3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
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Property description & features
- Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000
- Sitting room with log burner - perfect for winter's evening
- Superb open plan living space that is perfect for entertaining.
- Beautiful village of Newick offering a quintessential village lifestyle.
- Delightful south facing garden bathed in sunshine throughout the day.
- No chain means a swift move is possible
- Built in 1989 and fully modernised in recent years
- Three good size bedrooms
- Vegetable garden to the front brimming with produce
Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000 - Offers invited within this range.
The Home... - Are you looking for a home that offers you a quintessential village lifestyle, open plan living space and a two beautiful gardens? If so, this fabulous semi-detached home in Allington Crescent, Newick could be the one for you.
The home was built in 1989 and sits in a peaceful position in a quiet close. Our clients bought the house seven years ago and have transformed the space, creating a truly delightful home that offers so many appealing features.
The open plan living/dining/kitchen space is, without doubt, the heart of the home and perfect for entertaining friends & family. This 'L shaped' space extends to 25ft x 19ft (max dimensions), providing plenty of room for separate sitting and dining zones.
The kitchen itself is totally bespoke and hand-built with meticulous planning and precision. There is vast amounts of storage space and the peninsula breakfast bar is the perfect spot for a morning coffee. The pastel-coloured tiling provides pops of colour and there is a lovely outlook over the front garden.
The sitting area overlooks the back garden and the log burner provides a natural focal point and is simply divine on a chilly winter's evening.
The ground floor also offers an incredibly useful porch, ideal for shoes & coats and a stylish cloakroom.
On the first floor you have three generous bedrooms and the modern family bathroom. The first and second bedrooms are good size doubles, whilst the third bedroom is much larger-than-average for a three bedroom semi.
The home enjoys gas fired central heating via a combi boiler (in the porch), is fully double glazed and is tastefully decorated making this a truly "turn key" purchase.
Stepping outside, you are spoilt with a beautiful south facing garden that is bathed in sunshine throughout the day. The patio is a real sun trap and the ideal spot to enjoy a glass of something chilled on a warm summer's evening.
The beds and borders are well stocked adding pops of colour and plenty of prettiness. There is also gated side access.
To the front you have a beautiful vegetable garden with raised beds brimming with home grown vegetables. There are apples, plums, gooseberries and blackcurrants to name but a few.
There is also an allocated parking space to the front and a further "unofficial" parking space. There are no parking restrictions on the street, which is handy when guest visit.
Scope/Potential... - In our opinion, there is plenty of scope to extend to the rear and/or convert the loft space, STPP.
Out & About... - Allington Crescent lies off Allington Road, Newick - a quintessentially English village with a thriving community. Its central green is the heart of the village and amenities include village shop, newsagent, pharmacy, bakery, post office, hairdressers, three public houses (The Bull, The Royal Oak and The Crown), Newick Tandoori Indian restaurant (a real favourite with the locals) and a health centre. Fletching, another beautiful village is 2 miles north-east and boasts another the superb 'Griffin Inn' gastropub.
For commuters, the bustling town of Haywards Heath is six miles to the west and easily accessible in 15 minutes via the A272. The mainline station provides swift, regular commuter services to London (Victoria/London Bridge in 47 mins), Gatwick Intentional Airport (15 mins) and Brighton (20 mins). The town also boasts extensive shopping facilities with Waitrose and Sainsbury's superstores and the Orchards Shopping Centre. The attractive market town of Uckfield is 5 miles east and offers plenty of amenities including a fantastic independent cinema and railway station.
The brand new Marks & Spencer's Food Hall at nearby Uckfield is less than 10 mins away and is brimming with fresh food and has a dedicated wine shop.
Education wise, you are within easy walking distance of Newick's highly regarded primary school. There is a wide range of reputable schools and colleges to choose from in the nearby villages and towns, both state and private sector including Chailey Secondary School, Cumnor House in Danehill, Great Walstead near Lindfield, Worth Abbey, Burgess Hill School for Girls and Lewes Grammar.
The Finer Details... - Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: ESX224138
Local Authority: Lewes District Council
Council Tax Band: C
Services: Gas fired central heating, mains drainage, mains water & electricity
Available Broadband Speed: Superfast (up to 80 mbps download)
We believe the information in this brochure to to be correct but we cannot guarantee its accuracy and recommend intending buyers check details personally before exchange of contracts. None of the information provided should be used to form part of any offer.
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