2 Bed House Sold STC
High Street, Hurstpierpoint, BN6

£450,000 (Freehold)

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Two bedroom period cottage
Off road parking
Downstairs cloakroom/wc
South facing low maintenance rear garden
Stunning views to Wolstonbury Hill and the South Downs National Park
Spacious double aspect, bay fronted living room with original parquet flooring
Balcony/roof terrace with views
Superb centre of village location, close to all facilities
Council tax band C – Energy performance rating D

Located at the quiet end of the High Street, this charming cottage is believed to date from 1842, built to house the stone masons constructing the village church steeple next door. The ground floor comprises, a spacious dual aspect living room with original parquet flooring, a round bay window to the front elevation and French doors to the rear. A staircase rises to the first floor and a downstairs cloakroom/wc (a rarity with properties of this type) is discreetly concealed below stairs. The kitchen is fitted with modern units at both eye and base level including oven & hob, double doors lead into the garden room that in turn has sliding doors opening directly onto the South facing rear garden.

On the first floor, doors lead to all first floor rooms. The principal bedroom is the full width of the cottage having fitted wardrobes and a window to the front elevation. Bedroom two enjoying views across the rear garden and beyond towards the Downs. The bathroom is fitted with a modern contemporary white suite and has double opening doors out to the rear roof terrace.

Outside, off road parking with a timber gate leads to front door, set back from the road, via a long paved front garden and in turn front door. The rear garden is also predominantly paved with raised planters/beds, South facing with uninterrupted downland views.

Location Summary

The High Street in Hurstpierpoint village offers a range of facilities including; post office, three public houses, restaurants, shops, general store, boutiques etc. More comprehensive shopping facilities are available just over a mile away to the east at Hassocks village. Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath town centres are 3 miles and 6 miles to the north with the city of Brighton and Hove 8 miles to the south.
STATION Hassocks mainline railway station provides fast and frequent services to London (Victoria/London Bridge 48 minutes), Gatwick International Airport (about 25 minutes) and the South Coast (Brighton 15 minutes). BY ROAD Access to the motorway network and surrounding areas at Sayers Common or Pyecombe (A/M23) both within 3 miles.
DIRECTIONS From our offices in Hassocks proceed West on the Keymer Road, under the railway bridge and onto the traffic lights at Stonepound Crossroads, proceed straight over and along into Hurst Road which then becomes Wickham Hill which in turn becomes Hassocks Road which in turn leads to Hurstpierpoint High Street. At the end of the High Street cross straight over the mini roundabout and the property can be found on the left hand side after Holy Trinity Church.

Council Tax Band: C