Attractive contemporary detached home with Georgian-style detailing, set in an exclusive development.

Description

Oakview Place comprises a select development of just six individually-designed contemporary homes, set around a central courtyard down a long private lane in the village of Little Horsted. Each of the properties has been cleverly designed with spacious rooms, light and bright interiors and impressive kitchen, dining and family rooms at their hearts, forming hub of the home and ideal for families. Other points of note include:

- Superbly appointed modern shaker-style kitchens with quartz worktops and integrated appliances by Neff and Samsung.

- Stylish tiled bathroom suites, each bespokely designed and a number with elegant freestanding baths.

- A mix of engineered oak, tiled and carpeted floors.

- Private driveways and garages with electronically-operated doors.

- Fast fibre broadband.

Number 4
Number 4 is tucked away in the corner of Oakview Place, sitting in a plot of just under a third of an acre with a large garden and paved terraces spanning the rear of the house. The house extends to a generous 3,358 square feet and is characterised in an elegant period style with timber-framed sash windows, part-rendered elevations, a striking two-storey bay and a hipped grey slate roof.

The house offers particularly spacious and versatile accommodation including a substantial sitting room with curved bay set with three sets of French doors, a second reception room, and an open-plan kitchen, dining and family room having a particularly spacious and versatile layout with ample space for a formal dining space and sofas.

There are four bedrooms lying off the galleried first floor landing, the principal suite having a walk-through dressing room and stylish en suite bathroom, and bedrooms two and three having en suite shower rooms. The principal bedroom also benefits from a private west-facing roof top terrace, from which there are wonderful rural views.

Location

Oakview Place is situated in a delightful semi-rural location in the small village of Little Horsted, which has a nursery and primary school, Country House hotel and church. Neighbouring Isfield is a sought-after village with a thriving village community with a variety of societies and events throughout the year, together with the benefit of a farm shop, two public houses and the historic Lavender Line steam railway.

For a wider variety of shops and recreational amenities Uckfield is 2.5 miles away, the County town of Lewes lies about 6.5 miles to the south, and the vibrant city of Brighton and Hove on the south coast beyond. Haywards Heath, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Eastbourne are also within easy reach (15, 18 and 20 miles respectively).

Both Uckfield and Lewes provide regular train services to London. In addition, Haywards Heath provides a regular service of trains to London (Victoria, London Bridge and Thameslink services) with journey times from 45 minutes. Gatwick Airport lies approximately 25 miles to the north east, as does junction 10 of the M23 which links to the M25 and wider motorway network.

Sussex offers excellent and varied opportunities for a range of equestrian and sporting pursuits, with many walks across the surrounding countryside, including on the Wealdway just east of the village, golf at Piltdown and East Sussex National, and sailing along the south coast. The area has a vibrant cultural scene, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne and the annual Brighton Festival presenting a huge programme of theatre, dance, classical music and literary events.

There is an excellent range of state and independent schools in the area, including a nursery and primary schools in Little Horsted, Uckfield Community Technology College, Lewes Priory, Cumnor House, Lewes Old Grammar School and Hurstpierpoint, Brighton and Eastbourne Colleges.

All times and distances are approximate.

Square Footage: 3,358 sq ft


Acreage: 0.29 Acres

Directions

Heading south on the A22 (Uckfield Bypass) take the third exit at the roundabout junction with the A26. Pass Horsted Place hotel on the right and the church on the left, and the private lane leading to Oakview Place can be found on the right hand side, signposted Worth Lane and marked with a Savills signboard.

Additional Info

Services: Central heating fuelled by an air source heat pump. Mains electricity and water. Private drainage.

Outgoings: Wealden District Council,[use Contact Agent Button]. Council tax bands TBC.