Copthorne Road, Felbridge

OVERVIEW We have fallen in love with this beautiful character home which we understand to be a former farm workers cottage which dates back to the 18th Century and is believed to be one of first houses built on Copthorne Road. There are many features which we are attracted to from the tile hung finish to the front to the exposed internal brickwork and open fireplaces.

A front door leads into a welcoming entrance hall with space to take off shoes and jackets with a useful bench built in. We are particularly fond of the ground floor accommodation and how flexible it can be and the contrast between modern living in a character home works seamlessly. To the left of the entrance hall is the sitting/dining room which features exposed brickwork and a wood burning stove, it allows enough space for separate sofas as well as a dining table. An incredible modern family rooms sits at the rear and combines the character feel of the sitting/dining room excellently with a modern wood-burner, feature floor to ceiling window, two sets of bi-folding doors and a vaulted ceiling with velux windows. The kitchen/breakfast room boasts a variety of wall and base level units whilst double doors lead out onto the rear. A utility room completes the ground floor accommodation.

On the first floor you will find a stunning modern bathroom with a feature freestanding bath and separate walk in shower, there are three double bedrooms and a further single bedroom with fitted storage.

Outside, to the front you will find off road parking for multiple vehicles, to the side of the house is a gate which will lead you down to another parking area in-front of a detached garage. The rear garden is another key feature of this home, believed to measure in the region of 160 feet it is predominantly laid to lawn with mature hedges that provide privacy from neighbouring homes.

We understand that the property is a freehold property and that the Council Tax Band is Band F

LOCATION Felbridge is a popular village on the Surrey, Sussex borders. There is plenty to do for local residents. The local tennis club boasts three, flood lit hard courts and there is also a bowls and football club at the same location. Hedgecourt Lake is beautiful spot for fishing and sailing enthusiasts and a lovely destination for a family stroll to feed the ducks. For those interested in golf and fitness, Chartham Park can be located within a short drive.

The village Primary School has an excellent reputation and is firm reason why many young families move to the area. Secondary education can be found in East Grinstead with a choice of Imberhorne or Sackville.

There is a village shop, Church, Pub and a number of independent traders. East Grinstead offers the opportunity to visit larger retailers with a choice of Aldi, Sainsburys and Waitrose.

There are mainline railway stations at East Grinstead, Lingfield and Three Bridges (regular bus service at bottom of road) offering commuters regular services to East Croydon, London Bridge and Victoria. The nearby M23 is accessed at Copthorne, offering easy access to the M25, London, Brighton and Gatwick Airport.

DISCLAIMER All material information has been provided to us by the seller, this is accurate to the best of our knowledge and is provided in good faith. Your legal representative should verify this information through enquiries raised during the conveyancing process.