A beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage arranged over 3 floors tucked away within the village with a private south facing rear landscaped garden.

Set in a semi-rural location along a quiet lane on the periphery of Wivelsfield. The village of Wivelsfield Green provides a post office with a village shop, a popular public house and a highly regarded primary school. Haywards Heath and Burgess Hill are a short drive away and offer a more comprehensive array of shopping facilities and amenities, including mainline railway stations with regular services to London. There are also a range of revered state and private schools locally.

This quaint Grade II listed semi-detached cottage is perfectly situated within the old parish of Wivelsfield hidden away along a sought after no-through lane, adjoining the grounds of the ancient church. Having been extended over the years, the ground floor comprises a sizable triple aspect sitting/dining room with both a door to the front garden and patio doors out onto the rear garden. There is also the benefit of a focal cast iron wood burning stove. The kitchen/breakfast room is a latter addition and has a door out onto a private terrace. The first floor provides 2 double bedrooms and a fully tiled bathroom with stairs from the landing leading to the second floor which is currently used a study but has a multitude of uses. The beautifully landscaped gardens comprise areas of brick paved terrace and a manicured lawn providing the perfect spot to follow the sun throughout the day. There is also the benefit of a garage.

KITCHEN
Shaker style wall and base units
Stanely oil fired range with tiled splash back
Inset twin bowl stainless steel sink
Space for dishwasher

BATHROOM
Panelled bath with wall mounted shower and glazed screen
Low level w.c. suite
Pedestal wash hand basin
Fully tiled walls 
Ceramic tiled floor

SPECIFICTION
A wealth of character and period features throughout
Private south facing rear garden
Attached garage accessed via Church Lane

EXTERNAL
The property is approached via a timber gate over a brick paved path leading to the front door flanked on either side by well stocked shrub and plant beds and a well.  The path leads round to the west of the property where there is a secluded paved terrace. The path continues to the rear south facing garden where a further brick paved terrace adjoins the rear of the property. The central manicured lawn is bordered by well maintained large shrubs and hedgerow with a brick path around the perimeter leading to a further area of brick terrace at the far end of the garden. There is also the benefit of a covered barbeque area. Access to the timber garage is via Church Lane.