4 Bed House Sold STC
Fox Hill, Haywards Heath, RH16

Guide Price £750,000 (Freehold)

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Substantial Victorian home of character
Very large plot with 80' x 80' rear garden - Timber garden chalet with power and lighting
Plenty of driveway parking
Grand living room with fireplace
Refitted kitchen – dining room and cloakroom
Master bedroom with chrome and nickel bathtub - 3 further large bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
High ceilings, fireplaces, sash windows, high skirting boards and cornice work
Warden Park & Chailey school bus stop close by - New primary school to be built close by
Internal viewing highly recommended - EPC rating: E - Council Tax Band: F
Planning for single storey extension Ref: DM/22/1446 (see property link)

GUIDE PRICE … £750,000-£775,000

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A beautiful Victorian attached house of immense character on a large plot backing onto a recently planted woodland plantation, off the top end of Fox Hill, boasting a grand drawing room with high ceiling and fireplace and a spectacular boutique-hotel style main bedroom with panelled walls, chrome and nickel bathtub and high spec walk-in wardrobe with marble tops. Potential building plot in the side garden STPP.

Location Summary

North Haven is located on the east side and top (northern end) of Fox Hill (opposite Weald Rise) on the town's southern outskirts close to open countryside providing wonderful walks and within a short walk of the hospital and a Sainsbury's Local store. The town centre (0.85 miles to the north) offers an extensive range of shops, stores, restaurants, cafes and bars. The railway station (1.6 miles) provides fast commuter services to London (Victoria/London Bridge 47 mins), Gatwick Airport (15 mins) and the south coast (Brighton 20 mins).

There are several primary schools within walking distance including Northlands Wood, St Wilfrid's, St Joseph's RC, Warden Park Primary Academy. A new primary school is soon to be built in Hurstwood Lane. A school bus stop on Fox Hill takes children to Warden Park Secondary Academy and also Chailey Secondary School. There are numerous independent schools within the district including Great Walstead, Ardingly College, Cumnor House, Bedes and Burgess Hill Girls for which a school bus has pick up points nearby. The town also has a 6th form college and a leisure centre. Nearby beauty spots include both Ditchling and Chailey Common Nature Reserves, the Ashdown Forest, the South Downs National Park and both Ardingly and Weirwood Reservoirs.

By road access to the major surrounding areas can be gained via the B2112 (Fox Hill), the A272 relief road and the A/M23, the latter lying approximately 6 miles to the west at Bolney.

Council Tax Band: F