About this property

A very well-presented period home with five bedrooms and lovely mature gardens, situated on a private road 0.7 miles from the station with annexe potential for multi-generational families.

This substantial 1930s house has a fantastic setting on a sought-after private road, ideally positioned for all amenities. The home is perfect for families, with generous proportions and an ideal layout for busy family life. There are three large reception rooms, in addition to a stylish Stoneham kitchen installed by Sylvarna Kitchens of Chichester, and five good-size bedrooms with excellent storage. Internally the house is presented to a high standard, with original features complemented by more modern additions such as a sleek wood and quartz kitchen.
The south west-facing aspect affords excellent natural light to both the house and the garden, and the rooms have large windows, many with characterful stained-glass or leaded detailing.
The ground floor layout is great for entertaining, offering a large triple aspect sitting room, separate formal dining room and a large open plan kitchen and family room – the latter has bifold doors opening to the garden, opening up the space to the outside in the warmer months. A utility room has space for washing machines and there is also a home office/study and a cloakroom with WC.
Two sets of staircases lead up to the first floor: above the utility/garage there is a bedroom and en suite shower room which is situated separately and would make a very private guest suite / gym or alternative principal bedroom. In the main part of the house there are four further bedrooms (one en suite), a family bathroom and a cloakroom/WC. From one of the bedrooms a staircase provides access to the second floor where there is a games room/playroom within the loft conversion.

Outside
The house is situated at the top of Wickham Way, just a few steps away from open green space popular with walkers. The road receives little road traffic and is popular with families. There is ample parking to the front of the house on a brick-paved driveway, which provides access to an attached single garage/workshop. A separate pedestrian entrance leads up to the front door via a paved path, with attractive landscaping in the front garden.
The rear garden is a good size, enclosed by wooden panel fencing around the boundary, borders of various shrubs and trees and several paved areas providing space for garden furniture. A luxury circular gazebo by Breeze House is set within one corner currently arranged as an outdoor kitchen.
Residents of Wickham Way pay circa £200 per annum for maintenance of the road.

Situation
Wickham Way is a private road under a mile from Haywards Heath town centre and train station and is within easy reach of well-regarded local schools. The station has fast and regular services to London (London Bridge/Victoria in approximately 47 mins), Gatwick International Airport and Brighton. There are Sainsbury’s and Waitrose supermarkets locally and an excellent selection of cafés and pubs. A number of excellent schools can be found nearby including Great Walstead, Ardingly, Burgess Hill School, Hurst College and Brighton College. Sporting and recreational activities include golf at Haywards Heath, Royal Ashdown and East Sussex National golf clubs, sailing at Ardingly and Weir Wood reservoirs and walking and riding within the South Downs and Ashdown Forest.

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Additional Information
Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band: G
All mains services are connected

Additional information

• Five bedrooms
• Games room
• Three bath/shower rooms
• Modern kitchen
• Three reception rooms
• Private road
• Attached garage/workshop
• Off-street parking
• South west-facing garden
• Total of approx. 3125 sq ft

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate