House For Sale £325,000
Watch the video | This traditional three bedroom semi-detached house is ideal for anyone looking for a village lifestyle with well-proportioned accommodation, decent garden and a quiet position. Semi-converted loft space is ideal for "home working".
The House...
This three bedroom semi-detached family home enjoys a peaceful position in the heart of quintessential village of Horsted Keynes, Sussex and would suit a buyer looking for a semi-rural lifestyle.
Internally, the house provides well-arranged and well-proportioned accommodation. The sitting room overlooks the front garden and is open plan to the dining area. The kitchen has recently been refitted with high gloss units and modern tiled splashback.
There is also an understairs cloakroom and useful storage in the hallway.
On the first floor are two double bedrooms, single third bedroom and a spacious bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
The loft space has been semi-converted (accessed via loft ladder) to create an extremely useful “work-from-home” space, with power, lighting and fitted shelving. There are two velux windows allowing in natural light.
Further attributes include oil fired central heating and double glazing.
Step Outside...
The 28ft x 23ft rear garden enjoys plenty of sunshine due its south-easterly aspect and is easily maintained with an area of lawn and patio. There is a timber garden shed and a useful brick outbuilding which is used as a utility room/outside store.
To the rear is an informal parking area for residents.
The front garden is laid to lawn with hedged border that provides screening and privacy.
The Location...
Horsted Keynes is a quintessential village situated in the heart of the Sussex Weald, approximately five miles from Haywards Heath and ten miles from East Grinstead. The village is centred around the green and boasts two village pubs (The Crown and The Green Man), a village store and two village churches. St. Giles C of E Primary school enjoys an excellent reputation. The village is surrounded by glorious open countryside, ideal for dog walking and exploring. Ashdown Forest is just two miles distant and provides riding tracks. Being a bustling village, Horsted Keynes has a real sense of community with several social groups and sports clubs for all ages and interests including tennis, cricket and fishing. On Saturday, 28 August 1624, Horsted Keynes hosted what is believed to be the earliest known organised cricket match in Sussex. The famous Bluebelll Steam Railway is nearby at Sheffield Park and is 'one of the best family days out in Sussex'. More extensive facilities are available in the nearby Haywards Heath including two superstores, leisure centre and the mainline station which provides fast and regular commuter services to London, Brighton and Gatwick Airport.
Information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: C
The House...
This three bedroom semi-detached family home enjoys a peaceful position in the heart of quintessential village of Horsted Keynes, Sussex and would suit a buyer looking for a semi-rural lifestyle.
Internally, the house provides well-arranged and well-proportioned accommodation. The sitting room overlooks the front garden and is open plan to the dining area. The kitchen has recently been refitted with high gloss units and modern tiled splashback.
There is also an understairs cloakroom and useful storage in the hallway.
On the first floor are two double bedrooms, single third bedroom and a spacious bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
The loft space has been semi-converted (accessed via loft ladder) to create an extremely useful “work-from-home” space, with power, lighting and fitted shelving. There are two velux windows allowing in natural light.
Further attributes include oil fired central heating and double glazing.
Step Outside...
The 28ft x 23ft rear garden enjoys plenty of sunshine due its south-easterly aspect and is easily maintained with an area of lawn and patio. There is a timber garden shed and a useful brick outbuilding which is used as a utility room/outside store.
To the rear is an informal parking area for residents.
The front garden is laid to lawn with hedged border that provides screening and privacy.
The Location...
Horsted Keynes is a quintessential village situated in the heart of the Sussex Weald, approximately five miles from Haywards Heath and ten miles from East Grinstead. The village is centred around the green and boasts two village pubs (The Crown and The Green Man), a village store and two village churches. St. Giles C of E Primary school enjoys an excellent reputation. The village is surrounded by glorious open countryside, ideal for dog walking and exploring. Ashdown Forest is just two miles distant and provides riding tracks. Being a bustling village, Horsted Keynes has a real sense of community with several social groups and sports clubs for all ages and interests including tennis, cricket and fishing. On Saturday, 28 August 1624, Horsted Keynes hosted what is believed to be the earliest known organised cricket match in Sussex. The famous Bluebelll Steam Railway is nearby at Sheffield Park and is 'one of the best family days out in Sussex'. More extensive facilities are available in the nearby Haywards Heath including two superstores, leisure centre and the mainline station which provides fast and regular commuter services to London, Brighton and Gatwick Airport.
Information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: C
