Occupied by the current owners since the late 1960's and with views Southerly towards the South Downs National Park, a half tile three bedroom semi detached Victorian cottage with character and charm, plenty of road parking parking and backing onto fields behind.
three Bedrooms3
one Bathrooms1
two Receptions2
Lewes Road, Scaynes Hill, Haywards Heath
Occupied by the current owners since the late 1960’s and with views Southerly towards the South Downs National Park, a half tile three bedroom semi detached Victorian cottage with character and charm, plenty of road parking parking and backing onto fields behind.
DESCRIPTION Hollybank is a semi detached Victorian cottage providing flexible accommodation covering an approximate 1000 square feet. The cottage has been extended over the years and it is thought there is scope for further expansion, subject to the necessary consent being obtained. Currently, the ground floor provides two reception rooms, both with stripped wood flooring. A bay fronted sitting room is located at the front which leads into the dining room and has patio doors to the side. The dining room houses the picturesque rayburn aga which provides hot water for the cottage. Off the sitting room is a store room, which could also be used as a study. The kitchen overlooks the rear and leads to the conservatory and a useful cloakroom. To the first floor are the three bedrooms and bathroom, bedrooms one and three overlook the front with elevated views towards the South Downs National Park whilst bedroom two overlooks the rear and has doors to a balcony. Externally, Hollybank is enclosed from the main road with plenty of off road parking. There is a single brick built garage with adjoining car port to one side, whilst to the other side is a double carport. The garden is a combination of hard standing and a raised lawn area, complete with its own well.
LOCATION Scaynes Hill is a village of approximately 800 residents located just east of Lindfield and Haywards Heath on the A272 and west of the famous Ashdown Forest. Surrounded by beautiful Sussex countryside including Sheffield Park National Trust and the Bluebell Railway, the village has two churches, a primary school, a pub, a garage and a petrol service station. The C of E primary school is rated as good in the most recent Ofsted report and can accommodate approximately 120 children. Haywards Heath mainline station with connections to the city is approximately 4 miles away.
