House For Sale £1,850,000
Believed to date to late 18th century, Burnt House has been sympathetically enhanced across the years and stands proudly on Church Road with its lofty three storeys and distinctive façade of glazed bricks. Inside, period characteristics and contemporary styling blend perfectly to provide a versatile home, with spacious rooms and a layout ideally suited to modern lifestyles. On the ground floor, there are generous reception areas where features include a timber panelled wall, vintage fireplaces, vaulted ceiling with exposed rustic beams and wooden flooring. An impressive kitchen/breakfast room extension is filled with natural light courtesy of ceiling lanterns and French doors which open to the garden terrace and is fitted with contemporary cabinetry, topped with stone work surfaces, with an island unit which
houses a double, Belfast sink, a separate utility room and ground floor shower room.
In the north-easterly, single storey wing of the property, there is an attached self-contained annexe with fitted kitchen/sitting room, which also has external doors to the garden, a good size bedroom and bathroom plus access to its own garden area.
On the first floor, a vast, luxurious principal bedroom has a beautifully designed en suite bathroom featuring a free-standing, roll-top bath and vintage-style fixtures. There is an adjacent bedroom, with three further bedrooms and a well-appointed modern family bathroom on the second floor.
The property is situated in the much soughtafter village of Newick which is surrounded by countryside and offers the perfect setting for walking, cycling and riding enthusiasts being within easy reach of Sheffield Park, Chailey Common Nature Reserve and Ashdown Forest. The village offers a wealth of amenities including a village store, a post office, a butcher and a baker, as well as a popular restaurant, café and three public houses. Newick Church of England Primary School is rated outstanding by Ofsted and for recreational pursuits, there is a tennis club, rugby, football and cricket clubs. For commuters, there are regular train services from Uckfield station, whilst Haywards Heath station offers journeys to London Victoria in 45 minutes.
The nearby A272 provides road users with links to both the A22 and A23 which link to the major road networks. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Cumnor House, Lewes Old Grammar, Great Walstead, Ardingly and Burgess Hill Girls.
Evergreen hedging fronts the road, with a central pedestrian, brick-paved pathway to the sentry-box style porch, a further path to a side gate and a vehicular access on the opposite side, which provides parking and leads up to the garage. A large, L-shaped, raised terraced adjoins the rear of the property offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation with a planted border and steps leading down to a paved pathway. Much of the immediate garden is laid to lawn interspersed with a circular flower bed, a pond and specimen trees, with a majestic, ancient Mulberry tree marking a further section of the garden with a more naturalist and wooded habitat. There is also a timber garden cabin with light and power, ideal
for a home office.
houses a double, Belfast sink, a separate utility room and ground floor shower room.
In the north-easterly, single storey wing of the property, there is an attached self-contained annexe with fitted kitchen/sitting room, which also has external doors to the garden, a good size bedroom and bathroom plus access to its own garden area.
On the first floor, a vast, luxurious principal bedroom has a beautifully designed en suite bathroom featuring a free-standing, roll-top bath and vintage-style fixtures. There is an adjacent bedroom, with three further bedrooms and a well-appointed modern family bathroom on the second floor.
The property is situated in the much soughtafter village of Newick which is surrounded by countryside and offers the perfect setting for walking, cycling and riding enthusiasts being within easy reach of Sheffield Park, Chailey Common Nature Reserve and Ashdown Forest. The village offers a wealth of amenities including a village store, a post office, a butcher and a baker, as well as a popular restaurant, café and three public houses. Newick Church of England Primary School is rated outstanding by Ofsted and for recreational pursuits, there is a tennis club, rugby, football and cricket clubs. For commuters, there are regular train services from Uckfield station, whilst Haywards Heath station offers journeys to London Victoria in 45 minutes.
The nearby A272 provides road users with links to both the A22 and A23 which link to the major road networks. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Cumnor House, Lewes Old Grammar, Great Walstead, Ardingly and Burgess Hill Girls.
Evergreen hedging fronts the road, with a central pedestrian, brick-paved pathway to the sentry-box style porch, a further path to a side gate and a vehicular access on the opposite side, which provides parking and leads up to the garage. A large, L-shaped, raised terraced adjoins the rear of the property offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation with a planted border and steps leading down to a paved pathway. Much of the immediate garden is laid to lawn interspersed with a circular flower bed, a pond and specimen trees, with a majestic, ancient Mulberry tree marking a further section of the garden with a more naturalist and wooded habitat. There is also a timber garden cabin with light and power, ideal
for a home office.
