House For Sale £400,000
Newport Road, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15

Immaculately presented and benefitting from a south-facing rear garden, off-road parking and 2 reception rooms, Hunters are pleased to be marketing this attractive 3-bedroom semi-detached home on Newport Road.

Ideally located within a short stroll to St. Johns Park and London Road's parade of shops, Newport Road is a fantastic area to bring up a family in, with Fairfield Recreational Ground just around the corner, St. Wilfrids Primary, The Gattons Infants and Sheddingdean Community School, all within catchment. Furthermore, just a 10-minute walk up the road is Burgess Hill's town centre with its retail shops, bars, pubs, Waitrose Supermarket, restaurants, and mainline train station (with direct access to London, Brighton & the South-Coast).

Steeped in history and dating back to the Victorian-era, homes like this are often favoured by buyers for their tall ceilings, original features, and spacious room sizes.

The front of this attractive brick-built home benefits from a dropped kerb and driveway for one car, with further on-road parking right outside the house, meaning you can park two cars adjacently. There is a right-of-way down the side of the house with secure gated access to the rear south-facing garden. Inside, the front door leads into the hallway, with stairs ascending to the first floor, understairs cupboard and doors to the downstairs accommodation. A spacious living room is located to the front of the house which features a bay window, exposed wooden flooring and fireplace with working log-burner. Next door, there is a second reception room which would make a great dining room or playroom, with matching exposed floors and large window to the rear garden. The separate kitchen is located towards the back of the house and is modernised with white units, laminate worktops, a newly fitted boiler, three undercounter spaces for white goods, a Kenwood 5-ring gas burner, space for fridge freezer and a 1.5 stainless steel sink and drainer.

Upstairs, the largest bedroom is located towards the front and occupies the entire width of the house with a fitted open wardrobe along one side, high-quality carpets, panelled walls, and a separate built-in cupboard with double doors on the other side of the room. The second bedroom is also another good size with a built-in wardrobe and window overlooking the rear of the house, with the same matching high-quality carpet fitted. Currently used as an office room, there is a third bedroom off the landing which would make a great single bedroom, office, or nursery. The family bathroom is located towards the back of the house and is fitted with a modern bathroom suite, with P-shaped bathtub, rainfall shower head and separate hand-held mixer tap, toilet and separate wall-mounted vanity unit with sink.

Outside, the garden is true south-facing and a real suntrap in the warmer months. Benefitting from side access to the front, a treated decking area, raised border with flowers, original brick wall (ideal for growing climbing plants on), shed and AstroTurf lawn, a garden like this is perfect for a young family or couple to enjoy all year round.

Since 2021, the property has undergone some modifications, making this an ideal purchase for those buyers not wanting any future works. These include; new triple-glazed windows to the front of the property (fitted in August 2021 with a ten-year guarantee), a three-layer high performance flat roof to the rear (November 2022 with 7-year guarantee), a new combination boiler (fitted in August 2021) and traditional-style brass rainfall shower head and mixer taps in the bathroom.

Period properties like this are rarely in this good condition, and with a superb south-facing garden, viewings come highly recommended to appreciate this lovely home.