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1 bedroom bungalow
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
Possibility to buy remaining 25% equity after purchase!
Surrounded by glorious woodland walks in an exclusive development by respected company Thakeham, this contemporary one bedroom bungalow with shared ownership available has a sunny, south facing garden offers a sophisticated open plan lifestyle and an allocated parking space. Inside is stylish and completed approximately four years ago, with one careful lady owner it is immaculate inside and out with double glazing and good levels of insulation. On a tranquil no through road culminating in a park for residents and gate to woodland and a large field, it is secluded but not isolated in the friendly village of Newick with a popular primary school and plenty of local amenities including a store, bakery, butchers, three pubs, post office, pharmacy and doctor and dentist surgeries- and a weekly market in the Village Hall. Nestled between the South Downs National Park and the Low Weald it feels a world away from the business of the city, perfect if you are thinking of working from home or retiring, but it is also ideal for professionals and investors as both Brighton and Gatwick are about a 35 minute drive, and the hospitals at Haywards Heath, Lewes and Uckield (all with stations serving the airport and London) are within a 20 minute radius, as well as the beautiful village of Linfield.
In a stunning countryside setting this rare find is hidden away in a leafy cul de sac with a secret park. A contemporary classic with an easy flow and designer finish it is a light filled retreat offering stylish one level living with energy efficient doors and windows, allocated parking space close by and a side gate for bikes or muddy paws.
Inside the broad hallway sets the refined tone of this home with a large cupboard deep enough for organised storage, a free flow of light from three directions, and the large attic above your head gives food for thought. Ahead, the luxury carpet continues through to an open plan living space of understated elegance which flows across the back of this immaculate bungalow. With crisp, clean lines and fuss free decoration an artistic eye has kept the focus on restful garden views which stream through a south wall lined with windows whilst broad French doors open to the grounds, perfect for al fresco entertaining.
With plenty of floorspace in which to relax or to enjoy with friends in the main living/dining area, the kitchen is safely tucked away from the social flow, and it is well planned with everything to hand from the central gas hob, electric hood and oven whilst practical touches include user friendly working surfaces and tiles underfoot. Textured units are right on trend and this kitchen is good to go with the fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine integrated for you.
Outside, the garden is a tranquil blank canvas to excite your inner designer, with a paved terrace by the house and long lawn. There is a shed for bikes and a bbq and a side gate from the parking area.
Returning inside, the double bedroom is quiet and comfortable with calm décor and next door, the light and airy bathroom is simple but stylish with a shower above the bath.
Agent says:
“Fresh air, country living and a champagne lifestyle come with this beautiful home in the well connected, vibrant village of Newick. Shared ownership is available.”
What’s Around You:
Shops: High Street 1 minute, Uckfield 11.
Station: Uckfield (subsidised line) 11 minutes, Plumpton 13, Lewes & Haywards Heath 15-20.
Seafront or Park: Residents park and woodland walk in cul de sac, beach 30 minutes.
Closest schools:
Primary: Newick Primary.
Secondary: Chailey School.
Private: Lewes Old Grammar, Mayfield, Brighton College, Bede’s.
A quintessential English village, Newick has all the local amenities you need from a light bulb to a fish van and a choice of local pubs offering food. The cinema and Waitrose of Uckfield, the opera house of Glyndbourne and thriving high street of the medieval castle town of Lewes are within easy reach as are country walks. Sitting between the National Park and Low Weald you can enjoy the restful pace of village life knowing that Lewes, Uckfield, Haywards Heath, Gatwick and the coastal City of Brighton & Hove are all a reasonable commute. For those needing to venture further afield, there are four railway stations serving London within a 20 minute radius.
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