About this property

A charming bungalow set within southwest-facing gardens in a highly desirable village, with fantastic potential for development

Surrounded by beautiful countryside within the semi-rural village of Wivelsfield Green is this charming, detached bungalow, occupying a fantastically secluded plot. The property is set within pretty, well established gardens and benefits from a garage and off-street parking. Internally the accommodation presents a fantastic opportunity for remodelling, with good-size rooms and excellent potential for more extensive development, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
The house currently offers approximately 862 sq ft over a single storey, comprising a living room, conservatory, kitchen, shower room and two double bedrooms. There is great scope to extend into the roof or convert the garage to provide additional accommodation (stnc).

Outside
The house is tucked away in a corner position in a leafy setting, with mature trees and hedges all around making the plot feel wonderfully private. The gated entrance is situated just off Slugwash Lane, where two sets of five-bar gates open to a gravel driveway and an attached garage. The garden is south-west facing and delightfully secluded, featuring a wide array of established trees including silver birch. There’s a greenhouse for keen gardeners and a patio outside the conservatory, which is perfect for enjoying drinks outside in the warmer months.

Situation
Wivelsfield Green is a popular village with its own primary school, shop and public house. It lies almost equidistant between the towns of Haywards Heath (4 miles) and Burgess Hill, which both provide a good selection of shops, services and amenities and mainline rail services. Lindfield (5 miles), Lewes (10 miles) and Brighton (14 miles) offer a further range of shops and restaurants.
There is an excellent range of state and independent schools in the area, including Wivelsfield Primary School, Burgess Hill School, Cumnor, Great Walstead, Hurst College and Brighton College. The village itself has a Post Office and pub, with nearby country walks at Chailey Common and the South Downs National Park. Mainline rail services are available at Haywards Heath (London Bridge/London Victoria from 42 minutes), Wivelsfield (Burgess Hill) and Burgess Hill. The A23/M23 gives access Gatwick Airport (16 miles), and the national motorway network.

Additional Information
Local Authority: Lewes Council
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold

Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating.

Two double bedrooms

Shower room

Living room

Conservatory

Kitchen

Garage

Driveway parking

Southwest-facing garden

Sought-after village

Wivelsfield station 2.4 miles

Additional information

• Two double bedrooms
• Shower room
• Living room
• Conservatory
• Kitchen
• Garage
• Driveway parking
• Southwest-facing garden
• Sought-after village
• Wivelsfield station 2.4 miles

Key information

Council Tax Band: Contact branch

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate