Ardingly Road, Cuckfield, RH17 5HF

An extended character cottage in a good sized corner plot with the benefit of ample parking, a garage and an insulated home studio.

The accommodation extends to 3 first floor bedrooms and a bath/shower room, a ground floor of entrance hall, cloakroom WC, a fitted pine kitchen, dining room and sitting room with open fireplace.

The decoration is neutral throughout with natural wooden or tiled floors. Mains gas central heating. Double glazed windows.

Outside the gardens run down the side and at the rear of the house featuring a fresh water well and a magnificent mature tree with lawn and shrub borders with aptio to sit out for alfresco dining and relaxing.

A purpose built timber clad studio/office building sits at the bottom of the garden with mains power laid on. The brick built garage is detached and has ample parking to the front.

In 2002 consent was granted and subsequently built for a two storey extension at the rear.

A charming and spacious character cottage with gardens, garage and parking, all within easy reach of Cuckfield’s facilities and amenities.

Situated on the Ardingly Road the property is approached from the Longacre Crescent, giving the feel of a cul de sac setting overlooking a narrow green.

The nearby COOP general store is a 5 minute walk via the twitten with Holy Trinity primary and Warden Park secondary schools a 15 minute pavement walk as is the picturesque High Street.

Here a range of shops, cafes, specilaist retailers, pubs and a chemist can be found. The renown Ockenden Manor Spa is located just off the High Street, as is the recreation ground.

Cuckfield has an very active cricket, football and rugby community along with a pretty golf course and club house.

Haywards Heath town centre is 5 minutes drive away as is the mainline railway station with fast regular Southern and Thames Link services into London from under an hour.

The A23 linking Brighton, London, M25 and Gatwick airport is 5 minutes drive to the west. Extensive local walking across the countryside of Borde Hill Estate is literally at the end of the road.