34 Finches Park Road, Lindfield, West Sussex, RH16 2DN

The House...
A rare opportunity to acquire a 1950s detached home, large garden in excess of 100ft, in the very heart of sought-after Lindfield, yet still within twenty minutes walk of Haywards Heath Station for commuters.

The house is light, bright & airy and is being sold for the first time since being built in 1958. The house does require internal modernisation but offers plenty of scope for a substantial extend and enlarge, subject to planning permission. The garden is such a size that any extension wouldn’t hugely impact on the size of the plot.

As it stands, the accommodation is well-proportioned and includes L-shaped sitting/dining room (18ft x 16ft) with lovely parquet flooring and a dual aspect, kitchen with side door and outlook over the garden, cloakroom, three first floor double bedrooms and family bathroom. There is also an integral garage.

There is also gas fired central heating.

Step Outside...
To the rear the superb westerly garden extends to 126 ft x 46ft. There is a large expanse of lawn and a plethora of plants, trees and shrubs that were grown by a gardener who worked at Wakehurst Place National Trust Gardens.

To the front is driveway parking leading to the integral garage.

The property is being sold with no onward chain.

Scope/Potential...
There is plenty of scope for substantial extension to the rear/side (over garage) to create a stunning, contemporary residence with large open plan living/dining/kitchen with doors on to the garden. Any work would be STPP but neighbouring homes have undertaken similar works.

The Location...
Finches Park Road is a sought-after residential road which lies off of By Sunte and Hickmans Lane respectively, in the beautiful village of Lindfield. Situated within easy walking distance of the picture-postcard village High Street, providing a range of local shops and services, medical centre, churches and public houses including Stand Up Inn. Red Lion and Bent Arms. There is a beautiful pond with seating area where you can watch the ducks. There is a footpath nearby for quick access to The Witch Inn Gastropub, while for daily amenities, Cloughs Delicatessen is just also a short walk in the nearby Sunte Avenue for those everyday essentials. 'Pickers Green' is under five mins walk where cricket and football are played, plus a children's play area. Cricket has been played on The Common since 1747 and Lindfield FC play there home games here during the winter. The Common is also home of the superb Lindfield Bonfire Night/Fireworks display on 5th November every year. The village boasts highly regarded schooling in the form of Lindfield and Blackthorns Primary Schools. Children from this area usually attend Oathall Commuity College for secondary education.

Haywards Heath is also within easy reach providing a more comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities together with mainline train station (just over a mile) providing fast links to London (45 minutes to London Bridge/Victoria), Gatwick International Airport and the South Coast. By car, the motorway network is accessed via the A23(M).

Information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: F