Meadowsweet Drive, Lindfield, RH16

Overview Tucked away on a quiet residential road on the much sought after Heathwood Park development, this four bedroom family home will appeal to a wide range of buyers. We love the fact that you look over trees to the front and that very few cars pass your front door. Inside, the accommodation is impressive.  The kitchen/diner is the stand out feature and located to the rear, it flows perfectly out to the terrace via the French doors. There is ample work surface prep space and integrated appliances which include a fridge freezer, dishwasher, six ring hob and ovens. With an open plan space, the utility room is the perfect spot to house the washing machine and tumble dryer, and the storage cupboard is a useful bonus.  The sitting room is a good size, whilst the ground floor space is completed by a cloakroom and an office – perfect for those that need to work from home.

 On the first floor, bedrooms one and two overlook the front, with bedroom one benefitting from an en-suite. Bedrooms three and four overlook the rear garden, as does the family bathroom. The rear garden is separated into two area; the terrace has porcelain tiles which flow perfectly from the kitchen and is the ideal spot for table and chairs. Steps take you to the lawn area which enjoys a favoured westerly aspect. There is side access to the garage and the drive, where you’ll find parking for two cars and an EV charger. The garage is larger than normal, measuring 21 feet in length.  

Tenure – Freehold
Annual Service Charge Amount – £233 per half year
Service Charge Review Period – TBC
Council Tax Band – F
Tenure – Freehold
Annual Service Charge Amount – £466
Service Charge Review Period – Yearly
Council Tax Band – F

Location. Positioned on the much sought after Heathwood Park Development by Barratt Homes and David Wilson, Meadowsweet Drive occupies a quiet spot, overlooking trees to the front and nearby to the green. Access into the village is provided by Gravelye Lane and you can either follow the road via Lewes Road or take the pathway via Meadow Drive. From the development, turn left on Gravelyle Lane and then left again into Lyoth Lane and you can find one of our favourite pubs, The Snowdrop which is a firm favourite with many in Mid-Sussex. Elsewhere in the village there are some great places to eat; we also really like the Witch Inn or The Bent Arms. For an evening meal you can’t go wrong at the Limes Restaurant or Tamasha Curry House. Lindfield Coffee Works is a big hit and our go to place for coffee, as is Slake which is opposite the pond. Lindfield Common is a great spot to watch the world go by; cricket at the weekends in the summer or football in the winter. It is also the home of the bowls club. And on a Thursday evening at the top of the common, you can’t beat the pizza van!