House For Sale £500,000
Overview. We love this extended bungalow, tucked away on a quiet residential road on the eastern side of the village. There is plenty for a buyer to get excited about; in particular we really like the flow of the entertaining space at the rear which takes in the added benefit of the large west facing garden. The sitting room leads into the conservatory/dining area, whilst the double aspect kitchen provides ample work surface prep area and integrated appliances, as well space for a small breakfast table. Both bedrooms are good size doubles, with bedroom one enjoying a bay window that overlooks the front. The bathroom is stylish and modern, whilst in the hallway there is a useful storage cupboard, with the entrance porch being the perfect spot for jackets and boots.
To the rear, a timber outbuilding provides a studio space, which could appeal to someone that needs to work from home, with additional storage to the side. The garden is a great size and the westerly aspect not only takes in the sun, but provides plenty of privacy. To the side there is a driveway and a lawned garden to the front. Other homes along Oldlands Avenue and neighbouring Grand Avenue and Adastra Avenue have extended into the loft to maximise the space on offer.
The property tenure is freehold and the council tax band is C.
Location. Another key feature of this hoe is the excellent location. Oldlands Avenue is a quiet residential road within easy access of the busy high Street. Turn left from Oldlands Avenue onto Grand Avenue and you are a 15 minute walk to Keymer Road where you’ll find a parade of shops, independent stores and nationally recognised brands. A vibrant community, there is plenty to offer, from schools for all ages; Hassocks Infants, Windmills Primary and Downlands Secondary School, to coffee shops and restaurants. Importantly for commuters, Hassocks train station can be reached within a mile on foot. Published trains to London Bridge are both within an hour, whilst to Brighton it is less than 15 minutes. 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.
EPC Rating: D
