Herons Lea, Copthorne, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10

A substantial four bedroom detached family home set within approximately 1.2 acres in the prestigious Domewood estate.

Description

This property offers a blend of light, spacious, and stylish living spaces with a range of high quality fittings. Notable features include underfloor heating on the ground floor and solar panels at the rear of the property. Upon entering through the generous reception hallway, you are greeted by a fabulous open-plan kitchen/breakfast room fitted with Tom Howley units and high-quality integrated appliances. Bi-folding doors provide seamless access to the gardens, while the open-plan dual aspect family room serves as a versatile space for dining, family activities, or a playroom.

The ground floor also features a sitting room with a feature inset fireplace, a utility room, a home office, and a cloakroom. Additionally, there are two double bedrooms, each equipped with contemporary en suite facility.

To the first floor, a generous open landing space with a floor-to-ceiling window overlooks the front gardens. Two further double bedrooms boast en suite dressing rooms and luxurious bathrooms. There is also a flexible additional room/study area with toilet facilities.

The rear of the property is complemented by secluded grounds featuring a well-maintained lawn, numerous trees, and shrubs. A terrace area is ideal for entertaining and leads to a large expanse of lawn. A versatile garden building with a living area, separate room, and shower room adds to the property's appeal, though it's important to note that it currently does not have planning for living accommodation. The property also includes side access to a hidden courtyard, providing a tranquil and secluded area.

To the front, an imposing in-and-out driveway offers ample parking and leads to the double garage, complete with light, power, and a useful games room/studio above.

Location

Woodpeckers is part of the exclusive, Domewood private estate, a sought-after area between Copthorne, Felbridge and East Grinstead.

The surrounding area is home to a number of beautiful parks and woodlands, including Tilgate Park and Standen Woods. Ashplats Wood is a tranquil spot with a cluster of tree-lined paths that lead into the grounds of East Court Mansion, the home of East Grinstead town council.

Copthorne and Felbridge offer village amenities. East Grinstead is on the Greenwich Meridian and has many historic buildings and is close to the glorious countryside of The Weald and Ashdown Forest plus the Forest Way and Worth Way linear Country Parks which follow disused railway lines and are part of the Sustrans national cycle network. The High Street contains one of the longest continuous runs of 14th-century timber-framed buildings in England plus Sackville College, an early 17th-century sandstone almshouse. The adjacent St Swithun's Church stands on the highest ground in the town and can be seen for many miles around. Ancient buildings are now home to a variety of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, including a historic coaching inn.

East Grinstead and Three Bridges railway stations provide commuter trains, including services to London Victoria, London Bridge, Gatwick, Peterborough, Horsham, Bedford and Brighton plus the option of a scenic rural jaunt on the Bluebell Railway - dependent upon your choice of station.

There is excellent road access to Gatwick Airport and the M23 & M25 for the wider motorway network, London and the south coast plus a great choice of schools in the area, both state and independent.

Please note, all timings and distances are approximate.

Square Footage: 3,991 sq ft