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Semi-detached house
4 bed
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1,808 sq ft / 168 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Super-fast 56Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Water: Ask agent
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
Charles Wycherley Independent Estate Agents are delighted to present this surprisingly spacious, 3-storey semi-detached Edwardian house on a wide plot, to the market. The property has 4 double bedrooms, with the large second floor bedroom having potential for an ensuite shower room. The first floor has 2 large double bedrooms, both with attractive bay windows, and a smaller double bedroom (4), a large landing and shower/bathroom with a large roll-top bath. The ground floor has a sitting room and dining room with bay windows, and a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with larder, lobby, downstairs cloakroom and a rear porch/conservatory. The entrance hall is most attractive with coloured leadlight window and superb stairwell with ornate balustrade and newel post. The property has further characterful features including fireplaces throughout the house, sash windows, picture rails, stripped pine doors, high skirtings and exposed wood floorboards. This is a generous garden size of 65' width and 150' depth with a long driveway for many cars, a timber garage and store. The property is well laid back from the road, with outlook immediately to open countryside and to Plumpton church to the front.
Winkfield is attractively located on Station Road in the village centre, opposite Plumpton parish church but also overlooking glorious Sussex countryside. The property is just yards from the village centre public house, with one also at each end of the village. Plumpton has an excellent village shop, a well regarded primary school and nursery, and a large village hall which is a community hub for many activities. Plumpton is well known for it's racecourse, but also importantly, has it's own Railway Station with connections to Lewes (10 mins), London Victoria (55 mins) and London Bridge (80 mins). The village is very well located, with easy access to Brighton city, and equidistant some 6 miles to Lewes, Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath, all having excellent shopping facilities and a variety of differing attractions. Lewes' historic town centre has the Norman Castle, theatre, cinema and a vast range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
SECOND FLOOR
BEDROOM 1
18'7 x 14'6. Dormer sash window to Station Road and Plumpton church. Central chimney breast with cast iron Victorian fireplace and deep reveals to each side, with potential space for ensuite. Pine floorboards. Radiator. Eaves storage space. Exposed painted wood hip beams. Pine glazed door. Stairs with fitted shelf and exposed wood balustrade and hand rail to first floor.
FIRST FLOOR
LARGE LANDING
25' depth x 6' with east outlook to the church. Potential for study area or ensuite to bedroom 2. Exposed wood balustrade, hand rail and newel post. Ornate exposed wood balustrade section. Radiator. Picture rail. High skirting. Fuse box and meter. Superb view to the parish church.
BEDROOM 2
15'9 x 13'5. Feature bay window looking to the front garden and the church. Radiator. Exposed pine floorboards. Feature cast iron fireplace with mantle and tiled hearth and insert. Fitted bookshelves to one reveal. Picture rail. Stripped pine door and high skirting.
BEDROOM 3
16' x 12'1. Feature bay window looking to large side garden to south. Radiator. Cast iron fireplace with tiled hearth and insert. Picture rail. High skirting. Stripped pine door.
LOWER LANDING
Central arch and stairs to upper landing and ground floor entrance hall. Airing cupboard with jacketed copper tank, immersion heater and shelves.
BEDROOM 4
12'5 x 8'7. Sash window with superb countryside views. Cast iron fireplace with wooden mantle. Radiator. Original shelved cupboard. Fitted shelves. Stripped pine door.
SHOWER/BATHROOM
12'4 x 9'3 max. Double aspect to south and west with view to countryside. Cast iron roll-top bath. Pedestal wash basin. Low level w.c. Shower cubicle with glazed doors and Mira Sport electric shower. Electric convector heater. Stripped pine floorboards. Stripped pine door.
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE HALL
Attractive coloured leadlight entrance door with side glazed panels receiving the morning light. Exposed pine balustrade, hand rail and newel post to stairs. Radiator. High skirting and picture rail. 2 Understair cupboards, one walk-in with recessed shelves and one fully shelved. Pine doors.
SITTING ROOM
15'9 x 13'2. Feature bay window with secondary glazing looking east to front garden. Radiator. Picture rail and high skirting. Cast iron wood-burner with superb pine mantle and surround, tiled insert and hearth. TV point.
DINING ROOM
15'8 x 12'5. Magnificent bay window looking to the south side garden. Radiator. Cast iron fireplace with tiled hearth and ornate wood mantle. Picture rail. Drop light and dimmer switch. Telephone point. Stripped pine door.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM
15'9 x 12'6. Double glazed window looking west to the rear garden. White 1½ bowl sink unit with single drainer and mixer tap. Worktops to each side with white cupboards and drawers under. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Wall cupboards over. Tiled splashback. Electric Aga with 2 hot plates and 3 ovens which has a Aga Intelligent Management System which allows it to be programmed to be on low at night and at various times during the day. Larder cupboard, 7'4 depth, with window and shelves.
HALLWAY
Clay tiled floor. Cloaks cupboard.
CLOAKROOM
Low level w.c. with wooden seat. Wash hand basin. Oil fired boiler (to be replaced to new boiler in future externally). Stripped pine latch door. Glazed door to:-
SIDE ENTRANCE PORCH/CONSERVATORY
uPVC entrance door. Glazed roof and triple aspect to garden.
OUTSIDE
FRONT GARDEN
Long pebbled driveway, approached from Station Road, with parking for at least 4 cars. Attractive Hornbeam hedge protecting east facing front garden with 4 apple trees and grass path to large entrance porch with arched feature.
SIDE GARDEN
Huge central oak tree with lawn and brick entrance path leading to the conservatory side entrance. South and west facing patio.
GARAGE 17' x 9'4. Double doors and rear door to garden. Side open GARDEN STORE 17' x 5'4, also covered seating area as required.
REAR GARDEN
Circular shrub bed. The rear brick patIo faces west to open countryside. Oil tank. Timber green house, 7' x 5'. Silver Birch with circular bench. Vegetable bed and fruit area. Central path. Several shaped beds. Rear compost area. Summerhouse 8' x 6' facing south. View to open fields.
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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Winkfield is attractively located on Station Road in the village centre, opposite Plumpton parish church but also overlooking glorious Sussex countryside. The property is just yards from the village centre public house, with one also at each end of the village. Plumpton has an excellent village shop, a well regarded primary school and nursery, and a large village hall which is a community hub for many activities. Plumpton is well known for it's racecourse, but also importantly, has it's own Railway Station with connections to Lewes (10 mins), London Victoria (55 mins) and London Bridge (80 mins). The village is very well located, with easy access to Brighton city, and equidistant some 6 miles to Lewes, Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath, all having excellent shopping facilities and a variety of differing attractions. Lewes' historic town centre has the Norman Castle, theatre, cinema and a vast range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
SECOND FLOOR
BEDROOM 1
18'7 x 14'6. Dormer sash window to Station Road and Plumpton church. Central chimney breast with cast iron Victorian fireplace and deep reveals to each side, with potential space for ensuite. Pine floorboards. Radiator. Eaves storage space. Exposed painted wood hip beams. Pine glazed door. Stairs with fitted shelf and exposed wood balustrade and hand rail to first floor.
FIRST FLOOR
LARGE LANDING
25' depth x 6' with east outlook to the church. Potential for study area or ensuite to bedroom 2. Exposed wood balustrade, hand rail and newel post. Ornate exposed wood balustrade section. Radiator. Picture rail. High skirting. Fuse box and meter. Superb view to the parish church.
BEDROOM 2
15'9 x 13'5. Feature bay window looking to the front garden and the church. Radiator. Exposed pine floorboards. Feature cast iron fireplace with mantle and tiled hearth and insert. Fitted bookshelves to one reveal. Picture rail. Stripped pine door and high skirting.
BEDROOM 3
16' x 12'1. Feature bay window looking to large side garden to south. Radiator. Cast iron fireplace with tiled hearth and insert. Picture rail. High skirting. Stripped pine door.
LOWER LANDING
Central arch and stairs to upper landing and ground floor entrance hall. Airing cupboard with jacketed copper tank, immersion heater and shelves.
BEDROOM 4
12'5 x 8'7. Sash window with superb countryside views. Cast iron fireplace with wooden mantle. Radiator. Original shelved cupboard. Fitted shelves. Stripped pine door.
SHOWER/BATHROOM
12'4 x 9'3 max. Double aspect to south and west with view to countryside. Cast iron roll-top bath. Pedestal wash basin. Low level w.c. Shower cubicle with glazed doors and Mira Sport electric shower. Electric convector heater. Stripped pine floorboards. Stripped pine door.
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE HALL
Attractive coloured leadlight entrance door with side glazed panels receiving the morning light. Exposed pine balustrade, hand rail and newel post to stairs. Radiator. High skirting and picture rail. 2 Understair cupboards, one walk-in with recessed shelves and one fully shelved. Pine doors.
SITTING ROOM
15'9 x 13'2. Feature bay window with secondary glazing looking east to front garden. Radiator. Picture rail and high skirting. Cast iron wood-burner with superb pine mantle and surround, tiled insert and hearth. TV point.
DINING ROOM
15'8 x 12'5. Magnificent bay window looking to the south side garden. Radiator. Cast iron fireplace with tiled hearth and ornate wood mantle. Picture rail. Drop light and dimmer switch. Telephone point. Stripped pine door.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM
15'9 x 12'6. Double glazed window looking west to the rear garden. White 1½ bowl sink unit with single drainer and mixer tap. Worktops to each side with white cupboards and drawers under. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Wall cupboards over. Tiled splashback. Electric Aga with 2 hot plates and 3 ovens which has a Aga Intelligent Management System which allows it to be programmed to be on low at night and at various times during the day. Larder cupboard, 7'4 depth, with window and shelves.
HALLWAY
Clay tiled floor. Cloaks cupboard.
CLOAKROOM
Low level w.c. with wooden seat. Wash hand basin. Oil fired boiler (to be replaced to new boiler in future externally). Stripped pine latch door. Glazed door to:-
SIDE ENTRANCE PORCH/CONSERVATORY
uPVC entrance door. Glazed roof and triple aspect to garden.
OUTSIDE
FRONT GARDEN
Long pebbled driveway, approached from Station Road, with parking for at least 4 cars. Attractive Hornbeam hedge protecting east facing front garden with 4 apple trees and grass path to large entrance porch with arched feature.
SIDE GARDEN
Huge central oak tree with lawn and brick entrance path leading to the conservatory side entrance. South and west facing patio.
GARAGE 17' x 9'4. Double doors and rear door to garden. Side open GARDEN STORE 17' x 5'4, also covered seating area as required.
REAR GARDEN
Circular shrub bed. The rear brick patIo faces west to open countryside. Oil tank. Timber green house, 7' x 5'. Silver Birch with circular bench. Vegetable bed and fruit area. Central path. Several shaped beds. Rear compost area. Summerhouse 8' x 6' facing south. View to open fields.
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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
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Formally a partner of Messrs A. Wycherley, Charles has chosen to set up a new exciting venture as Charles Wycherley Estate Agents and Surveyor. As a specialist in Lewes, a town that he loves, and within a ten mile radius including the local villages and hamlets that he knows so well, Charles has unsurpassed knowledge of Lewes property over 30 years of valuing, selling and surveying in the town and area over these many years. Charles was within a fifth generation of estate agent in the Wycherley firm, starting in 1853 in Keere Street, previous generations dealing with Leonard and Virginia Woolf purchasing The Round House, Pipe Passage and most famously Monks House in Rodmell. Three generations alone are mentioned in the popular historical book ‘Mrs Dudeney’s Diary’. Charles Wycherley Estate Agents incorporates the skill, experience and knowledge of 30 years property work in Lewes and being a qualified Chartered Surveyor. This expertise combines with a new clear-cut modern image with new website, particulars, advertising campaign and property portals including Rightmove, to continue strong links with London, Brighton and Hove and throughout the country, to continue to sell in this highly attractive town and area. Charles Wycherley has a B.Sc in Estate Management from South Bank University, working for St. John Smith, Chartered Surveyors, Uckfield in his ‘sandwich’ year, including auction work. He worked at Lewis & Tucker in the West End, doing a full range of property management and then was 2nd Surveyor for Barnard Marcus carrying out full surveys, rent reviews and mortgage valuations in south and west London. Charles returned to the family firm in 1986, qualifying as an Incorporated Valuer in 1985 and then as a Chartered Surveyor in 1990. Charles was Junior Chairman of the RICS Sussex Branch and has won two national auction competitions. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors have now established the qualification of RICS Registered Valuer. Valuations underpin nearly all financial decisions from home mortgage to major investment and corporate finance. We provide probate valuations instructed by Banks, Solicitors, Executors and Beneficiaries,Registered Valuers giving added experience and credence to valuations and indeed his other servicessuch as Structural Surveys,Homebuyers Reports or indeed as agents giving qualifications in aid of the sale of property. Charles Wycherley holds the qualification of RICS Registered Valuer which, where necessary, can be used at the same time as a structural survey, Homebuyers Report or becoming agents for the sale of the property.
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