23, Cross Lane, Worthing, BN14 0UQ

An opportunity to acquire this spacious two double bedroom end of terrace house, situated close to the heart of this popular Downland village.

Features include a double aspect lounge/diner, kitchen/breakfast room, ground floor cloakroom, gardens to three sides and an adjacent garage.

The sheltered entrance has double glazed front door to an entrance porch, with further glazed door to the entrance hall with understairs cupboard, stairs to the first floor and door to the ground floor cloakroom.

The spacious lounge/diner enjoys a double aspect, with the Westerly bow window having an attractive view towards West Hill.

The kitchen/breakfast room has work surfaces with inset sink, range of wood fronted base level and wall mounted units, space for table and chairs, built-in oven and hob, space for further appliances and door to the rear garden.

The first floor landing gives access to the roof space and built-in airing/storage cupboard.

There are two double bedrooms and a bathroom/WC, with both bedrooms benefiting from built-in wardrobes, whilst the particularly spacious main bedroom also boasts the stunning westerly view towards Churchill.

To the outside, the property benefits from gardens to three sides, with the front and side gardens being mainly lawned, and the rear garden being paved, and has rear pedestrian access.

In addition, there is a brick built garage situated to the side of the property.

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The property is situated in this charming Downland village within the South Downs National Park, having a range of popular local shops, which include a well-supported post office/general store, public houses and restaurants and also being convenient for Downland scenic countryside walks and cycle rides.

Findon also hosts the hugely popular annual Findon Sheep Fair, which has been taking place for approx. 250 years on Nepcote Green.

The historic hill fort of Cissbury Ring with its far reaching views is close by. Findon Village provides easy access to the A24 and A27 for London and coastal routes.

Worthing town centre with its excellent range of bars, shops and restaurants can be found approximately four and a half miles distant.

The village also has its own primary school and a number of private schools can be found within reach.

Worthing enjoys excellent recreational facilities including Worthing Leisure Centre, the David Lloyd fitness centre and two well regarded golf courses.