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TO LET The Gallery, Stane Street Codmore Hill, RH20 1BQ £925 pcm + Fees A delightful stone cottage with superb open plan living space, 2 bedrooms, terrace and mature garden with beautiful rural views. Superb Open Plan Living Rear Terrace Sitting Room, Dining Room, Private Mature Garden Kitchen Off Road Parking 2 Double Bedrooms Mainline Rail Station to Shower Room London (Victoria) 2 1 1 VIEWINGS For an appointment to view please contact: Pulborough Office – Tel 01798 877501 Mulberry House Stane Street, Codmore Hill, Pulborough, RH20 1BQ SITUATION The Gallery is situated to the north of Pulborough, with a local Sainsburys, Tescos, medical centre and pharmacy all close at hand, together with a mainline rail station to London (Victoria). ACCOMMODATION The Gallery was originally the annexe accommodation attached to Mulberry House and is a delightful stone building with double glazed windows. The open plan ground floor living area incorporates sitting room, dining room and kitchen. This is a superb light living space with some feature exposed stonework. The kitchen area is fitted with matching pine fronted units, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge, built-in oven, and extensive worksurfaces with stainless steel single bowl sink unit and 4-ring electric hob. There is halogen downlighting, ceramic tiled floor and French doors lead from the sitting room out to a private rear terrace. On the first floor there are 2 bedrooms, both with Velux windows and further double glazed windows. Bedroom 1 also has a built-in wardrobe and oak flooring. The first floor is completed by the shower room which has a tiled shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, pedestal wash basin with mixer tap, shaver socket and tiled splashback, WC and bidet. This room also has a Velux window. OUTSIDE Rear terrace and private mature garden. Off road parking. SERVICES Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired central heating. DIRECTIONS From the roundabout junction of the A283 and A29 at the centre of Pulborough, proceed northwards up Church Hill on the A29 towards Billingshurst. Proceed for just over a mile, having past Tescos on the left and Sainsburys on the right, and a short distance beyond the left hand turning into Mason Way, the entrance to Mulberry House and The Gallery will be reached on the right hand side, opposite the Indian restaurant ‘So India’. For further information on our fee's payable by tenants visit www.batchellermonkhouse.com/lettings. Local Authority: Horsham District Council Council Tax: Band A £925 pcm + fees* .

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