Cuckfield Road, Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6

Property Details: • Type: Bungalow • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Style: Detached bungalow, extended and improved • Type: 4 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + sep gf w.c., living room, kitchen dining room • Location: Hurstpierpoint • Area: 1814 sq.ft. • Outside: Front garden, large rear garden • Parking: Detached garage, plentiful off street parking • Council Tax Band: D

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 219 Preston Road, BN1 6SA

Full Description: 10 mins from the outskirts of Brighton and surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the National Park, this luxury 4 bed, detached chalet with a garage and plentiful off street parking is particularly suitable for professionals and families 2 mins drive from Fairfield Rec’s playground and sports facilities, 3 from Hurstpierpoint’s High Street, 5 from a good primary school (10 to walk) and 5-10 from Hassock’s High Street and station with direct trains to Brighton, Lewes, Gatwick and London. Inside has 168.6m2 (1814 sq. ft.) of sun-lit rooms where great design and a high quality finish has created a beautiful home which balances sophisticated entertaining with restful, comfortable bedrooms for the family.An inviting living room looks over the garden where guests can enjoy the view and warmth of an eco-friendly wood pellet burner, and the sun-lit kitchen dining room folds open to a big, sunny garden with a pizza oven for al fresco dining. Ideal for guests or inter-generational living, two stylish double bedrooms on the ground floor share a chic shower room (and a separate w.c.) whilst upstairs a glamorous bathroom has a designer finish. With two more restful double bedrooms on this level you’re spoilt for choice of a principal bedroom as both enjoy the garden and the night sky through Velux in the roofline. 20-30 mins from the sea, Hurstierpoint has a vibrant High Street with cafés, restaurants, bistros and a theatre which puts on plays, pantomimes, and screens films. There is also a tennis club, bowls club and many more clubs and societies. For hikers, runners, riders and dog owners the countryside of the National Park is close by - but you don’t have to pay the premium price of being in the park itself. Surrounded by towns and villages with their own distinct feel and amenities, between 20 and 40 minutes by car approx., Brighton & Hove, Lewes and Gatwick are a viable commute and bus routes are available if you don’t want to drive. Style: Detached bungalow, extended and improved Type: 4 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + sep gf w.c., living room, kitchen dining roomLocation: HurstpierpointArea: 1814 sq.ft.Outside: Front garden, large rear gardenParking: Detached garage, plentiful off street parking Council Tax Band: DEnjoy the easy flow of this light filled home where all of the spacious rooms embrace open views – making this home unusually private. Tucked away on a sought after road with easy access to amenities and renowned St Lawrence C of E Primary and Hurstpierpoint College, inside the inviting interior blends sophisticated living with subtle home comforts including the installation of energy efficient windows and doors.Set in its own grounds, skilled landscaping at the front delivers ample off street parking in front of the garage, whilst the large lawn to the side and well-stocked beds has kept the charm of its leafy setting. All about welcoming friends and family, inside a broad hallway has a large cupboard for coats and bags, a guest w.c.Embracing the glory of the garden, ahead the living dining room spans an impressive 4.63 x 5.10m (19’10 x 16’1) with windows so large you can enjoy the leafy view even when seated. Stylishly decorated with a skylight to enjoy, this restful room has plenty of space for company and there’s an eco-sensitive wood pellet burning stove for a warm welcome.Perfect for everyday but also for parties, sunlight streams through the kitchen dining room of 4.83 x 6.58m (15’10 x 21’7) where there is space for a big family table beneath a large skylight and the far wall has bi-folding doors to bring the outside in. Well designed, the fabulous range, which could stay, is tucked away from the main social flow behind a sociable central island which is topped by granite. Country in style in keeping with its village setting, family friendly units conceal sophisticated storage solutions and have practical working surfaces, and integrated appliances include a dishwasher, fridge and freezer.Outside, the garden is big and sunny with plenty of space for ball games and for al fresco dining. Full of birdsong, it is child and pet secure behind fencing and the surrounding beds are planted for all year interest and ease of care, so you’ll have more time to have fun in the sun. Level all around the home, (a feature hard to find on the South Downs) this private paradise has space for play equipment including a trampoline and there’s a pizza oven, perfect for entertaining people of any age.Returning inside, the two bedrooms at the front of the house are light and inviting. Each are generous double rooms, both are triple glazed so are blissfully quiet, and the shower room is chic and contemporary. Upstairs two more peaceful bedrooms are quiet and comfortable with skylights so you can relax beneath the night sky. At 4.54 x 6.08m (14’11 x 19’11) and 3.53 x 6.08m (11’7 x19’11) they offer flexible options – and these two rooms do not share a wall. Not to be outshone, the bathroom on this floor has a glamorous roll top bath with a shower attachment, a cabinet beneath the hand basin and a designer finish.Agent Says:“Live the dream in this feel-good, luxury home perfect for those who want to enjoy a sociable lifestyle but peaceful nights within easy reach of Brighton, Burgess Hill, Lewes and Gatwick.”Owner’s secret:“Light, airy and opening to the garden in the summer, during winter the house is a warm, welcoming haven. The level flow is perfect for family time or for entertaining and everywhere is spacious – even the hallways- so we don’t feel on top of each other. Ideal if you work in the city or at the airports the station is a short drive and there are bus routes if you don’t want to use the car. The High Street’s cafes, shops and restaurants are within walking distance the recreation ground is very sociable with joggers, dog walkers, playground and tennis courts, and hosts an annual summer fair. If you have children, there are good schools nearby and it’s easy to meet other local families either at the school gate or in the local park. The area is safe and quiet with friendly and considerate neighbours and both countryside walks and the sea are on the doorstep.”Where it is:Shops: Local shops 2 mins drive, 10 mins walk, Hassocks 5-10 mins driveTrain Station: Hassocks Station 5-10 mins driveSeafront or park: Hurstpierpoint Rec & playground 2 mins walk, sea 20-30 mins driveClosest schools:Primary: St Lawrence C of E PrimarySecondary: Downlands Community School, Burgess Hill Academy, Patcham Private: Burgess Hill Girls, Hurstpierpoint, Brighton College, Brighton Waldorf School, Lewes Old GrammarThe friendly community of Hurstpierpoint is on the edge of the South Downs National Park and within easy reach of the sea. Popular with families and professionals as you can walk to local shops, cafes and restaurants as well as a recreational ground which has tennis courts and a playground- and the primary school, a short walk or drive is Ofsted rating good at the time of writing. Surrounded by other towns and villages which offer amenities like cinemas and stations, there are plenty of footpaths and bridle paths on offer for countryside walks and rides and the footpath from the lane opposite takes you directly onto the National Park in minutes. The coast is easy to reach by train, bus or car and this is also a well-connected spot for Brighton, Lewes, Gatwick and London.BrochuresParticulars