Sussex Road, Haywards Heath

A traditional bay fronted Victorian semi detached house in a central and convenient location with landscaped west facing gardens. The present owners have enhanced the property with the inclusion of a glazed garden room accessed from the dining room and a large garden cabin with double doors used as a crafting room with power and lighting. Approached from the Sussex Road via a wide gravel driveway, there is parking for cars in front of the larger than average garage which stands to the side of the house. A hallway from the front door leads to a sitting room with ornate cast iron fireplace, and a bay window to the front, a second doorway links into the dining room with a further fireplace, natural oak flooring and double doors that open into the garden room with bright fully glazed roof giving access to the garden. At the rear of the hall, passed the staircase is a deep recess with window and a door into the kitchen. This is galley style fitted in cream and duck egg blue cabinets with tiled splashbacks and granite effect work tops. The property has a rear hall fitted with further matching cabinets which acts as a utility section with plumbing for washer etc and a back door to the garden. A downstairs WC completes the ground floor accommodation. The first floor has 2 double bedrooms and a box bedroom 3 which is presently fitted out as a study. A large bathroom enjoys a stand alone bath with separate shower and WC. The house is fully double glazed and has a modern gas fired central heating system. Outside the rear garden is landscaped with a wide range of trees and shrubs including a trained apple, liquid amber, Judas tree and a Himalayan birch. There are gravel and bark beds creating different areas of interest and places to sit. At the end of the garden a wooden cabin with double doors is presently used as a hobbies and crafting room but with power and lighting could be upgraded to a home office, treatment room or gym. The garage is of good size whilst narrowing to the rear.

The property is well situated for access to the town centre being a easy stroll into the main shopping parade along South Road with its range of mainstream retailers, banks, cafes and specialist shops. Haywards Heath has a selection of primary education with a secondary school and six form college all within walking distance. The mainline railway station offers a fast regular timetable to London Bridge / Victoria with Thames link services to St Pancras and is within a 25 minutes walk. Haywards Heath is the county town of Mid Sussex and lies about 5 miles east of the A23, London to Brighton road and 35 mins drive north of Brighton.
Council tax band C. EPC rating TBC