House For Sale £700,000
Guide: £700k - £750k. This attractive, bay-fronted 1930s semi-detached home enjoys an incredibly desirable location on sought-after Backwoods Lane, in the very heart of lovely Lindfield. Open plan kitchen/dining/family room, lovely garden and lots of scope to extend.
Guide Price: £700,000 - £750,000
The House...
This lovely 1930s semi-detached home enjoys attractive bay-fronted elevation, a wider than average plot and is positioned in an incredibly sought-after location in the heart of lovely Lindfield – one of the South-East’s most desirable villages.
The house enjoys excellent ground floor living space (having been extended circa 2003) that would suit both families and those looking for entertaining space, with the large living/dining/family room being a most impressive area that offers incredible flexibility. This open plan space is bathed in natural light through the large skylight and enjoys ‘French’ doors that open on to the garden – great for inside-outside living during the summer months, whilst the ‘Chesneys’ log burner is perfect for a cosy winter’s evening.
The dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room is ‘shaker style’ with integrated fridge/freezer, Rangemaster oven and doors onto the garden also. There is a separate utility room with side access, great after a muddy dog walk! There is also a cloakroom.
To the front, the more traditional 1930s sitting room overlooks the front garden, with a bay-window and open fireplace.
On the first floor there are two well-balanced double bedrooms, single third bedroom and the modern family bathroom with white suite and electric underfloor heating.
Further attributes include gas fired central heating with combination boiler, double glazed windows throughout and an alarm system.
Scope/Potential...
In our opinion, the house offers excellent scope for further ground floor extension to the side. There is also scope to extend above the existing ground floor extension and into the large loft space to create an excellent master bedroom with en-suite. Many homes on the road have been extended in a variety of ways but we recommend seeking the necessary consents.
Step Outside...
The rear garden enjoys a pleasant wooded backdrop and plenty of sunshine due to its south-easterly aspect, extending to approximately 65ft in depth. There is a raised paved terrace that spills out from the rear of the house and is a great spot for ‘al-fresco’ dining.
Steps lead down to a good size area of lawn, great for children to play. There are two garden sheds and a chicken run, for those wishing to keep hens. This could easily be used as a vegetable patch also.
The garden is well-stock with a plethora of pretty flowers, plants, trees and shrubs including an apple tree and some eucalyptus. There is also outside electrical points and tap.
To the front is a pretty garden and driveway parking for several cars. There is also gated side access.
The Location...
Backwoods Lane is located in the very heart of the beautiful village of Lindfield - one of the South East's most desirable locations, and situated within easy walking distance of the picture-postcard village High Street, providing a range of local shops and services, medical centre, churches and public houses including Stand Up Inn. Red Lion and Bent Arms. There are restaurants including Tamasha Indian, That's Amore Italian and The Limes Thai', whilst The Witch Inn gastropub. The nearby Lindfield Common has enjoyed cricket since 1747 and hosts the annual village bonfire celebrations on 5th November. The village boasts highly regarded schooling in the form of Lindfield and Blackthorns Primary Schools - both rated Outstanding by ofsted. Children from this area usually attend Oathall Commuity College for secondary education - all within walking distance of the house. In the private sector the area is well-represented with the renowned Ardingly College, Hurstpierpoint College, Cumnor House and Great Walstead Preparatory. For dog walking, Scrase Valley Nature Reserve is just a few yards stroll.
Haywards Heath's mainline station is (just over a mile) providing fast commuter links to London (45 minutes to London Bridge/Victoria), Gatwick International Airport and the South Coast. By car, the motorway network is accessed via the A23(M).
The Finer Details...
Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: SX10806
Plot SIze: 0.11 Acres
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: E
Broadband Speed: Superfast (up to 80mbp download)
Guide Price: £700,000 - £750,000
The House...
This lovely 1930s semi-detached home enjoys attractive bay-fronted elevation, a wider than average plot and is positioned in an incredibly sought-after location in the heart of lovely Lindfield – one of the South-East’s most desirable villages.
The house enjoys excellent ground floor living space (having been extended circa 2003) that would suit both families and those looking for entertaining space, with the large living/dining/family room being a most impressive area that offers incredible flexibility. This open plan space is bathed in natural light through the large skylight and enjoys ‘French’ doors that open on to the garden – great for inside-outside living during the summer months, whilst the ‘Chesneys’ log burner is perfect for a cosy winter’s evening.
The dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room is ‘shaker style’ with integrated fridge/freezer, Rangemaster oven and doors onto the garden also. There is a separate utility room with side access, great after a muddy dog walk! There is also a cloakroom.
To the front, the more traditional 1930s sitting room overlooks the front garden, with a bay-window and open fireplace.
On the first floor there are two well-balanced double bedrooms, single third bedroom and the modern family bathroom with white suite and electric underfloor heating.
Further attributes include gas fired central heating with combination boiler, double glazed windows throughout and an alarm system.
Scope/Potential...
In our opinion, the house offers excellent scope for further ground floor extension to the side. There is also scope to extend above the existing ground floor extension and into the large loft space to create an excellent master bedroom with en-suite. Many homes on the road have been extended in a variety of ways but we recommend seeking the necessary consents.
Step Outside...
The rear garden enjoys a pleasant wooded backdrop and plenty of sunshine due to its south-easterly aspect, extending to approximately 65ft in depth. There is a raised paved terrace that spills out from the rear of the house and is a great spot for ‘al-fresco’ dining.
Steps lead down to a good size area of lawn, great for children to play. There are two garden sheds and a chicken run, for those wishing to keep hens. This could easily be used as a vegetable patch also.
The garden is well-stock with a plethora of pretty flowers, plants, trees and shrubs including an apple tree and some eucalyptus. There is also outside electrical points and tap.
To the front is a pretty garden and driveway parking for several cars. There is also gated side access.
The Location...
Backwoods Lane is located in the very heart of the beautiful village of Lindfield - one of the South East's most desirable locations, and situated within easy walking distance of the picture-postcard village High Street, providing a range of local shops and services, medical centre, churches and public houses including Stand Up Inn. Red Lion and Bent Arms. There are restaurants including Tamasha Indian, That's Amore Italian and The Limes Thai', whilst The Witch Inn gastropub. The nearby Lindfield Common has enjoyed cricket since 1747 and hosts the annual village bonfire celebrations on 5th November. The village boasts highly regarded schooling in the form of Lindfield and Blackthorns Primary Schools - both rated Outstanding by ofsted. Children from this area usually attend Oathall Commuity College for secondary education - all within walking distance of the house. In the private sector the area is well-represented with the renowned Ardingly College, Hurstpierpoint College, Cumnor House and Great Walstead Preparatory. For dog walking, Scrase Valley Nature Reserve is just a few yards stroll.
Haywards Heath's mainline station is (just over a mile) providing fast commuter links to London (45 minutes to London Bridge/Victoria), Gatwick International Airport and the South Coast. By car, the motorway network is accessed via the A23(M).
The Finer Details...
Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: SX10806
Plot SIze: 0.11 Acres
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: E
Broadband Speed: Superfast (up to 80mbp download)
