House For Sale £585,000
Attractive double fronted modern house in a modern residential area on the edge of Chailey Common.
Description
41 New Heritage Way is an attractive double fronted modern house built in 2010, offering generous accommodation extending to over 1,400 square feet and arranged over three floors.
The well-presented interior has a pleasing layout which is well-suited to family life. The front door opens to a central entrance hall, off which lies a cloakroom with WC and from where the staircase, which has a useful under stair cupboard, rises to the upper floors. The dual-aspect sitting room has a contemporary bio-fuel fire and French doors opening to the garden; the kitchen and dining room is also dual-aspect and is fitted with a range of wood-effect units and integrated appliances, with ample space for a breakfast table and French doors opening to the west-facing conservatory.
On the first floor are three bedrooms (one with an en suite shower room) and a family bathroom; there are two further double bedrooms on the second floor.
The house is approached via a block paved driveway (over which three neighbouring properties have a right of way) and has the benefit of a double garage with power, lighting and parking spaces ahead of it.
There is gated access to the rear garden, which is enclosed by close-board fencing and laid to lawn, with shrub and flower borders to the side and a split-level, L-shaped terrace lying adjacent to the house and the southern side of the garden.
Location
New Heritage Way is a modern residential development situated in a delightful rural position on the northern edge of Chailey Common.
North Chailey has a garage and shop which provides for day to day needs; there are further amenities at Newick (2.5 miles) including a shop, newsagent with Post Office, pharmacy, butcher, bakery, three public houses, Indian restaurant and a health centre. The pretty village of Fletching (three miles) has a primary school, cricket club, deli/village shop and is home to the award winning Griffin Inn public house.
The towns of Haywards Heath (six miles), Uckfield (seven miles), and Lewes (eight miles) all offer supermarkets, leisure centres and a range of restaurants.
As well as wonderful walks on the doorstep, there is a vibrant cultural and arts scene in Sussex, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne, and the annual Brighton Festival presenting a huge programme of theatre, dance, classical music and literary events. The Bluebell Railway, a heritage steam railway, and Sheffield Park National Trust gardens are in neighbouring Sheffield Park.
There are frequent rail services from Haywards Heath (station six miles) to London Bridge, London Victoria and St Pancras International, journey time from 45 minutes. Further services at Cooksbridge and Lewes (six and nine miles respectively).
Schools: There are many highly regarded state and independent schools in the area, including Chailey St Peters, Newick and Fletching C of E primary schools, Chailey Secondary School (which runs a bus service from New Heritage Way), Cumnor House School in Danehill, Great Walstead, Brambletye, Ardingly and Hurstpierpoint Colleges, Lewes Old Grammar School and Burgess Hill Girls.
All distances and journey times are approximate.
Square Footage: 1,434 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: Gas fired central heating. Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage, plus reed bed system for grey water.
Outgoings: Lewes District Council,[use Contact Agent Button]. Tax band F.
Description
41 New Heritage Way is an attractive double fronted modern house built in 2010, offering generous accommodation extending to over 1,400 square feet and arranged over three floors.
The well-presented interior has a pleasing layout which is well-suited to family life. The front door opens to a central entrance hall, off which lies a cloakroom with WC and from where the staircase, which has a useful under stair cupboard, rises to the upper floors. The dual-aspect sitting room has a contemporary bio-fuel fire and French doors opening to the garden; the kitchen and dining room is also dual-aspect and is fitted with a range of wood-effect units and integrated appliances, with ample space for a breakfast table and French doors opening to the west-facing conservatory.
On the first floor are three bedrooms (one with an en suite shower room) and a family bathroom; there are two further double bedrooms on the second floor.
The house is approached via a block paved driveway (over which three neighbouring properties have a right of way) and has the benefit of a double garage with power, lighting and parking spaces ahead of it.
There is gated access to the rear garden, which is enclosed by close-board fencing and laid to lawn, with shrub and flower borders to the side and a split-level, L-shaped terrace lying adjacent to the house and the southern side of the garden.
Location
New Heritage Way is a modern residential development situated in a delightful rural position on the northern edge of Chailey Common.
North Chailey has a garage and shop which provides for day to day needs; there are further amenities at Newick (2.5 miles) including a shop, newsagent with Post Office, pharmacy, butcher, bakery, three public houses, Indian restaurant and a health centre. The pretty village of Fletching (three miles) has a primary school, cricket club, deli/village shop and is home to the award winning Griffin Inn public house.
The towns of Haywards Heath (six miles), Uckfield (seven miles), and Lewes (eight miles) all offer supermarkets, leisure centres and a range of restaurants.
As well as wonderful walks on the doorstep, there is a vibrant cultural and arts scene in Sussex, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne, and the annual Brighton Festival presenting a huge programme of theatre, dance, classical music and literary events. The Bluebell Railway, a heritage steam railway, and Sheffield Park National Trust gardens are in neighbouring Sheffield Park.
There are frequent rail services from Haywards Heath (station six miles) to London Bridge, London Victoria and St Pancras International, journey time from 45 minutes. Further services at Cooksbridge and Lewes (six and nine miles respectively).
Schools: There are many highly regarded state and independent schools in the area, including Chailey St Peters, Newick and Fletching C of E primary schools, Chailey Secondary School (which runs a bus service from New Heritage Way), Cumnor House School in Danehill, Great Walstead, Brambletye, Ardingly and Hurstpierpoint Colleges, Lewes Old Grammar School and Burgess Hill Girls.
All distances and journey times are approximate.
Square Footage: 1,434 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: Gas fired central heating. Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage, plus reed bed system for grey water.
Outgoings: Lewes District Council,[use Contact Agent Button]. Tax band F.
