Semi-detached house for sale in Upper Close, Forest Row RH18

Guide Price £525,000 - £535,000. A three bedroomed character cottage style semi detached house built in the 1920’s of external brick under a tiled roof with part weatherboarded elevations. The house comprises a good sized family home in good decorative order, with a pleasant easterly rear aspect, in a convenient location within this ever popular East Sussex village . The property stands on a generous plot with a good sized west facing front garden with established mature hedging to the front and side boundaries. Internally on the ground floor there is a sitting room and a, dining room, together with a well arranged kitchen having worktops with cupboards and drawers under. There are a range of eye level wall cupboards, some with glass doors, a stainless steel sink unit, plumbing and recess for an automatic washing machine and a door to the Consevatory which in turn leads into the garden. The bathroom has a panelled bath with overhead shower, pedestal basin, W.C. Suite and part tiled walls. On the first floor there are three good sized bedrooms.. Outside there are gardens to the front and rear laid to lawn and being fence and hedge enclosed. There is an old garage at the bottom of the garden and garden sheds. The rear garden adjoins the open playing field of the local primary school. There is a long tarmac dsriveway providing parking for a number of vehicles and a garage. The house has gas fired central heating with radiators and sealed unit double glazed windows.

EPC Rating: E

Location

Upper Close is a highly sought after residential 'no through' street just off the Village Centre and Hartfield Road. The property stands in a convenient location close to the centre of Forest Row and the village primary school. Forest Row has a varied range of shops, specialist stores, galleries, cafes and restaurants. The nearest town is East Grinstead (3.5 miles), accessible by car/bus via the A22, with a wider range of shops, supermarkets, leisure/sports amenities. East Grinstead Station provides a rail service to London via East Croydon, and also provides the northern most terminal of the Bluebell Steam Railway. There are also bus services through the village to a number of other towns including Tunbridge Wells, Crawley, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill and the City of Brighton. The area has a good range of both state and private schools including Michael Hall, Cumnor House, Brambletye, Greenfields and a Village primary school. A footpath, at the end of the road, leads up onto the Ashdown Forest & Golf Course providing countryside walks.
Leisure facilities include horse racing at Lingfield, Plumpton and Brighton, angling/sailing at Weirwood Reservoir and a number of golf courses locally including the East Sussex National at Uckfield. The Amex Stadium at Brighton is also the home of the Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, whilst the Brands Hatch Motor Racing Circuit in Kent is thirty five miles. There are a number of National Trust Gardens and houses locally including Standen House, Wakehurst Place, Sheffield Park and Hever Castle.

Garden

There is a good sized garden on three sides with mature hedging.