Golden Hill, Burgess Hill

DESCRIPTION This family home in Golden Hill is prefect for many reasons and will appeal to a wide range of buyers. Don’t be fooled into thinking a mid-terrace home might not given you the space you need, the rooms here are excellently proportioned and there is great potential for a buyer. The entrance hall is particularly spacious and allows scope for the layout to be changed if required. Currently, the sitting room spans the width of the rear and the kitchen is located to the front. One potential option could be to convert the integral garage into a kitchen/diner. Measuring 17 x 7’11 this would probably form the hub of the home and be a great space to entertain in. The current kitchen could then be a study or even a playroom. We like the fact the sitting room overlooks the rear and provides access to the garden. Off the entrance hall the cloakroom is big enough to accommodate a washing machine and tumble dryer. All of the bedrooms on the first floor are a good size, with bedrooms one and two at the rear and bedroom three and the bathroom are to the front.

The rear garden enjoys a favoured westerly aspect and therefore benefits from plenty of daylight sun. Enclosed by fencing and with a shed at the far end, there is a gate which leads you to the parking of Swann Close which for a mid-terrace home, is perfect as it removes the need to bring gardening equipment through the house. There is a drive in front of the garage for off road parking and Golden Hill itself provides plenty of unrestricted parking.

LOCATION We think the location of this home in Golden Hill is excellent and will be a major attraction for buyers. A quiet residential road only used by residents to Golden Hill, Johnson Drive and the no through section of Kings Way, Golden Hill can be found where Cants Lane meets Kings Way.
There are a good range of nurseries and primary schools in the local area, with Burgess Hill Academy or St Paul’s Catholic College being the choice for secondary schools. Manor Field Primary is within a mile. Close by to Manor Field is Wivelsfield station with its mainline connections to Brighton, London Bridge and Victoria in under an hour – perfect for commuters. Follow nearby Kings Way onto Folders Lane and within a few moments, you can be out in the countryside at Ditchling Common Nature Reserve – a firm favourite with dog walkers or head south towards the village of Ditchling. If you head east, you’ll end up at Plumpton. The B2112 takes you north towards Wivelsfield Green and Haywards Heath. 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.