27 Hassocks Road, Hurstpierpoint
Offers in the Region Of £425,000

An elegant and capacious ground floor apartment in this splendid Victorian building, a short walk of the bustling High Street with its own allocated parking bay. This well maintained mansion building was converted in 1975 has the benefit of communal gardens and cellar storage space.

On entering through the private entrance door to the apartment the visitor will immediately be struck by the size of the hallway / dining room and the high ceilings that pervade the spacious living room with its ornate marble fireplace surround and the double bedrooms. In all the approximate floor area is just over 1000 sqft. The kitchen is more compact but well appointed with fridge, dishwasher, electric oven and hob. The modern gas boiler is mounted within a wall cupboard, supplying instant hot water and central heating. Both the bedrooms enjoy ample wardrobe storage with additional cupboards located in the corridor that links the hallway to bedroom two and the stylish shower room. The abiding sense of space and style are typified by the lovely sash windows and a French door from bedroom two that opens out onto a small gravel pathway patio that could be a spot for a cafe table and chairs. Outside the gardens lie to the front of the building with a pretty bench with stocked flower beds and shrub borders. The building benefits from a lockable cellar that offers excellent shared storage for the leaseholders. The driveway is laid to gravel with a parking bay allocated to the left hand side nearest the house.

Information: The apartment owner also holds an equal share of the freehold, so governance is managed within the group of 5 dwellings. The lease was granted for 999 years on June 23rd 1976. Council tax band D (Mid Sussex) EPC rating D. Current annual service charge for this unit £2850. Vacant possession.

The location is on the northern side of the Hassocks Road which is a continuation of the High Street in Hurstpierpoint. As such the principal accommodation faces due south as do the communal gardens. The building is a 150 yard walk of the centre of the High Street, with its cafes, general store, post office, pubs and restaurants. The village has a modern medical centre, dentist, primary school and chemist all within easy reach. There is a thriving bowls and tennis club. Walks out to the South Downs are accessible nearby.