1 Bed Maisonette Sold STC
Sawyers Close, Burgess Hill, RH15

£200,000 (Leasehold)

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Private Hallway & Landing
Living/Dining Room
Modern Kitchen
Double Bedroom
Allocated Parking Space
Long Lease of 999 years from 1979
No Ground Rent or Maintenance Charges
No Ongoing Chain

A well presented and neutrally decorated double bedroom maisonette benefiting from a long lease, no ground rent or maintenance charges. This bright and airy flat has useful loft storage and is presented to the market with no onward chain. This small development of just 10 flats was built in 1979 and is situated on the desirable Folders Lane Development within a 15 minute walk of Burgess Hill mainline station and town centre.

The accommodation comprises a private front door to small entrance hall with useful storage cupboard, stairs to first floor landing which benefits from a hatch to the large loft space with pull down ladder. The L-shaped living/dining room is a particularly good size with a deep storage cupboard and a window to the front, and access to the refitted kitchen with a range of white gloss units, integrated fridge freezer, electric hob and oven, plumbing for washing machine, window to the rear.

The double bedroom faces the rear with built in wardrobes and a linen cupboard. The modern bathroom is fitted with a white suite.

Outside there is a PRIVATE ALLOCATED PARKING SPACE to the rear of the block.

Benefits include gas fired boiler (located in the kitchen), uPVC double glazed windows and newly installed fascia and soffits (2023).

Location Summary

Burgess Hill is surrounded by picturesque countryside and historic landmarks; offering plenty of local amenities; with great connections via road, rail and air. The town centre offers a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants; there is a local cinema, playgrounds and parkland, sporting facilities including the popular Triangle Leisure Centre and clubs for anything from bowls to yoga. For families looking to move, Burgess Hill is an ideal choice with good schools, plenty of outside space and activities to keep families of all ages entertained.

Well Connected
There is so much within easy reach, from the city of Brighton, to historical Lewes, to the far reaching South Downs. Easy access to London and Brighton ensures family days out are popular and commuters are well catered for. There are frequent trains from Wivelsfield and Burgess Hill to London Gatwick, London Victoria, London Bridge, London St Pancras International and Brighton and it is just a short drive to access the A23 at Hickstead, from which it is a short drive to Brighton or north to Pease Pottage to pick up the M23 for the M25.

Council Tax Band: B