessed via the A23, linking to other motorway networks, Gatwick airport (17 miles), Heathrow airport (54 miles) and the coast.
