2 Bed Bungalow Sold STC
Trundle Mead, Horsham, RH12

Guide Price £625,000 (Freehold)

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2 double sized bedrooms
3 reception rooms
Opportunity to enlarge and improve
Rarely available and conveniently located bungalow
Driveway for 3 vehicles and garage with power
Private south facing garden
Close to schools, transport links, shops and walks
Built in the 1950s

A rarely available and conveniently located 2 double bedroom, 3 reception room detached bungalow, built in the 1950s with driveway for 3 vehicles, garage, south facing garden and no onward chain. The property is situated on a popular development, close to excellent schools, major transport links, beautiful walks and the town centre.

The accommodation comprises: entrance hallway with storage and airing cupboard, sitting room with fireplace, dining room and good sized conservatory. The kitchen is fitted with an attractive range of units, space for appliances and side access. There is an opportunity to create a larger kitchen/dining room by incorporating a number of rooms, if required. From the hallway there are 2 double sized bedroom with fitted storage and shower room with separate cloakroom. There’s vast potential to convert the loft space into additional accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions.

Benefits include double glazed windows and gas fired central heating to radiators (boiler located in the kitchen).

A driveway provides parking for 3 vehicles, leading to the garage with power and scope to convert into an additional bedroom, if needed. The 62’ X 45’ south facing rear garden is a particular feature of the property and offers an excellent degree of privacy. The garden is predominantly lawned with well stocked borders, feature pond, covered storage area and paved patio.

Location Summary

The vibrant town of Horsham offers residents and visitors a cultural mix of heritage and state-of-the-art attractions. At its heart, the Carfax is alive with twice-weekly markets, bandstand entertainment and an assortment of enticing shops. Nearby you can find the serenity of the Causeway, home to the historical museum, art gallery and a treasure trove of 17th century properties. Around the corner, Horsham’s multi-million-pound transformation of Piries Place accommodates a specialist vegan market, contemporary Everyman cinema and reputable indoor and alfresco restaurants and bars. Familiar high-street and independent retailers, restaurants and coffee shops can be found in East Street and Swan Walk. Fine-dining and 5* spa hotels, pubs, delicatessen, bakeries, ample parking facilities and a choice of supermarkets are at hand in and around Horsham, serving the lifestyle needs of the whole family. Horsham has an exceptional choice of schools in the area, with high Ofsted ratings and Collyer’s college is a short walk from the town centre. Community facilities are in abundance with a well-stocked library and an array of leisure activities including rugby, football, cricket, gymnastics, dance and martial arts. Golfers have a choice of two local courses and driving range, and Horsham joggers have a welcoming club. For family fun, Horsham Park has significant attractions with a wildlife pond, swimming pools, tennis courts, café, aerial adventure, seasonal events and nature gardens. The Downs Link offers inviting opportunities for scenic family walks and keen cyclists. As a commuter town serving London, Gatwick and the South Coast, there are direct train links to all central and rural locations.

Council Tax Band: E