Tylers Green, Cuckfield, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH17
£1,650,000
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Bedrooms: 6
Paddocks Land is a fabulous family home dating from the 1920s and ideally located on the edge of the sought-after village of Cuckfield almost equidistant between Cuckfield's historic High Street and Haywards Heath's mainline railway station.
The current owners have remodelled the property with a comprehensive refurbishment resulting in a substantial and very well presented family home of 3,500 square feet, that is both impressive yet comfortable. Of particular note is the double-storey extension to the eastern side of the house, creating a generous and well appointed kitchen with windows and doors that frame the rear garden. With a sumptuous principal bedroom suite with feature windows that frame the garden along with a walk in dressing area and modern en suite bathroom.
The front door opens to a generous entrance hall with cloakroom and boot room area. There are four versatile reception rooms: the large, dual-aspect sitting room has sliding doors opening to the terrace and features an original brick fireplace with inset Stovax woodburner; it adjoins an equally large family or games room also with doors to the garden, the snug room lies across the hall. The dining room overlooks the garden with sliding doors opening out, stepping down to the kitchen a modern and light-filled room with high ceilings and striking, three-quarter height picture windows to one corner framing the view down the garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of pale grey shaker-style cabinetry and a central island, with white quartz worktops and a range of high-end integrated appliances; a well-fitted utility room lies off the rear hall.
There are six bedrooms and a study on the first floor along with three modern bathrooms.
Outside
Paddocks Land is accessed from Tylers Green via a pillared entrance opening to a newly re-gravelled parking area ahead of the detached double garage. There is gated access to the eastern side of the house to the partially re-landscaped rear garden which is of particular note: well enclosed by fencing and mature trees, and gently sloping down away from the house over a series of terraces, enhancing the view down the garden to the band of woodland beyond.
Spanning the rear of the house is a paved terrace and seating area, with steps descending to a further decked terrace with timber pergola. The remainder of the garden is largely laid to lawn, dotted with flower and shrub beds, some young trees, a small ornamental pond (not currently in operation) and a third decked seating area. Towards the northern end of the property the garden has been left as a wild garden, lightly wooded and with a chain of small natural ponds running alongside the western boundary.
pSituation
Cuckfield has a good range of local amenities including a convenience store/post office, petrol station, medical centre, variety of independent village shops, public houses, restaurants and a hotel with spa. More comprehensive shopping facilities may be found in Hayward's Heath with its wide range of shops, restaurants and bars and a modern leisure centre, while the popular towns of Horsham and Brighton offer a more extensive range of shopping facilities. Central London is less than 40 miles away. The A23 offers a direct route to the motorway network, the airports at Gatwick, Heathrow and the coast. There is an excellent range of educational facilities locally, in both the private and state sectors. They include Holy Trinity primary and Warden Park secondary schools in Cuckfield. Nearby private schools are Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Handcross Park School, Burgess Hill School for Girls, Ardingly College and Hurstpierpoint College. Haywards Heath has a mainline railway station with a fast and frequent commuter service to London (Victoria and Thames link to London Bridge from 42 minutes), Brighton and Gatwick.
Additional Information
Mains water, electricity, gas and drains
Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band G
The current owners have remodelled the property with a comprehensive refurbishment resulting in a substantial and very well presented family home of 3,500 square feet, that is both impressive yet comfortable. Of particular note is the double-storey extension to the eastern side of the house, creating a generous and well appointed kitchen with windows and doors that frame the rear garden. With a sumptuous principal bedroom suite with feature windows that frame the garden along with a walk in dressing area and modern en suite bathroom.
The front door opens to a generous entrance hall with cloakroom and boot room area. There are four versatile reception rooms: the large, dual-aspect sitting room has sliding doors opening to the terrace and features an original brick fireplace with inset Stovax woodburner; it adjoins an equally large family or games room also with doors to the garden, the snug room lies across the hall. The dining room overlooks the garden with sliding doors opening out, stepping down to the kitchen a modern and light-filled room with high ceilings and striking, three-quarter height picture windows to one corner framing the view down the garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of pale grey shaker-style cabinetry and a central island, with white quartz worktops and a range of high-end integrated appliances; a well-fitted utility room lies off the rear hall.
There are six bedrooms and a study on the first floor along with three modern bathrooms.
Outside
Paddocks Land is accessed from Tylers Green via a pillared entrance opening to a newly re-gravelled parking area ahead of the detached double garage. There is gated access to the eastern side of the house to the partially re-landscaped rear garden which is of particular note: well enclosed by fencing and mature trees, and gently sloping down away from the house over a series of terraces, enhancing the view down the garden to the band of woodland beyond.
Spanning the rear of the house is a paved terrace and seating area, with steps descending to a further decked terrace with timber pergola. The remainder of the garden is largely laid to lawn, dotted with flower and shrub beds, some young trees, a small ornamental pond (not currently in operation) and a third decked seating area. Towards the northern end of the property the garden has been left as a wild garden, lightly wooded and with a chain of small natural ponds running alongside the western boundary.
pSituation
Cuckfield has a good range of local amenities including a convenience store/post office, petrol station, medical centre, variety of independent village shops, public houses, restaurants and a hotel with spa. More comprehensive shopping facilities may be found in Hayward's Heath with its wide range of shops, restaurants and bars and a modern leisure centre, while the popular towns of Horsham and Brighton offer a more extensive range of shopping facilities. Central London is less than 40 miles away. The A23 offers a direct route to the motorway network, the airports at Gatwick, Heathrow and the coast. There is an excellent range of educational facilities locally, in both the private and state sectors. They include Holy Trinity primary and Warden Park secondary schools in Cuckfield. Nearby private schools are Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Handcross Park School, Burgess Hill School for Girls, Ardingly College and Hurstpierpoint College. Haywards Heath has a mainline railway station with a fast and frequent commuter service to London (Victoria and Thames link to London Bridge from 42 minutes), Brighton and Gatwick.
Additional Information
Mains water, electricity, gas and drains
Mid Sussex District Council
Council Tax Band G
01444 616469
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