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Downdale London Road, Pyecombe Guide price £795,000 Entrance Hall Conservatory Landing 12'80 x 9'39 Living Room Bedroom 18'08 x 17'65 Main Bedroom 18'57 x 12'64 13'87 x 12'98 Study/Office Bedroom 9'07 x 7'92 En-suite 17'55 x 8'33 Kitchen Diner Bedroom Bedroom 23'20 x 18'05 9'81 x 8'85 14'95 x 8'53 Utility En-suite Bathroom 9'47 x 7'51 Bedroom/Study 10'93 x 9'14 A beautifully presented and spacious five bedroom detached house situated in Pyecombe Living Room, Kitchen Diner, Study/Office, Utility Room, Conservatory, Master Bedroom with En-suite, Bedroom with En-suite, Bedroom 3, Bedroom 4, Bedroom 5, Bathroom Middleton Estates are delighted to offer to the market which has its own Juliette balcony. this spacious and very well presented five bedroom detached house situated in Pyecombe. The property has a large garden which wraps around the Downdale is a beautifully presented family home house and is mainly laid to lawn and has a paved area situated on the end of a small lane in the popular village outside the bifold doors from the kitchen. of Pyecombe. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and offers a stunning open plan kitchen diner Situation with integrated appliances, island, bifold doors out onto Pyecombe is a delightful village in West Sussex, situated the garden, access to a separate utility room, in the South Downs National Park, steeped in ancient conservatory, spacious separate living room with access downland shepherding history and which nowadays is to a office, main bedroom with fitted wardrobes and its better known as the gateway to Brighton through the own en-suite shower room, another bedroom with its naturally formed 'Clayton Gap' in the Sussex South own en-suite shower room and a study all on the ground Downs countryside. Pyecombe Street itself gives direct floor. access onto a bridle path and foot path onto the Downs and up to Wolstonbury Hill, which is an ancient On the second floor is a landing with a clear staircase, iron age hill fort managed by the National Trust. large bedroom with eves storage and its own balcony Hassocks mainline railway station is within approximately with stunning views of South Downs National Park, a 2 miles with its service to Victoria and London Bridge. family bathroom and another two bedrooms one of Brighton is within approximately 7 miles "Call us for your free valuation." 80 Goldstone Villas, Hove, BN3 3RU Tel: 01273 774775 Email: [email protected] www.middleton-estates.co.uk.

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