6 Old House Lane the Beeches, Haywards Heath, West Sussex

6 Old House Lane The Beeches, Haywards Heath, West Sussex. RH16 4XF 6 Old House Lane, The Beeches Haywards Heath, West Sussex. RH16 4XF Guide Price £650,000 This stunning recently built contemporary home constructed to an extremely high specification by Crest Nicholson offers bright and beautifully presented accommodation arranged over 2 floors. This splendid home has the benefit of gas central heating, double glazing, high level of insulation and features a fine double aspect living room with sliding glazed doors to a dining room, study, superb comprehensively fitted kitchen/breakfast room complete with appliances, 4 bedrooms, 2 luxurious shower rooms (both en suite) and a family bathroom. The property is complimented by panelled internal doors with chrome furniture, low energy down lighting and media plate to the main living room with TV and data points. The property has the benefit of a double garage with electronically operated up and over doors approached by a wide block paved drive and the beautifully landscaped gardens are arranged mainly as lawn with a raised paved sun terrace and well stocked herbaceous borders containing a wide variety of colourful flowering plants, flowers and shrubs. The house has the benefit of a 10 year NHBC warranty. Old House Lane forms part of The Beeches development on the favoured south side of town within walking distance of the Sainsbury's Local and Bolnore Village primary school. Haywards heath is within each reach offering a wide range of shops, an array of restaurants, several parks, a Waitrose and Sainsbury’s superstore, a modern leisure complex and the mainline railway station providing a fast and frequent service to central London (London Bridge/Victoria 42-45 minutes). There are a range of highly regarded schools and colleges, both state and private in the area including Great Walstead School, Cumnor House school, Ardingly College, Hurstpierpoint College and Burgess Hill School for Girls. The property is located just over 5 miles west of the A23 providing direct route to the motorway network, Gatwick Airport is 14.3 miles to the north whilst the cosmopolitan city of Brighton and the coast is 13.4 miles to the south. South Down National Park and Ashdown Forest are both within a short drive offering a beautiful natural venue for countryside walks. Service Charge: £384.35 per annum. PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 – Although every care has been taken in the production of these sales particulars prospective purchasers should note: 143 South Road 1. All measurements are approximate. 2. Services to the property, appliances, Haywards Heath fixtures and fittings included in the sale are believed to be in working order (though they have not been checked). 3. Prospective purchasers are advised West Sussex, RH16 4LY to arrange their own tests and/or surveys before proceeding with a purchase. 4. The agents have not checked the deeds to verify the boundaries. Intending 01444 417714 purchasers should satisfy themselves via their solicitors as to the actual boundaries of the property. [email protected] M471 .

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