7 Ashenground Close, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 4PT
Guided Price
£375,000
2
Bedroom
1
Bathroom
1
Reception
About the property
Features
- Link-detached bungalow
- Cosmetic updating required
- Attached garage
- Southerly garden
- Loft space providing scope for conversion, STPP
- Quiet location at the end of a cul-de-sac
- No onward chain
The Bungalow...
This link-detached bungalow occupies a peaceful position at the end of quiet residential cul-de-sac and enjoys a sunny south-facing garden. Although now requiring certain cosmetic updating, the property is offered for sale in generally good order throughout and offers numerous opportunities for an incoming purchase to re-arrange and/or convert the loft, STPP.
The current accommodation comprises of an entrance hall with storage cupboard, sitting/dining with southerly aspect, kitchen, bathroom, cloakroom and two well-proportioned double bedrooms.
Further attributes include gas fired central heating, uPVC double glazing throughout and no onward chain.
Step Outside...
The rear garden wraps around two sides of the house, with the main area extending to 25ft D x 60ft W with a sunny southerly aspect, meaning plenty of sunshine throughout the day. To the front is driveway parking leading to the integral garage with electric roller door.
The Location...
Ashenground Close is a quiet, residential close lying off Ashenground Road in the heart of Haywards Heath. The town centre is just a half-mile distant and provides extensive shopping facilities including 'The Orchards' which boasts High St names such as Marks & Spencers, Next, FatFace and Robert Dyas and there are also plenty of coffee shops/cafes (Costa, Cafe Nero and Flinders). For commuting, Haywards Heath's mainline station is just over a mile distant and within easy walking distance through Victoria Park, providing swift & regular services to London (Victoria/London Bridge) in 47 mins, Brighton (20 mins) and Gatwick International AIrport (20 mins). The Broadway is also within walking distance and is the town's social centre with an array of bars, cafes & restaurants including Cote Brasserie, Cafe Rouge, Zizzi. IdleWild, Orange Square and Lockhart Tavern.
The town is well-represented with reputable schooling in both the primary and secondary sectors. For dog walking, Ashenground Woods is just moments away and leads through to Bolnore Village. By car, surrounding areas are easily accessed via the A272 and A23(M), with the latter lying 5 miles west at Warninglid/Bolney providing links to the M25 motorway network.
Information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: D
