Thurlestone Rocky Lane, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 4RN

The House...
Thurlestone is an attractive 1920s semi-detached home that is currently undergoing a full, top to bottom, renovation and has been substantially extended to the rear and into the loft space by a highly regarded local developer with a proven reputation for producing an excellent product. At this stage there is the rarely available opportunity for a buyer to choose the kitchen, bathrooms and numerous other internal finishes, subject to negotiation.

The accommodation is now spacious (1,219 sq ft), well-proportioned and arranged over three floors with four double bedrooms, two living spaces and two bath/shower rooms. The inviting sitting room has a fireplace and bay window, typical of the 1920s period, whilst the rear of the house has been extended to create an exceptional 21ft (max) x 17ft (max) kitchen/diner. This space is flooded with natural light via two large velux windows in the impressive vaulted ceiling and large sliding doors open on to the rear garden – providing that ‘inside-outside’ feel in the summer months. Plans have been drawn up by the reputable Hamilton Stone Design which is shown in the CGI imagery. There is also a utility room, cloakroom and under stair cupboard.

On the first floor is the master bedroom with its own en-suite shower room, a second double bedroom with pleasant roof-top views and the family bathroom with overhead shower. The second floor boasts two further double bedrooms.

Notable attributes include brand new electrics, brand new central heating system, replacement double glazing, new roof and a chain free sale. Viewing highly recommended.

Step Outside...
The rear garden extends to approximately 90ft deep (into a triangular point) and is laid to lawn. To the front the house is well-screened from the road and there is driveway parking for several vehicles.

The Location...
Thurlestone sits at the top of Rocky Lane on the southern fringes of Haywards Heath. The A272 bypass is easily accessible and provides swift communication links to both the East (A272) and West (A23/M23) of the town. There are plenty of countryside walks to the south in Fox Hill.

The nearby Sainsburys Local provides immediate shopping facilities whilst Haywards Heath's town centre is just under a mile distant and offers more extensive facilities including Orchards Shopping Centre, Marks & Spencers, Costa Coffee, Cafe Nero and Victoria Park. The 'social hub' of the town is The Broadway which boasts a range of bars & restaurants including Cote Brasserie, Cafe Rouge, Pizza Express, Zizzi, Prezzo, Orange Square and Idlewild Bar & Kitchen. Waitrose and Sainsbury's Superstores are both 1.5 miles distant.

Haywards Heath's mainline station is 1.5 miles distant and provides fast & regular commuter links to London (Victoria/London Bridge in approx 47 mins, St Pancras International Station 65 mins), Gatwick International Airport (20 mins), Brighton (20 mins) and the South Coast. The area is well-represented for both state & private schooling.

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

NB
CGI images are for indicative purposes only and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed.