PROPERTY DETAILS

• Beautifully Presented Period Terraced Home
• Character Features
• Rear Garden
• Modern Kitchen/Diner
• Three Bedrooms
• Sought After Location
• Stunning Views To Open Countryside

To the front of this pretty three bedroom Victorian terraced cottage, a wrought iron gate opens on to steps leading to the front courtyard garden and front door. There is a twitten to the rear of the property that provides useful, flat level access to the garden.

Internally this home offers a wealth of period features that have been thoughtfully combined with modern touches to stunning effect. On the ground floor the original wooden floorboards flow through the lounge, where they complement the pretty wooden shutters on the window and the fireplace with log burner, to the impressive, contemporary kitchen/diner. The kitchen itself has a modern tiled floor and boasts underfloor heating, a central island, feature glass vaulted ceiling and patio doors out onto the rear garden.

Upstairs, the wooden flooring continues throughout the first floor, which houses two bedrooms served by an extremely spacious family bathroom with stunning views out to open fields. This wonderful outlook can be further appreciated from the double aspect main bedroom and second bathroom on the top floor.

Outside there is a fully enclosed mature rear garden laid mainly to lawn with a large patio leading from the large kitchen/dining area, and a further patio at the bottom of the garden, complete with wooden shed and a gated rear access.

Surrounded by stunning countryside there is ample opportunity to enjoy scenic local walks all while being within easy distance of the vast array of amenities in the village. A twitten directly opposite the property leads into Hurst Meadows and on to the village centre.

The popular village of Hurstpierpoint has a vibrant high street with shops including a bakery, deli, butchers, greengrocers, post office and chemist. There is also a theatre, good mix of restaurants, public houses, the St Lawrence Church of England primary school (Ofsted rated outstanding) and village church. Nearby Hassocks provides regular mainline rail services to London and the South coast. The A23 offers access to Brighton, Gatwick airport and the M25 for Heathrow airport and routes to other parts of the country.