Oak Hall Park, Burgess Hill, RH15

Overview. Guide Price £475,000-£500,000. This is an excellent home that offers plenty of flexibility to a wide range of buyers. One of the key features we really like is the quietness as you approach number 41, coupled with the excellent central location. Internally the presentation is modern, with a buyer being able to move straight in and enjoy the space. We are big fans of the ground floor space, with the former garage converted at the rear to provide an additional family area off the dining room. Both rooms, along with kitchen look out over the rear garden. The sitting room is located to the front and along with bedroom one above, have a pretty view of the pond directly opposite. The ground floor space is completed by a cloakroom.

On the first floor both bedrooms are good size double rooms. Bedroom one is located to the front and benefits from a walk-in storage area. On the other side, you get the benefit of eaves storage. To the rear is bedroom two and the updated bathroom which is now a beautiful walk-in shower room. Outside, the garden is accessed via the kitchen and dining room. We really like the large terrace – the perfect spot for table and chairs, whilst the wide, central steps take you to the lawn area where you’ll find the beautiful oak tree and a garden shed. We think there is ample space if a buyer is wanting to create a garden room/pod for storage or work from home space. To the front, there is a useful car port area and off-road parking for 2-3 cars.

The council tax band is E and the property tenure is freehold.  

Location. We love the position of this home on Oak Hall Park – a quiet residential road that provides excellent access to the station and the facilities in the town. For families, Birchwood Grove Primary school is just under a mile away, ensuring that homes in this vicinity are extremely popular, whilst Burgess Hill Girls School is even closer. For commuters, a path off Oak Hall Park takes you to side access to Burgess Hill station, where trains take you directly to London Bridge and London Victoria in under an hour. Brighton to the south can be reached in 20 minutes. A short trip in the car and you’ll be at Ditchling Common Nature Reserve – a firm favourite with dog walkers or head south towards the village of Ditchling. There are also plenty of dog walking routes from the property and pathways that lead you to Tescos on Jane Murray Way. To the south, the popular town of Hassocks is just 3.5 miles away.