House For Sale £425,000
Charming two bedroom character cottage with larger than expected rear garden, off road parking and no chain.
Situated in a convenient central position on the historic Hurstpierpoint High Street this attractive period property offers internal accommodation arranged over three floors, plus a useful cellar.
Believed to have origins dating back to 1750-1780 this character home offers masses of kerb appeal and benefits from convenient private parking to the front.
Showcasing period features throughout, the lounge is complemented by wood flooring and a feature fireplace with decorative tiling. The central kitchen is equipped with a butler sink and space for a small table and leads through to the good sized conservatory, ideal as further living/dining/entertaining space with doors opening out to the patio area and through to the rear garden.
The first floor houses a double bedroom equipped with built-in wardrobes, alongside a spacious family bathroom featuring a shower over the bath.
Ascending from the landing, stairs lead to a carpeted loft room of generous proportions with eaves storage. Additional storage is conveniently provided by way of the cellar, accessible via a stairwell between the kitchen and lounge.
To the outside the property offers a sizeable rear garden. A patio area adjoins the rear of the home and paving leads down to the large lawned area which enjoys a good degree of privacy and is bordered by mature planting. To the front there is hardstanding for private off-street parking.
Centrally located in the pretty village of Hurstpierpoint which has a broad range of shops including a bakery, post office, butchers, green grocers and chemist. The village offers a vibrant mix of restaurants, public houses, health centre and the highly regarded St Lawrence primary school. Surrounded by stunning countryside there is also mainline rail services to hand in the neighbouring village of Hassocks providing fast and frequent services to Brighton and London.
Train Station: Hassocks 1.7 miles
Council Tax: Band C
Situated in a convenient central position on the historic Hurstpierpoint High Street this attractive period property offers internal accommodation arranged over three floors, plus a useful cellar.
Believed to have origins dating back to 1750-1780 this character home offers masses of kerb appeal and benefits from convenient private parking to the front.
Showcasing period features throughout, the lounge is complemented by wood flooring and a feature fireplace with decorative tiling. The central kitchen is equipped with a butler sink and space for a small table and leads through to the good sized conservatory, ideal as further living/dining/entertaining space with doors opening out to the patio area and through to the rear garden.
The first floor houses a double bedroom equipped with built-in wardrobes, alongside a spacious family bathroom featuring a shower over the bath.
Ascending from the landing, stairs lead to a carpeted loft room of generous proportions with eaves storage. Additional storage is conveniently provided by way of the cellar, accessible via a stairwell between the kitchen and lounge.
To the outside the property offers a sizeable rear garden. A patio area adjoins the rear of the home and paving leads down to the large lawned area which enjoys a good degree of privacy and is bordered by mature planting. To the front there is hardstanding for private off-street parking.
Centrally located in the pretty village of Hurstpierpoint which has a broad range of shops including a bakery, post office, butchers, green grocers and chemist. The village offers a vibrant mix of restaurants, public houses, health centre and the highly regarded St Lawrence primary school. Surrounded by stunning countryside there is also mainline rail services to hand in the neighbouring village of Hassocks providing fast and frequent services to Brighton and London.
Train Station: Hassocks 1.7 miles
Council Tax: Band C
