3 Bed House For Sale
Brighton Road, Newtimber, BN6

£600,000 (Freehold)

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Three bedroom detached house
Built in 2021
Secluded location
Flint built
Field land views
Living room
Kitchen diner
Family bathroom
No ongoing chain
EPC: D Council tax: TBC

This three bedroom flint built detached house was constructed by the current owners in 2021, the house is situated down a private lane giving it’s a secluded location with field land views to the rear. The house is something of a blank canvas giving a buyer a real opportunity to put their own mark on it.

The entrance hall has stairs rising to the first floor, with a meter cupboard, understairs cupboard and downstairs WC with wash hand basin. Also on the ground floor there is a bedroom which could be used as an office with field land views to the rear of the house. The spacious living room has a feature fireplace and kitchen dining room has units, space for range oven, washing machine and fridge freezer and an island work station. Off the kitchen there is a boot room leading to the rear garden.

On the first floor the landing has a cupboard with water tank. Two good size bedrooms with field land views to the rear, a family bathroom with fitted suite including a bath, shower attachment, wash hand basin and WC. The house has electric heating and a septic tank situated in the neighbouring property. Outside the garden area is a blank canvass mainly laid to laid with a large gated entrance, out storage building and views to the rear.

Location Summary

The property is situated on the northern edge of this small rural village and is surrounded by glorious open countryside
which is interspersed with footpaths and bridleways linking with the neighbouring districts and the South Downs. Nearby
Albourne village offers a primary school, whilst Hurstpierpoint High Street is approximately three miles distant where there
is a traditional range of shops and facilities. Hassocks village is a further two miles on with its High Street and mainline
railway station providing fast and regular services to London and the South Coast. Other nearby towns include Henfield to
the west, Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath, the latter lying approximately eight miles to the north east with its mainline
railway station providing faster commuter links to London (London Bridge/Victoria 47 minutes). By road access to the
major surrounding areas can be gained via the B2116 and A23, the latter lying approximately three quarters of a mile to the
east and giving swift access to Brighton city centre, Gatwick Airport and the M25.