Chanctonbury Way, Southgate, Crawley

This is an excellent four bedroom detached family home ideally located on one of Crawley’s premier roads. This property will appeal to buyers looking for great living space and a lovely south facing garden, within walking distance of the town centre and mainline railway station. The front door opens into an entrance porch which provides plenty of space to hang coats and store shoes. There is a cloakroom off the hallway which gives access to the double garage. The contemporary kitchen is perfectly position in the middle of the home and boasts a range of storage units, range cooker, integrated dishwasher and space for an American style fridge freezer. It opens into a wonderful dining/family room which has a gas stove, space for a large dining table and doors opening to the rear garden. The reception space is completed by a light and airy L shaped sitting room. On the first floor, there are four good sized bedrooms with the double aspect master benefiting from an ensuite shower room. A family bathroom completes the accommodation.

Outside, to the front a driveway leads to the garage and provides parking for a number of vehicles. The sunny, south facing rear garden comprises patio seating area giving over to an expanse of lawn with mature borders. There is also a raised decked area, a greenhouse and a wooden shed in the far corner.

LOCATION Crawley is a popular location, thanks to excellent commuter links and a vast selection of things to do. Crawley consists of fourteen residential neighbourhoods, including Three Bridges, Maidenbower, Ifield and the newest area Forge Wood. Whether your priority is rail access, shopping or a place to walk, there is an area in Crawley to suit your needs. The M23 and Gatwick Airport are close by, with strong rail links to London and Brighton running regularly from Three Bridges, Ifield, Crawley & Gatwick stations. The town boasts excellent Metro bus services which provide easy access to the town and airport throughout the day, as well as into the night. If you enjoy shopping, Crawley’s high street wont disappoint; lined with shops, the town centre is also home to The County Mall which opens late every Thursday. From quirky, out-of-town pubs to chain restaurants, there is a lot of choice when it comes to places to eat. For something a little more relaxed, Tilgate Park is the perfect setting for a day out, with plenty of greenery as well as a lake, nature centre, Go Ape activity course and family restaurant.