House For Sale £460,000
DESCRIPTION
This is a great home and one that could offer brilliant potential to a buyer. There is plenty character too and we understand that Elm Cottage dates back to pre 1860 and was first built to serve Ockley Manor. There is planning in place to increase the footprint, by creating a larger ground floor area to accommodate an approximate 19 x 17 kitchen diner, along with a snug and a home office. Currently, there is a sitting room to the front, with kitchen and bedroom 3/office to the rear. On the first floor the bathroom and bedroom one are to the front, with bedroom two located at the rear. An access area on the landing has been created should a buyer wish to take advantage of the loft conversion plans which have been approved, to be provide a large main bedroom with an en-suite. To the rear, the garden benefits from plenty of flat lawn area, with a patio to take advantage of the evening sun. To the side, there is off road parking for up to three cars.
The property tenure is freehold and the council tax band is C.
Agents notes: We are advised that the field immediately behind the property has been purchased to protect from future development.
LOCATION Elm Cottage is located on Ockley Lane, just north of the centre of Hassocks. By foot, you can walk through Mackie Avenue and into the Keymer Road where you'll find the shopping facilities, which is just under a mile away. As you hit the parade of shops, there is a range of independent stores and nationally recognised brands. A vibrant community, there is plenty to offer, from schools for all ages, to coffee shops and restaurants. Importantly for commuters, Hassocks train station is just a twenty minute walk from the cottage, where trains direct to London Bridge and London are just under an hour. Brighton is just two stops to the south. Nearby villages include Hurstpierpoint to the west and Ditchling to the east. All three villages are on the cusp of the South Downs National Park, providing an abundance of outdoor activity.
DISCALIMER All material information has been provided to us by the seller, this is accurate to us to the best of our knowledge and is provided in good faith. Your legal representative should verify this information through enquiries raised during the conveyancing process.
This is a great home and one that could offer brilliant potential to a buyer. There is plenty character too and we understand that Elm Cottage dates back to pre 1860 and was first built to serve Ockley Manor. There is planning in place to increase the footprint, by creating a larger ground floor area to accommodate an approximate 19 x 17 kitchen diner, along with a snug and a home office. Currently, there is a sitting room to the front, with kitchen and bedroom 3/office to the rear. On the first floor the bathroom and bedroom one are to the front, with bedroom two located at the rear. An access area on the landing has been created should a buyer wish to take advantage of the loft conversion plans which have been approved, to be provide a large main bedroom with an en-suite. To the rear, the garden benefits from plenty of flat lawn area, with a patio to take advantage of the evening sun. To the side, there is off road parking for up to three cars.
The property tenure is freehold and the council tax band is C.
Agents notes: We are advised that the field immediately behind the property has been purchased to protect from future development.
LOCATION Elm Cottage is located on Ockley Lane, just north of the centre of Hassocks. By foot, you can walk through Mackie Avenue and into the Keymer Road where you'll find the shopping facilities, which is just under a mile away. As you hit the parade of shops, there is a range of independent stores and nationally recognised brands. A vibrant community, there is plenty to offer, from schools for all ages, to coffee shops and restaurants. Importantly for commuters, Hassocks train station is just a twenty minute walk from the cottage, where trains direct to London Bridge and London are just under an hour. Brighton is just two stops to the south. Nearby villages include Hurstpierpoint to the west and Ditchling to the east. All three villages are on the cusp of the South Downs National Park, providing an abundance of outdoor activity.
DISCALIMER All material information has been provided to us by the seller, this is accurate to us to the best of our knowledge and is provided in good faith. Your legal representative should verify this information through enquiries raised during the conveyancing process.
