House For Sale £425,000
Guide Price: £425,000 - £450,000 | This delightful detached 1930s character home enjoys a tucked away cul-de-sac position just a half-mile from the station, woodland and good schools. Chain free, so a swift move is possible.
Guide: £425,000 - £450,000 -
The House... - Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac you'll find this delightful, detached character home believed to have been built in the 1950s. The position is a calm as it is convenient being just a half-mile on foot to the town centre, Ashenground & Bolnore Woods and reputable schools. Whilst the home would now benefit from some cosmetic updating, it is offered with no onward chain and has recently been redecorated to provide buyers with a blank canvas.
Upon entry and the porch provides useful storage space for shoes & coats. At nearly 26ft, the main living space is impressive and extends across the entire frontage of the home with plenty of space for sitting and dining areas. We believe this was originally two separate rooms but the open plan feel works really well.
The kitchen overlooks the rear garden would benefit from modernisation. The bathroom is separate from the cloakroom and has a large cupboard that could be removed to create space for a separate walk-in shower.
Storage wise, the large understairs cupboard is a great size.
A turned staircase leads to the first floor which boasts two balanced double bedrooms. There is plenty of space to enlarge the first floor space by a dormer(s) to the rear to create an ensuite. Any work is subject to gaining necessary planning permissions but we are aware of neighbouring homes undertaking such extensions.
The house is heated via a gas fired 'Worcester' boiler and is predominantly double glazed.
Step Outside... - The rear garden is a pleasant, private space laid mainly to lawn with established hedge borders and some really pretty roses.
The large shed is available via separate negotiation and is fully powered and could easily be insulated to create a brilliant 'all year around' work-from-home space.
There is a gated side access leading back to the pretty front garden.
Parking wise, the driveway affords space for one car and there is unrestricted parking on street. If more off road parking is needed, there is space to create more on the front garden.
The Location... - This home occupies an enviable, tucked away position within a quiet close on Vale Road, which lies off of Ashenground Road and is conveniently located within a short walk of the town centre and its extensive range of shopping facilities offered by the Orchards Shopping Centre, including 'Marks & Spencers'. The Broadway is also within easy reach and offers an extensive range of restaurants, bars and cafés.
Haywards Heath's mainline train station is 1 mile away and provides fast and regular services to London (London Bridge/Victoria approximately 47 minutes), Brighton & Gatwick International Airport.
These surrounding areas can be accessed via the A23(M) and/or A272 with the latter lying roughly 5 miles west of the town at Warninglid/Bolney respectively. The area offers a selection of well regarded primary and secondary schools and Central Sussex College for sixth form.
The Finer Details... - Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: SX109373
Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Broadband Speed: Superfast (up to 77 mbps)
Guide: £425,000 - £450,000 -
The House... - Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac you'll find this delightful, detached character home believed to have been built in the 1950s. The position is a calm as it is convenient being just a half-mile on foot to the town centre, Ashenground & Bolnore Woods and reputable schools. Whilst the home would now benefit from some cosmetic updating, it is offered with no onward chain and has recently been redecorated to provide buyers with a blank canvas.
Upon entry and the porch provides useful storage space for shoes & coats. At nearly 26ft, the main living space is impressive and extends across the entire frontage of the home with plenty of space for sitting and dining areas. We believe this was originally two separate rooms but the open plan feel works really well.
The kitchen overlooks the rear garden would benefit from modernisation. The bathroom is separate from the cloakroom and has a large cupboard that could be removed to create space for a separate walk-in shower.
Storage wise, the large understairs cupboard is a great size.
A turned staircase leads to the first floor which boasts two balanced double bedrooms. There is plenty of space to enlarge the first floor space by a dormer(s) to the rear to create an ensuite. Any work is subject to gaining necessary planning permissions but we are aware of neighbouring homes undertaking such extensions.
The house is heated via a gas fired 'Worcester' boiler and is predominantly double glazed.
Step Outside... - The rear garden is a pleasant, private space laid mainly to lawn with established hedge borders and some really pretty roses.
The large shed is available via separate negotiation and is fully powered and could easily be insulated to create a brilliant 'all year around' work-from-home space.
There is a gated side access leading back to the pretty front garden.
Parking wise, the driveway affords space for one car and there is unrestricted parking on street. If more off road parking is needed, there is space to create more on the front garden.
The Location... - This home occupies an enviable, tucked away position within a quiet close on Vale Road, which lies off of Ashenground Road and is conveniently located within a short walk of the town centre and its extensive range of shopping facilities offered by the Orchards Shopping Centre, including 'Marks & Spencers'. The Broadway is also within easy reach and offers an extensive range of restaurants, bars and cafés.
Haywards Heath's mainline train station is 1 mile away and provides fast and regular services to London (London Bridge/Victoria approximately 47 minutes), Brighton & Gatwick International Airport.
These surrounding areas can be accessed via the A23(M) and/or A272 with the latter lying roughly 5 miles west of the town at Warninglid/Bolney respectively. The area offers a selection of well regarded primary and secondary schools and Central Sussex College for sixth form.
The Finer Details... - Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: SX109373
Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Broadband Speed: Superfast (up to 77 mbps)
