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The Wilderness, Nash Lane, Scaynes Hill, West Sussex, Rh17 7Nj • THE WILDERNESS, NASH LANE, SCAYNES HILL, WEST SUSSEX, RH17 7NJ • A truly stunning 0.91 acre plot with beautiful gardens that have been maintained to an exceptional standard enjoying countryside views. This well presented family home boasts 2,850 sq ft of accommodation with 5 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms, 2 bath/shower rooms and was built in the mid 1990s in this tucked away semi-rural village location. • Secluded 0.91 acre plot • Extensive open countryside nearby • Spacious conservatory overlooking the beautiful gardens • 5 generous first floor bedrooms • Master bedroom plus dressing room and en-suite bath/shower room • Gas fired central heating to radiators & double glazed windows • Private gravelled driveway & double garage • Beautiful and mature secluded rear gardens backing onto fields • 2,850 sq ft of accommodation • Potential for enlargement, if required (STPP) • 3.8 miles to Haywards Heath railway station • EPC rating: D This updated family property benefits from ladder, lighting and partially boarded countryside and Chailey Common Nature generous room sizes and well-proportioned plus airing cupboard housing hot water Reserve is within easy reach. The property is accommodation over two floors which cylinder and shelving, master bedroom with situated half a mile from the village centre comprises; an entrance porch (added in dressing room and en-suite bath/shower with its general store/petrol station which 2005) with tiled flooring and inner door room re-fitted with a white suite, there are 4 is open seven days a week and highly into the reception hall with stairs to first further generous bedrooms and a separate regarded St. Augustine Primary School. floor and storage cupboard, a ground family bath/shower room also re-fitted with The nearby town of Haywards Heath is floor cloakroom fitted with a white suite, a white suite. Outside: to the front is a 38’ x approximately 3 miles to the west offering a home office, a sitting room with feature 50’ private gravelled driveway for several a more extensive range of shops, stores, gas fireplace and sliding patio doors vehicles which leads to the semi-integral schools and leisure facilities. opening onto the rear garden, a separate double garage. There is gated side access family room / optional dining room and into the rear gardens which are a particular SCHOOLS double doors opening out into the large feature of the property with paved patio St. Augustine Primary School (0.5 miles), conservatory enjoying garden views with a adjoining the rear of the house, a large Oathall Community College Secondary high vaulted ceiling, windows on three sides expanse of shaped lawn with a wide variety school (3 miles) and Chailey Comprehensive and two sets of double doors leading onto of mature plants, flowers, shrubs and trees, School (5.2 miles). The local area is well the garden, further doors lead back into mature hedged boundaries, views over served by several independent schools kitchen/breakfast room re-fitted in 2003 adjoining fields and a tucked away 20’ including; Great Walstead (1.9 miles), with an attractive range of units at eye x 12’ timber workshop with power and Ardingly College (5.4 miles) and Cumnor and base level, soft close drawers, granite lighting connected. House (4.2 miles). work surfaces, integrated fridge/freezer, 5-ring gas ‘Neff’ hob, eye level oven and LOCATION STATION grill, central island with breakfast bar, tiled The Wilderness is tucked away at the end of Haywards Heath mainline railway station and underfloor heating, door into utility Church Lane and the start of Nash Lane on (3.8 miles). Fast and regular services to room with cupboard, sink unit, space and the outskirts of Scaynes Hill village. Church London (London Bridge/Victoria 47 mins), plumbing for washing machine, cupboard Lane is an established road located off Gatwick Airport (15 mins) and Brighton housing gas fired boiler, side door and door the A272 made up of a variety of different (20 mins). into garage. Stairs rise to the galleried first style properties close to an open area of floor landing, loft hatch with pull down green. Scaynes Hill is surrounded by Sussex All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. 53a High Street, Lindfield, West Sussex, RH16 2HN www.mansellmctaggart.co.uk Tel: 01444 484084 Offices Throughout Sussex.
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