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Floorplan
MapGuide price
£900,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Lodge Lane, Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6
Study
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
1783
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
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Features and description
- 3/4 bedroom detached character home
- Central Hassocks village location
- Mainline station to London nearby
- Impressive dining room with vaulted ceiling
- Shaker-style kitchen
- Double-height lounge with garden access
- Ground-floor bedroom with en suite
- Garden room and home office
- Electric gates and off-road parking
- Private, beautifully landscaped garden
GUIDE PRICE £900,000 - £950,000
A characterful three/four-bedroom detached home in the heart of Hassocks, ideally located for village amenities and mainline rail links to London. The property features a striking open-plan kitchen/dining area, double-height lounge, and versatile living space including a ground-floor en suite bedroom. Electric-gated parking and a beautifully landscaped private garden complete this rare village home.
Located in the very heart of Keymer within Hassocks, Hunters are delighted to bring to the market this attractive Grade II listed, characterful three/four-bedroom detached period home, perfectly positioned for quintessential village living and commuting alike. Hassocks is particularly well regarded for its mainline railway station offering direct services to London and Brighton, as well as highly regarded schools serving ages 4 to 16. The property itself is thatched, adding to its character and charm, having been re-ridged in 2025.
The original parts of the house date back to the Tudor period of the 16th century, and the property proudly showcases a wealth of period features that reflect its long and fascinating history. Original architectural details are evident throughout, offering a tangible connection to the past. One particularly rare and intriguing feature is the Priest’s Hole, located behind the first-floor bedroom (currently used as a dressing room/Bedroom 4), a wonderful and unusual reminder of the home’s historic origins and a feature seldom found in properties today.
Keymer is a highly sought-after village, valued for its strong sense of community and excellent connectivity. A nearby mainline railway station provides direct services to London Victoria, London Blackfriars and Brighton, making the property ideal for commuters. A wide range of local amenities are within easy walking distance, including independent shops, convenience stores and popular eateries.
Upon entering the property, a useful porch provides practical storage for coats and shoes before leading into the impressive kitchen/dining area, which truly forms the heart of the home. This contemporary yet sympathetic space is fitted with a shaker-style kitchen featuring a built-in oven and hob, space for a dishwasher, and room for a large fridge/freezer. There is ample space for a dining table, set beneath vaulted ceilings with exposed brickwork and exposed wooden beams, all of which beautifully enhance the home’s period charm.
Leading from the dining area is an additional reception room, currently utilised as a utility space, offering excellent versatility and the potential to be adapted as a study or further living accommodation. This area is complemented by a convenient ground-floor cloakroom.
The main lounge is a striking focal point of the home, boasting an impressive double-height ceiling that creates a wonderful sense of space and light, making it an inviting room in which to relax and unwind. From here, covered access leads to a charming garden room and a separate home office, ideal for modern home working.
The ground floor also benefits from a well-appointed bedroom with en suite facilities and its own exterior door, providing flexible accommodation for guests, home working or multi-generational living.
Upstairs, the main bedroom is accompanied by an adjacent room, currently used as a dressing room, that has previously served as Bedroom 4, and a further bedroom and family bathroom complete the first floor.
Outside, electric gates provide access to off-road parking for five to six vehicles, with an additional parking space positioned to the side of the house. The garden is a true highlight: beautifully planted, thoughtfully curated and offering year-round interest. The property has featured in both the National Garden Scheme and Hassocks Open Gardens Days, reflecting the exceptional quality and appeal of the grounds.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a historically significant and character-filled home that has been carefully updated for modern living, set within one of Sussex’s most desirable village locations.
A characterful three/four-bedroom detached home in the heart of Hassocks, ideally located for village amenities and mainline rail links to London. The property features a striking open-plan kitchen/dining area, double-height lounge, and versatile living space including a ground-floor en suite bedroom. Electric-gated parking and a beautifully landscaped private garden complete this rare village home.
Located in the very heart of Keymer within Hassocks, Hunters are delighted to bring to the market this attractive Grade II listed, characterful three/four-bedroom detached period home, perfectly positioned for quintessential village living and commuting alike. Hassocks is particularly well regarded for its mainline railway station offering direct services to London and Brighton, as well as highly regarded schools serving ages 4 to 16. The property itself is thatched, adding to its character and charm, having been re-ridged in 2025.
The original parts of the house date back to the Tudor period of the 16th century, and the property proudly showcases a wealth of period features that reflect its long and fascinating history. Original architectural details are evident throughout, offering a tangible connection to the past. One particularly rare and intriguing feature is the Priest’s Hole, located behind the first-floor bedroom (currently used as a dressing room/Bedroom 4), a wonderful and unusual reminder of the home’s historic origins and a feature seldom found in properties today.
Keymer is a highly sought-after village, valued for its strong sense of community and excellent connectivity. A nearby mainline railway station provides direct services to London Victoria, London Blackfriars and Brighton, making the property ideal for commuters. A wide range of local amenities are within easy walking distance, including independent shops, convenience stores and popular eateries.
Upon entering the property, a useful porch provides practical storage for coats and shoes before leading into the impressive kitchen/dining area, which truly forms the heart of the home. This contemporary yet sympathetic space is fitted with a shaker-style kitchen featuring a built-in oven and hob, space for a dishwasher, and room for a large fridge/freezer. There is ample space for a dining table, set beneath vaulted ceilings with exposed brickwork and exposed wooden beams, all of which beautifully enhance the home’s period charm.
Leading from the dining area is an additional reception room, currently utilised as a utility space, offering excellent versatility and the potential to be adapted as a study or further living accommodation. This area is complemented by a convenient ground-floor cloakroom.
The main lounge is a striking focal point of the home, boasting an impressive double-height ceiling that creates a wonderful sense of space and light, making it an inviting room in which to relax and unwind. From here, covered access leads to a charming garden room and a separate home office, ideal for modern home working.
The ground floor also benefits from a well-appointed bedroom with en suite facilities and its own exterior door, providing flexible accommodation for guests, home working or multi-generational living.
Upstairs, the main bedroom is accompanied by an adjacent room, currently used as a dressing room, that has previously served as Bedroom 4, and a further bedroom and family bathroom complete the first floor.
Outside, electric gates provide access to off-road parking for five to six vehicles, with an additional parking space positioned to the side of the house. The garden is a true highlight: beautifully planted, thoughtfully curated and offering year-round interest. The property has featured in both the National Garden Scheme and Hassocks Open Gardens Days, reflecting the exceptional quality and appeal of the grounds.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a historically significant and character-filled home that has been carefully updated for modern living, set within one of Sussex’s most desirable village locations.
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Hunters Independent Estate Agency is committed to providing a first class property service with an environmental conscience. We are proud to be different from the rest of the pack. We believe that client satisfaction is paramount; we take a dynamic approach to marketing properties of all shapes and sizes; we provide exclusive services to help you on your way; we act with integrity at all times; and we aim to put back into the environment what we take out of it. Above it all, we provide a truly personal service. How it all began… Jon Clayson, ANAEA Principal Hunters was set up in 1999 by Jon Clayson, me. My dream was to create an estate agency unlike any other. An agency with a personal approach, designed to give clients a first class, stress free experience. I believe the business should make a minimal impact on the environment and should take positive action to renew resources. Disappointed by my own experiences with property agents, I wanted to offer a service that was set apart from the rest, and truly practiced what it preached. Our emphasis is on creating an open and honest relationship with all of our clients, without exception. I want this to be a place where each client receives a service tailored to their needs. Where individuals have names, not numbers. All these years later and Hunters is a reality: a thriving business with the same principles that we set out with. We attribute our success to word-of-mouth recommendation and this has become our favourite way to meet new clients. We are proud that a high level of personal service has been made possible by adopting the latest technologies, best agency practices, high quality staff and operating with business integrity. Our distinctly different approach has been recognised. In 2002 we were presented with the title of "Best Local Agent" which came with an invitation to join the prestigious Home Sale Network: the only selected agent in mid Sussex.. Since our inception, we have continued to evolve.