Malthouse Road, Crawley

Guide Price £335,000 – £350,000. We love the location of this fantastic character home; ideally located within easy walking distance of the town centre and mainline railway station.

The front door leads into a spacious family room with a feature fireplace, we like that two reception rooms are completely separate as oppose to some of the styles within the road that are open to each other. The second reception room is currently used as a sitting room and like the family room it also features a fireplace, stairs lead up to the first floor from this room and it also opens nicely into the kitchen. We are particularly fond of the kitchen as although its a galley style the current owners have maximised the worktop space on offer, there is a mixture of wall and base level storage cupboards as well as under-counter space for white goods. A lobby area connects the kitchen to a large pantry/utility cupboard, rear access and the modern family bathroom.

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms both benefit from feature fireplaces, leading off from the master bedroom is a large dressing room, we believe that this could be converted to create an upstairs bathroom should a buyer decide to do so.]

In our opinion the rear garden is a great size, it benefits from side access and it consists of a a paved area which gives over to a large area of lawn.

We understand that the property tenure is Freehold and that the Council Tax Band is Band C

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.

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