An almost new and immaculately presented 4 bedroom detached house decorated with light pastels and white carpets, with the benefit of a landscaped rear garden built to a superior standard by Crayfern Homes in 2019. The property occupies a quiet position in the close with direct views and access via footpaths to woodland and fields beyond, leading to Ditchling Common. The town centre and both railway stations are within a 20 minute walk.



The accommodation includes an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, a cupboard beneath and a cloakroom/wc leading off it.  A dual aspect living room faces the front with a full width range of bespoke furniture to include a TV recess, shelves and cupboards. 



A particular feature is the kitchen/dining room that spans the rear of the property with bifold doors opening to the rear garden.  The kitchen is beautifully fitted with a range of cupboards, composite quartz effect worksurfaces and a central island with storage space and seating for 3 people.  Integrated appliances include a double oven a hob and a fridge/freezer. 



On the first floor the master bedroom is dual aspect with a wooded outlook to the front, built in wardrobes and an ensuite shower room with white suite and grey tiles.  The guest bedroom is also dual aspect with built in wardrobes.  There are 2 further bedrooms and a family bathroom fitted with a white suite. 



Outside a private block paved driveway provides parking for 2 cars with a layby opposite providing allocated parking for a further vehicle.  The single garage is larger than average with eaves storage and a personal door to the west facing 35’ wide x 30’ deep rear garden that has been landscaped to a contemporary style .  A full width tile patio abuts the house providing a sunny entertaining area enclosed by a tiled retaining wall with seating recess and lighting.  Steps rise to an expanse of level lawn.  The whole is enclosed by a good quality fencing and a brick tiled wall. 



Benefits include gas fired central heating (the Ideal combination boiler is located in the linen cupboard) and uPVC framed double glazed windows.     



The maintenance charge for the road, lighting, communal lawns etc is approximately £560.52  per annum.

An almost new 4 bedroom detached house built to a superier specification with a beautifully landscaped rear garden.

Burgess Hill is surrounded by picturesque countryside and historic landmarks; offering plenty of local amenities; with great connections via road, rail and air. The town centre offers a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants; there is a local cinema, playgrounds and parkland, sporting facilities including the popular Triangle Leisure Centre and clubs for anything from bowls to yoga. For families looking to move, Burgess Hill is an ideal choice with good schools, plenty of outside space and activities to keep families of all ages entertained. Well Connected There is so much within easy reach, from the city of Brighton, to historical Lewes, to the far reaching South Downs. Easy access to London and Brighton ensures family days out are popular and commuters are well catered for. There are frequent trains from Wivelsfield and Burgess Hill to London Gatwick, London Victoria, London Bridge, London St Pancras International and Brighton and it is just a short drive to access the A23 at Hickstead, from which it is a short drive to Brighton or north to Pease Pottage to pick up the M23 for the M25. Schools: Manor Field Primary School 0.8 mile. Birchwood Grove Primary School 0.8 mile via a pedestrian pathway. The Burgess Hill Academy 1.3 miles. N.B Please note that catchment areas need to be confirmed. Stations: Burgess Hill Mainline Railway Station (London Victoria/London Bridge approximately 54 minutes and Brighton 15 minutes) 1 mile via a pathway to Silverdale Road.

Situated in this quiet position overlooking woodland and fields interspersed with footpaths.