Horsgate Lane Cuckfield, Cuckfield
£625,000

DESCRIPTION Horsgate View is a pair of character cottages built in 1931 situated along this private lane just off Broad Street in the pretty village of Cuckfield. The current owners have lived here since 1986 and are only the second family to have occupied the property since construction. They have carried out a number of improvements during the intervening years, which include a conversion of the loft to create a useful fourth bedroom, a double height extension at the side in 1991 and 2018 providing a new kitchen with bedroom above. The double garage was built in 1995. Today the house offers balanced, well presented family accommodation with an enclosed private garden, garaging and ample parking. In brief the rooms comprise an entrance hall, sitting room with open fire, large dining room, rear porch and downstairs WC, fitted kitchen and cloak room. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms and a bath/shower room on the first floor with stairs leading to a second floor double bedroom. Outside there is a landscaped garden with patio areas, and a pathway that leads past the lawns to a sunken garden and ornamental pond. A mature apple tree, gooseberry, black and red currant bushes stand beside the arbour leading to the personnel door at the rear of the double garage which is insulated and measures approx 20ft long x 16ft wide with electricity point and light. The property has gas fired central heating to radiators from a Gloworm boiler located in the kitchen wall cupboard. There is double glazing to all windows. LOCATION The location is peaceful and unspoilt being along a private road on the south eastern side of the stunning village of Cuckfield with its picturesque High Street of shops and cafes. Cuckfield has an excellent C of E primary school and a secondary Academy school in Warden Park, both within walking distance. Haywards Heath town centre and mainline railway station is a few minutes drive (London Bridge, Victoria and Thames Link services from 50 mins). The nearby footpath forms part of the Sussex Diamond Way, a LDWA designated route.