A considerably extended 1930's 5/6 bedroom semi-detached house within 300 yards of the railway station with a 60' x 30' rear garden close to good schools. The owner bought the property in 2009 when it had already been extended to the side. However, they made some alterations and converted the attic space to create a new master bedroom and also had the kitchen re-fitted with a modern range of high-gloss units, solid wood worktops and underfloor heating. The kitchen leads into a double glazed conservatory and out to the rear garden.  The accommodation offers flexible living and still retains a wealth of character features including some exposed floorboards and a cast-iron fireplace. There is a driveway providing off-road parking for at least three cars and the rear garden is fully enclosed being mainly laid to lawn with a fully paved terrace.

The property is surrounded by properties of a similar style and era. Queens Road is one of the most popular roads in the station area and nearby facilities include an array of shops and food outlets  including Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Clair Park and the Dolphin Leisure centre is also close by.    

Children from this side of town generally fall into the catchment area for the primary schools in Lindfield (Blackthorns and Lindfield) but the property is also within comfortable walking distance of Harlands Primary in Penland Road. They go onto Oathall Community College with its own farm which can be easily accessed from an alley way off West Common.    Warden Park Secondary Academy is about 2 miles to the west in Cuckfield.

The town centre is about 0.75 miles to the south where there are numerous shops and stores whilst the fashionable Broadway is a little closer with its selection of restaurants, cafes and bars.   

The railway station is within 300 yards and provides fast commuter links to London Bridge/Victoria in 45 mins, Gatwick airport 15 mins and the south coast at Brighton 20 mins.  

By road access to the major surrounding areas can be swiftly gained via the Balcombe Road, Hanlye Lane, the A272 and the A/M23, which lies about 5.5 miles to the west at Warninglid or 8.5 miles to the north at Maidenbower (Junction 10A).