House For Sale £460,000
A striking two/three bedroom detached home built in the 1970s by Sunley Homes and forming part of the incredibly popular Oak Hall Park development offering incredibly convenience being just moments from Burgess Hill's mainline station, town centre and beautiful open countryside.
Guide Price: £460,000 - £475,000 -
The House... - A striking two/three bedroom detached home built in the 1970s by Sunley Homes and forming part of the incredibly popular Oak Hall Park development offering incredible convenience being just moments from Burgess Hill's mainline station, town centre and beautiful open countryside.
These popular homes offer so much potential for extension, if required but work equally as well in its current form.
The spacious sitting room is L-shaped and extends to an impressive 18ft max x 15ft max with a dual aspect. The accommodation flows through to the kitchen which boasts stylish cream high gloss units and the contrasting granite worktops that add a touch of quality. There are also a selection of integrated appliances including oven, gas hob, dishwasher, fridge and the prettiest of outlooks over the garden.
Just adjacent to the kitchen is bedroom three/dining room, a lovely room with a set of 'French' doors to the beautiful garden.
On the first floor is a fabulous double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and access to a useful eaves storage. The second bedroom is another good size double room, again with fitted furniture and with a lovely outlook over the garden. Both are served by the shower room.
The house has gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout and is offered for sale with no onward chain.
Step Outside... - Stepping outside, the rear garden is a joy to behold. The large patio is the perfect for a barbecue with friends and family and the beds are well stocked with a plethora of flowers, plants and shrubs providing pretty pops of colour.
Steps lead up to a large expanse of lawn with steps leading to the prettiest of pergolas that is enshrined by beautiful roses.
To the front is a block paved driveway providing parking for two cars (tandem).
The Location... - Oak Hall Park lies off Keymer Road and is an incredibly desirable part of town, due to its close proximity to the town centre and Burgess Hill's mainline station. Number 18 enjoys a peaceful, tucked away position and is literally a one minute walk to the station platform with regular services to London (Victoria/London Bridge in around 50 mins), Brighton (15 mins) and Gatwick International Airport (15-20 mins).
The town centre boasts a Waitrose, Boots and Wilkinsons as well as a range of independent stores & boutiques, bars and restaurants - all in and around 'The Martlets' shopping centre and under a half-mile distant. Burgess Hill also offers a Tesco Superstore and Lidl. The town's charming independent Orion Cinema has the latest leading films and has been established for decades.
School wise, the house falls in to the Birchwood Grove primary school catchment area. For secondary education the catchment is Burgess Hill Academy. In the private sector, the highly regarding Burgess Hill School For Girls is a moments walk also.
Despite having the convenience of a town centre location, you're not far from beautiful open countryside. Batchelors Farm Nature Reserve is within easy reach and the perfect spot for a walking the dog. Burgess Hill is surrounded by beautiful, historic Sussex villages include Ditchling, Hurstpierpoint and Hassocks. Each have some lovely country pubs and gorgeous open countryside.
By car, the A23 at Hickstead is easily access via Jane Murray Way and provides swift motorway links to the M23 and M25.
The Finer Details... - Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: SX109293
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: E
Available Broadband Speed: Ultrafast (up to 1000 mbps)
Plot Size: 0.13 acres
Garden Orientation: East
We believe this information to be correct but recommend intending purchasers check details personally.
Guide Price: £460,000 - £475,000 -
The House... - A striking two/three bedroom detached home built in the 1970s by Sunley Homes and forming part of the incredibly popular Oak Hall Park development offering incredible convenience being just moments from Burgess Hill's mainline station, town centre and beautiful open countryside.
These popular homes offer so much potential for extension, if required but work equally as well in its current form.
The spacious sitting room is L-shaped and extends to an impressive 18ft max x 15ft max with a dual aspect. The accommodation flows through to the kitchen which boasts stylish cream high gloss units and the contrasting granite worktops that add a touch of quality. There are also a selection of integrated appliances including oven, gas hob, dishwasher, fridge and the prettiest of outlooks over the garden.
Just adjacent to the kitchen is bedroom three/dining room, a lovely room with a set of 'French' doors to the beautiful garden.
On the first floor is a fabulous double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and access to a useful eaves storage. The second bedroom is another good size double room, again with fitted furniture and with a lovely outlook over the garden. Both are served by the shower room.
The house has gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout and is offered for sale with no onward chain.
Step Outside... - Stepping outside, the rear garden is a joy to behold. The large patio is the perfect for a barbecue with friends and family and the beds are well stocked with a plethora of flowers, plants and shrubs providing pretty pops of colour.
Steps lead up to a large expanse of lawn with steps leading to the prettiest of pergolas that is enshrined by beautiful roses.
To the front is a block paved driveway providing parking for two cars (tandem).
The Location... - Oak Hall Park lies off Keymer Road and is an incredibly desirable part of town, due to its close proximity to the town centre and Burgess Hill's mainline station. Number 18 enjoys a peaceful, tucked away position and is literally a one minute walk to the station platform with regular services to London (Victoria/London Bridge in around 50 mins), Brighton (15 mins) and Gatwick International Airport (15-20 mins).
The town centre boasts a Waitrose, Boots and Wilkinsons as well as a range of independent stores & boutiques, bars and restaurants - all in and around 'The Martlets' shopping centre and under a half-mile distant. Burgess Hill also offers a Tesco Superstore and Lidl. The town's charming independent Orion Cinema has the latest leading films and has been established for decades.
School wise, the house falls in to the Birchwood Grove primary school catchment area. For secondary education the catchment is Burgess Hill Academy. In the private sector, the highly regarding Burgess Hill School For Girls is a moments walk also.
Despite having the convenience of a town centre location, you're not far from beautiful open countryside. Batchelors Farm Nature Reserve is within easy reach and the perfect spot for a walking the dog. Burgess Hill is surrounded by beautiful, historic Sussex villages include Ditchling, Hurstpierpoint and Hassocks. Each have some lovely country pubs and gorgeous open countryside.
By car, the A23 at Hickstead is easily access via Jane Murray Way and provides swift motorway links to the M23 and M25.
The Finer Details... - Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: SX109293
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: E
Available Broadband Speed: Ultrafast (up to 1000 mbps)
Plot Size: 0.13 acres
Garden Orientation: East
We believe this information to be correct but recommend intending purchasers check details personally.
