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A 2 double bedroom, 2 bathroom end of terrace house overlooking a green in this popular new development on the Haywards Heath/Lindfield borders close to good schools, local shops and Scrase Valley nature reserve. These well designed and spacious houses (834 sq ft) were built around 2012 by Linden homes located on the rejuvenated east side of town. These houses are not much smaller than the 3-bedroom houses in the development and were designed with generous room sizes in mind. The accommodation on the ground floor is arranged around a spacious entrance hall with useful storage cupboard and comprises: a kitchen/dining room with built-in fridge, freezer, oven, hob and dishwasher with ample space for a table and chairs and a generous sitting room at the rear with doors out to the rear garden. On the first floor: there is a main bedroom with an en-suite shower room, a second double size bedroom and a bathroom. Outside: there is a small enclosed courtyard garden to the front and the rear garden is arranged on two levels with the upper level measuring 20’ wide x 10’ deep and steps lead down to a further area of garden which measures 27‘ x 10‘ and is fully enclosed by fencing with a gate leading out to the parking space.



Estate charge: The property forms part of a managed complex for which there is an estate charge which goes towards the upkeep of the common areas, greens and play areas for the enjoyment of all residents. Managed by First Port

Lexington Drive is just off Hanbury Lane which, in turn, is a continuation of Washington Road leading off Oathall Avenue on the eastern side of town, ideally placed on the Haywards Heath/Lindfield borders. Haywards Heath’s mainline railway station is just over 1 mile and provides fast commuter links to London (Victoria/London Bridge 47 mins), Gatwick Airport (15 mins) and the south coast (Brighton 20 mins).   A pathway to the east of the development leads through Scrase Valley Nature Reserve and through to Backwoods Lane and offers swift pedestrian access through to the High Street and Common where there is a traditional range of shops, boutiques, restaurants and cafes.



Local facilities include; a parade of shops in nearby America Lane and the greatly improved Warden Park Primary Academy School.  Most children attending the Primary Academy go onto the Secondary Academy in neighbouring Cuckfield.  Oathall Community College (being closer) is also very popular for the catchment area, having its own farm.

Haywards Heath town centre is within a mile and offers an extensive range of shops, stores, restaurants, cafes, bars and leisure centre. A regular bus service runs along Hanbury Lane linking with the town centre, station and neighbouring districts.    

By road, access to the major surrounding areas can be gained via the B2036, the A272 and the A/M23, the latter lying approximately 6 miles to the west at Bolney or Warninglid.        

Distances (in miles approx. on foot, by car, train)    

Warden Park Primary Academy (0.6)   

St Wilfrid’s Primary (0.7)   

Blackthorns & Lindfield (both 0.7)   

St Joseph’s RC Primary (0.8)    

Warden Park (Secondary) Academy in Cuckfield (2.4)  

Oathall Community College (closest Secondary School - 0.4) 

St Paul’s RC Secondary College in Burgess Hill (4.9)   

Railway station 1.1 (via Clair Park) 

A23  Bolney 6   

Gatwick Airport 16    

Brighton seafront 14