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£850,000
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4 bed detached house for saleBlunts Way, Horsham, West Sussex RH12
4 beds
1 bath
1 reception
1,484 sq. ft
EPC Rating: F
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Extended detached house
0.33 acre secluded garden
Four double bedrooms
Downstairs cloakroom
Spacious living room
Double-length garage
Kitchen & utility room
Dining room
Solar panels with feed-in tariff
No onward chain
Wheelchair accessible
The location
The property is set in a highly convenient location, only a few minutes' walk from the picturesque Horsham Park and Horsham's vibrant town centre, offering a wide range of restaurants, coffee shops and shopping facilities, including John Lewis. The town also has a twice-weekly market, an Everyman Cinema & the recently refurbished Capitol Theatre, which offers a wide selection of theatrical performances. Horsham's main line station is also within easy walking distance and offers a direct service to Gatwick & London Victoria (55 mins). The property is also well-positioned for access to a number of popular schools, including Tanbridge House, The Greenway Academy and Trafalgar Infants School, together with The College of Richard Collyer.
Accommodation
The property has been owned by the same family, since its construction in 1961, and retains several original features, including underfloor heating to the ground floor and a striking entrance hall, with double-height feature windows and a stylised open-tread staircase. The house has benefited from a two-storey extension, but offers further potential for both an extension (STPP) and improvement and updating. The accommodation features a large living room, a separate dining room, cloakroom, kitchen and separate utility room. The first floor offers four generous double bedrooms, with a family bathroom, a spacious landing and double glazed windows. The property also benefits from solar panels that have a feed-in tariff that creates a positive income for the house.
Gardens & parking
The property is set on a generous, secluded plot, extending to 0.33 acres, with a sunny western aspect. To the front of the house is an enclosed area of garden, mainly laid to lawn, featuring a flower border and driveway providing parking for approximately two vehicles, leading to the garage. The garage is double length and benefits from an access door to the garden, lighting, and a side window offering excellent scope for conversion (subject to regulations). To the rear is a large, well-maintained garden, featuring a paved patio leading to an expanse of lawn, alongside mature flower and shrub borders and an inset Willow tree. There is also a defined, partially concealed additional area of garden, incorporating a greenhouse, pond and useful area for storage or compost production. The gardens further benefit from gated side access and a large timber storage shed.
The property is set in a highly convenient location, only a few minutes' walk from the picturesque Horsham Park and Horsham's vibrant town centre, offering a wide range of restaurants, coffee shops and shopping facilities, including John Lewis. The town also has a twice-weekly market, an Everyman Cinema & the recently refurbished Capitol Theatre, which offers a wide selection of theatrical performances. Horsham's main line station is also within easy walking distance and offers a direct service to Gatwick & London Victoria (55 mins). The property is also well-positioned for access to a number of popular schools, including Tanbridge House, The Greenway Academy and Trafalgar Infants School, together with The College of Richard Collyer.
Accommodation
The property has been owned by the same family, since its construction in 1961, and retains several original features, including underfloor heating to the ground floor and a striking entrance hall, with double-height feature windows and a stylised open-tread staircase. The house has benefited from a two-storey extension, but offers further potential for both an extension (STPP) and improvement and updating. The accommodation features a large living room, a separate dining room, cloakroom, kitchen and separate utility room. The first floor offers four generous double bedrooms, with a family bathroom, a spacious landing and double glazed windows. The property also benefits from solar panels that have a feed-in tariff that creates a positive income for the house.
Gardens & parking
The property is set on a generous, secluded plot, extending to 0.33 acres, with a sunny western aspect. To the front of the house is an enclosed area of garden, mainly laid to lawn, featuring a flower border and driveway providing parking for approximately two vehicles, leading to the garage. The garage is double length and benefits from an access door to the garden, lighting, and a side window offering excellent scope for conversion (subject to regulations). To the rear is a large, well-maintained garden, featuring a paved patio leading to an expanse of lawn, alongside mature flower and shrub borders and an inset Willow tree. There is also a defined, partially concealed additional area of garden, incorporating a greenhouse, pond and useful area for storage or compost production. The gardens further benefit from gated side access and a large timber storage shed.
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