A three-bedroom detached family home, situated on a plot of around 0.4 of an acre with attached garage and driveway parking, in need of extensive modernisation. Located in the semi-rural hamlet of Plaistow, yet within a short drive of Billingshurst village with shopping & mainline railway station.

This rarely available, spacious property is set on a fabulous plot of around 0.4 of an acre and offers so much potential to extend and improve, subject to the usual planning consents. Heating is provided by a combination of night storage heaters, electric heaters and an open fireplace (none of which have been checked/confirmed as working/safe).

The front porch leads into the entrance hallway which provides access to the stairwell to the first floor, downstairs cloakroom, kitchen & sitting/dining room. The triple aspect sitting/dining room has plenty of natural light, a feature fireplace (will need to be inspected before use) and views out to the fabulous gardens. The kitchen offers plenty of storage with built-in cupboards and a walk-in pantry. An internal door leads into the central utility room with external doors to the front and back and a further internal door leading into the study which is ideal for those now working from home or could be used as a downstairs bedroom.

The stairwell leads to the first-floor landing with access to all three double bedrooms, bathroom and separate w.c.. All three bedrooms have built-in storage and bedroom three has a vanity unit, making it perfect for use as a guest room.

The wrap-around gardens are a particular feature of this property, measuring around 0.4 of an acre, there is plenty of scope for keen gardeners to flex their green fingers. The attached garage is approached via a gated driveway with parking for several vehicles.

This property is located between Plaistow & Ifold, with easy access to the village stores and two well-rated pubs. Billingshurst, with a mainline railway station, eateries & shops, is a short drive away.

Agent's notes:

Buyer should be advised that this property is for sale, subject to probate. Which has now been granted.

Due to the uneven nature of the ground, it is suggested that children remain supervised at all times whilst viewing the property. Applicants should be aware of the hazards including animal holes, uneven land, stream, bog, and pond. There are various possible trip hazards and sharp bits of fencing so care must be taken at all times when at the property and walking on the land. Wearing appropriate footwear is essential. The estate agent and owner will not accept any responsibility for injury when viewing the property.
Council tax band: F