House For Sale £1,975,000
Hayleigh Farmhouse is a Grade II listed family home that would also be ideally suited to equestrian enthusiasts. Providing five bedrooms and a plethora of entertaining and living space spanning to 4261 sq ft. The true extent of the layout can be found on the floorplan.
In brief on the ground floor the kitchen/breakfast room sits at the heart of the house providing ample wall and floor units along with preparation areas. A large inglenook fireplace with log burning stove takes centre stage in the breakfast area along with a vaulted ceiling which provides a wonderful feeling of space. The utility room and cloakroom are found off the kitchen. The drawing room has a fantastic open fireplace and spectacular views of the South Downs, there is then a dining room, tv room/fifth bedroom, shower room and office.
To the first floor there are four bedrooms. The master bedroom suite is positioned at the front of the house and is very generous in size with a walk in dressing room, further cupboards and a very smart newly fitted shower room. The views of the Downs are spectacular from this room and provide a stunning view to wake up to. There are then three further bedrooms and a family bathroom on this floor. The loft is very large and STPP would make a great extra room.
Outside
The property is set in the most fantastic position in the South Downs National Park with incredible views of the South Downs. The plot extends to 6 acres and divided into paddocks and formal gardens with mature borders and specimen trees. Within the plot is a delightful natural pond providing a haven for the local wildlife a heated swimming pool, pool house, garaging, stabling with tack room, cloakroom and room above and a large agricultural barn.
Situation
Streat is a small hamlet situated in an enviable position at the foot of the South Downs it provides an excellent variety of bridelpaths and footpaths to the South Downs and surrounding countryside. Access to Hayleigh Farmhouse is via Spattham which is on the rural outskirts of Ditchling. The picturesque downland village of Ditchling has a variety of local shops, including arts and craft workshops, a museum and Post Office, plus The Larder, an excellent delicatessen selling local produce and cafes such as The Green Welly. In addition, there are pubs including The Bull and The White Horse, a village church and a primary school. A wider range of shops are available at Hassocks, about two miles to the east, which also has a mainline train station to London Bridge/Victoria (approximately 55 minutes). The city of Brighton and the south coast are about nine miles distant. The M23/A23 provides good access to Gatwick and the national motorway network. There are a number of excellent schools in the area, including St. Margaret’s Primary School in Ditchling, Downlands Community Secondary School in Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint College, Burgess Hill School for Girls and Brighton College.
In brief on the ground floor the kitchen/breakfast room sits at the heart of the house providing ample wall and floor units along with preparation areas. A large inglenook fireplace with log burning stove takes centre stage in the breakfast area along with a vaulted ceiling which provides a wonderful feeling of space. The utility room and cloakroom are found off the kitchen. The drawing room has a fantastic open fireplace and spectacular views of the South Downs, there is then a dining room, tv room/fifth bedroom, shower room and office.
To the first floor there are four bedrooms. The master bedroom suite is positioned at the front of the house and is very generous in size with a walk in dressing room, further cupboards and a very smart newly fitted shower room. The views of the Downs are spectacular from this room and provide a stunning view to wake up to. There are then three further bedrooms and a family bathroom on this floor. The loft is very large and STPP would make a great extra room.
Outside
The property is set in the most fantastic position in the South Downs National Park with incredible views of the South Downs. The plot extends to 6 acres and divided into paddocks and formal gardens with mature borders and specimen trees. Within the plot is a delightful natural pond providing a haven for the local wildlife a heated swimming pool, pool house, garaging, stabling with tack room, cloakroom and room above and a large agricultural barn.
Situation
Streat is a small hamlet situated in an enviable position at the foot of the South Downs it provides an excellent variety of bridelpaths and footpaths to the South Downs and surrounding countryside. Access to Hayleigh Farmhouse is via Spattham which is on the rural outskirts of Ditchling. The picturesque downland village of Ditchling has a variety of local shops, including arts and craft workshops, a museum and Post Office, plus The Larder, an excellent delicatessen selling local produce and cafes such as The Green Welly. In addition, there are pubs including The Bull and The White Horse, a village church and a primary school. A wider range of shops are available at Hassocks, about two miles to the east, which also has a mainline train station to London Bridge/Victoria (approximately 55 minutes). The city of Brighton and the south coast are about nine miles distant. The M23/A23 provides good access to Gatwick and the national motorway network. There are a number of excellent schools in the area, including St. Margaret’s Primary School in Ditchling, Downlands Community Secondary School in Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint College, Burgess Hill School for Girls and Brighton College.
