An attractive end of terrace home located in the corner of a popular cul de sac on the sought after Worsted Farm estate. The property benefits from a refitted bathroom, south facing garden and no onward chain.
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The Dell, East Grinstead
An attractive end of terrace home located in the corner of a popular cul de sac on the sought after Worsted Farm estate. The property benefits from a refitted bathroom, south facing garden and no onward chain.
We love this fantastic home ideally located on the ever popular Worsted Farm estate and believe that it will appeal to both first time buyers and rental investors. The front door opens into a spacious sitting/dining room with wooden flooring running throughout, stairs rising to the first floor and plenty of room for sofas and a dining table and chairs. The kitchen sits at the rear of the property and boasts a range of base and eye level storage units, space for white goods and an integrated BOSCH dishwasher. There is a door to the rear garden. On the first floor there are two good sized double bedroom and a recently refitted bathroom with a corner bath with shower over.
Outside, to the front there is allocated parking and the south facing rear garden comprises patio seating area and a raised shingle terrace.
LOCATION East Grinstead has been recently rated in the top 10 most desirable market towns to live. Needless to say there is plenty on offer to local residents. The picturesque High Street boasts a number of historic buildings which provide the town with a wealth of character. There are a host of chain and local independent shops. The recently opened London Road Bar and Grill has become an instant hit and the Tapas Restaurant, La Farola, is still a popular meeting point.
The station can be located within a short walk. The town is located at the end of the line so you will never fail to secure a seat. There are regular services into London Bridge and Victoria. The M23 can be accessed at Copthorne and the M25 at Godstone, both are within a short drive. This means that Gatwick Airport, London and Brighton are all really accessible by car.
There are a number of popular primary and secondary schools and the town also enjoys a variety of excellent entertainment at the Chequer Mead Theatre and Arts Centre. There is a leisure centre and playing fields in the centre of the town which is complimented by Chartham Park which is great for golf and gym enthusiasts.
For those seeking outdoor activities, the town is surrounded by lovely countryside with the glorious Ashdown Forest and Weirwood Reservoir for sailing enthusiasts. The Bluebell Railway connects through from East Grinstead station with services running to Horsted Keynes and Sheffield Park.
