West End, Herstmonceux, East Sussex, BN27 4NH

GUIDE PRICE: £300,000-£315,000 A Charming Semi-Detached Family Home in the Heart of Herstmonceux – Ideal for First-Time Buyers.

Deceptively spacious and set across three floors, this three-bedroom semi-detached home combines character with comfort in a highly sought-after village setting.

Perfect for first-time buyers looking to make a house their own, or as a smart investment opportunity, the property offers versatile living space and is just moments from local shops, schools, and amenities.

KEY FEATURES:- 3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED GROUND FLOOR SHOWER ROOM LOUNGE DINING ROOM KITCHEN WITH UTILTY AREA EN-SUITE TO PRINCIPAL BEDROOM ENCLOSED PRIVATE REAR GARDEN LARGE DOUBLE SHED VILLAGE LOCATION On entering the property, you are greeted by a well-proportioned ground floor that seamlessly blends character with functionality.

The welcoming dining room, complete with an open fireplace, offers a versatile space ideal for family gatherings or entertaining.

To the rear, the kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of wall and base units, an integrated double oven, electric hob, and dedicated space for an undercounter fridge and freezer.

Flowing naturally from the kitchen, a practical utility area provides additional workspace along with plumbing for a washing machine and access to the rear garden.

A modern ground floor shower room sits conveniently at the back of the property, fitted with a shower cubicle with electric shower, pedestal sink, and low-level WC.

From the main entrance, through the dining area, you are led into the inviting lounge—a light-filled space enhanced by leaded light bay windows, warm wood flooring, and a charming feature fireplace with wooden surround and a built-in wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings.

Stairs rising from the entrance and dining area lead to the first floor, where you will find two well-proportioned bedrooms.

The principal bedroom has another open fireplace with wooden surround and enjoys the added convenience of an en-suite toilet and sink, while the second bedroom offers generous space and flexibility.

The top floor reveals a spacious third bedroom, complete with built-in wardrobes, and additional loft space to maximise storage.

OUTSIDE:- Front – The property is set back behind a charming walled frontage, complemented by established shrubs and mature planting that create an attractive and welcoming approach.

A pathway leads to the side of the house and the main entrance, while a wooden side gate provides convenient access through to the rear garden.

Rear – The rear garden can be accessed either via the side gate or directly from the kitchen.

A covered walkway, complete with a substantial wood store, leads to a paved patio area—perfect for outdoor seating.

From here, original brick steps rise to the main garden, which is predominantly laid to lawn and bordered with an array of mature shrubs and trees, offering both greenery and privacy.

At the far end of the garden sits a large double-fronted shed, providing excellent storage for tools, garden equipment, hobbies, or workshop needs.

LOCATION: Ideally situated in the heart of Herstmonceux village with walking distance to all amenities needed such as local shops, post office, café, restaurants, doctors’ surgery, pharmacy, barbers, beauty salon and much more, there is no need to head further afield.

For educational requirements there is the popular Herstmonceux Primary school in the village and Hailsham and Heathfield Community Colleges are within the catchment area.

Should you need to visit the larger towns of Hailsham, Eastbourne or Bexhill, these are all within a short drive and the local bus route runs through the village.

There are excellent mainline train services from Pevensey Bay, Battle, Polegate and Eastbourne with direct links to central London.

For leisure pursuits in the immediate vicinity, there is freshwater fishing in Brick Lakes, beautiful walking trails, horse riding and cycling routes in the surrounding countryside.

The historic castle of Herstmonceux and science observatory centre is a 10 minute drive and the historic town of Battle and Battle Abbey is approx. a 20 minute drive and well worth a visit.

The beautiful beaches of Pevensey Bay, Normans Bay and Eastbourne are a short drive and have an array of water sports to enjoy.

ADDITIONAL INFO: No Gas in the village, Electric Heating and Open Fire with Wood Burner, Mains Water, Mains Drainage, Mains Electric.

Broadband: 73mbps, EPC: F, Council Tax Band: C AGENTS COMMENTS: “Ideal for first time buyers or as investment property”