Views Path, Haywards Heath, RH16

Overview. This is an excellent family home and provides a good degree of flexibility to a potential buyer. There is plenty that we like, but in particular we are big fans of the entertaining space being at the back of the home and leading out to the landscaped garden. The kitchen benefits from plenty of wood work surface area with a breakfast bar and space for four stools. There is also space for an eight-ring hob and oven which fits perfectly within the chimney recess. There is an integrated dishwasher and washing machine, space for a fridge freezer and a really useful storage area. The tiled floor and butler style sink adds that country feel to the kitchen. Doors take you into a conservatory which measures the width of the house and is split into two areas; the first being the dining area which can accommodate a large dining table, whilst the other section could be an ideal playroom. The French doors from the dining room to the garden is perfect in the summer. The sitting room has stripped wooden floors and leads into the kitchen.

On the first floor bedrooms one and two overlook the rear garden, whilst the third bedroom and family bathroom look north and the elevated position provides a lovely view over Walnut Park and other neighbouring homes. The bathroom is modern and fresh, whilst bedroom three is ideal as a work from home office space. The garden has the benefit of a favoured southerly aspect and is perfectly set up for low maintenance and ease of use. The artificial grass complements the raised decking area and there is enclosed fencing which leads to the garage at the rear, whilst having side access to the front. The garage provides additional storage options if required and has a parking space in front.

The property tenure is freehold and the council tax band is D.

Location. Views Path offers buyers the rarity of no passing traffic coupled with the benefit of overlooking Walnut Park and views across other homes. Located off Beech Hill, just off Northlands Avenue which connects the south of the town on the A272, down to Gravelye Lane and into picturesque Lindfield. Local shopping facilities can be found on nearby Northlands Avenue, which includes a Tesco Express, Doctor Surgery and a pharmacy. One of our favourite pubs, The Snowdrop Inn is a half mile walk away. For a further range, you have the choice of Lindfield approximately 1.5 miles north, or a more extensive range in the centre of Haywards Heath. The Princess Royal Hospital is located at the top of Northlands Avenue and connects well with the new bypass road that takes you away from the town and provides access out onto the A/M23. Brighton can be found 15 miles to the south, whilst a short drive north takes you to Crawley and London Gatwick. The countryside is not far from your front door, National Trust facilities are located locally at Wakehurst Place and Nymans Gardens, with Sheffield Park less than 15 minutes by road.