Perfect for First Time Buyers, Investors or as a lock up and leave, a two bedroom first floor apartment with parking in a sought after development close to Wivelsfield station with the benefit of remainder NHBC warranty.
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Flat 5, Ash House, 10 Orchard Close
Perfect for First Time Buyers, Investors or as a lock up and leave, a two bedroom first floor apartment with parking in a sought after development close to Wivelsfield station with the benefit of remainder NHBC warranty.
DESCRIPTION Ash House is a small block of apartments forming part of a sought after development built in 2011. This particular apartment is located to the front and on the first floor. The open plan living aspect works really well in the Sitting Room and Kitchen area, with plenty of light in through the Juliette balcony at the front and windows at the rear. The favoured easterly aspect ensures that this room makes the most of the light. The Kitchen has plenty of prep area, electric oven and hob, along with space for appliances. Both bedrooms overlook the front and located off the hallway is the bathroom and a good size storage cupboard. Each apartment has the benefit of allocated parking and there are plenty of marked visitors’ bays and on road parking.
LOCATION
Orchard Close offers a superb cul de sac location with the added benefit of hardly any passing traffic and therefore providing a quiet location. The private road adds to residents being involved and ensuring everyone has a say in how the road is managed. Wivelsfield station is approximately half a mile away, with mainline connections to Brighton, London Bridge and Victoria in under an hour. Commuters have the option of either cycling to the station or a short walk. Local amenities at the station include an excellent Fish & Chip shop, hairdressers, and convenience store. A little further along nearby Junction Road is a recently opened Co-op store for a much wider range of produce. For primary schools, Manor Field is rated as good under its most recent Ofsted report, whilst the secondary schools in the town are either Oakmeeds Community College or St Paul’s Catholic College with its outstanding rating. The town has plenty of places to eat out with a number of independent restaurants from Curry Houses to Spanish, to Tex Mex and steak houses. Excitingly, Burgess Hill has just been given approval for a £65 million redevelopment which will include a 10 screen cinema, hotel and additional 70,000 square feet of retail space.
