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An individual detached 5 bedroom house with separate bungalow occupying a 0.35 acre south facing plot in this desirable private road within a short walk of the railway station and glorious countryside.

The property was built in 1984 with the adjoining bungalow for the current owners and their parents to exacting standards and has been beautifully maintained over the years and more recently been the subject of several improvements including refurbishment of the kitchens, bathrooms and decorations.

The house and the bungalow are linked via a central vaulted reception hall which doubles as a garden room with doors out to the south facing garden.  The accommodation in the main house comprises: 3 separate reception rooms, a family sized kitchen/breakfast room, internal door to the double garage, utility room and a principal bedroom with refitted ensuite bath/shower room, 4 further big bedrooms and a family bath/shower room. 

The bungalow: has a large sitting room with open fireplace, separate refitted kitchen which leads through to a breakfast room, a generous double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room and many useful storage cupboards and an alcove/study area.

The entire property is presented for sale in immaculate condition and neutral decorative order throughout and is ready to move into. 

Outside: the property is approached from the road over a wide gravelled carriage driveway which leads up to an attached double garage and access via either side of the house leads round to the 90‘ x 80‘ south facing rear garden which has been beautifully maintained and comprises: a wide paved terrace, large expanses of lawn and is fully enclosed by fencing.    The plot measures 180‘ x 90‘ on average totalling 0.35 acres.

The property is located at the eastern end of Old Wickham Lane just before the railway bridge and junction with Wickham Way. Old Wickham Lane is a private road made up of some of the town's finest homes and is ideally placed the open countryside accessed from just the other side of the railway bridge which gives wonderful walking across to Hayward’s Heath golf club and a stunning walk all the way up through the Borde Hill Estate to Ardingly Reservoir. The railway station is 0.7 miles on foot providing fast commuter links to London, Gatwick and Brighton.

The town has some excellent primary and secondary schools, a 6th form college and is within a 10–15 minute walk of Harlands Primary School. The local area is well served by some excellent independent schools including Ardingly, Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Worth, Handcross Park and Burgess Hill Girls.   These schools and some of the County's other brilliant schools such as Brighton College, Roedean, Lancing college and Bedes all have a school bus service with pick up points close by. The town has a good range of shops, restaurants, cafés and bars many sports clubs and a state of the art leisure centre. Nearby supermarkets include Sainsbury’s and Waitrose by the station. By road access to the major surrounding areas can be swiftly gained via the Balcombe Road, A272 and A/M23, the latter lying either 5 miles to the west at Warninglid or 8 miles to the north at Maidenbower (junction 10 A).



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