A 4 bedroom terraced house in need of general updating situated in a quiet cul-de-sac just to the south of the town centre, close to the hospital. The property has been realistically priced to take into account the updating works required. The accommodation spans three floors and on the ground floor comprises: an entrance hall, kitchen and a sitting room with doors out to a glazed lean to.  On the first floor: there are two double bedrooms, a third single size bedroom (this could be made into an en-suite bathroom, if required and a family bathroom.  The attic space was converted many years ago in to a large bedroom with the addition of a dormer window to the rear.  Some of the houses in this road have created an en-suite bathroom within this space.   Outside: there is a raised front garden which, subject to some engineering work and new steps to the front door, could be sacrificed to create off-road parking if required (STPP).  The rear garden has been recently re-landscaped and measures 22' x 15' and has a gate leading to a compound where there is a single garage.

There is a raised front garden which, subject to some engineering work and new steps to the front door, could be sacrificed to create off-road parking if required (STPP).

The property is positioned on the right hand side soon after you enter St Edmunds Road which is an established residential area. St Edmunds Road runs off Petlands Road just to the south of the main town centre. A twitten runs close by towards the end of the cul-de-sac providing a useful cut through to Wivelsfield Road and the new Sainsbury's local store. The Princess Royal Hospital is within a short walk and the main town centre is 0.5 miles distant providing an extensive range of shops, stores, cafes, restaurants and bars. The town also has numerous sports clubs, leisure groups and a state of the art leisure centre as well as a sixth form college. Schools are well represented and there are several primary schools within walking distance of the properties. A regular bus service runs along Wivelsfield Road linking with the railway station, the neighbouring districts and Brighton. The railway station is 1 mile distant and provides excellent commuter services to London, Gatwick and Brighton. By road, access to the major surrounding areas can be gained via the A272, the B2112 and the A/M23, the latter lying about 5 miles to the west at Bolney or Warninglid.  

Schools: 

St Wilfrid’s C of E Primary (0.6 miles) 

St Joseph’s RC Primary (0.4 miles) 

Warden Park Primary Academy (0.6 miles) 

Oathall Community College (1 mile) 

Warden Park Secondary Academy (2.2 miles) 

Station:

Haywards Heath mainline railway station (1.2 mile) provides a fast commuter services to London (Victoria/London Bridge 47 mins), Gatwick (15 mins) and the south coast (Brighton 20 mins).