Cross Lane, Findon Village, West Sussex, BN14

An opportunity to acquire this unique circa 1880 detached property situated in the very heart of this Downland village, offering versatile, well appointed accommodation, with features including a Downland view and a south westerly courtyard style rear garden. A viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the property.



The sheltered entrance has stable style front door to entrance lobby and refitted ground floor cloakroom, whilst the entrance hall has walnut style flooring, stairs leading to the first floor and gives access to all the ground floor principal rooms. The lounge has fireplace with point for gas fire, the dining room has westerly double glazed French doors to the rear garden and walnut style flooring. The third reception room/bedroom three enjoys a double aspect and arched alcove. The kitchen/diner has walnut style flooring, kitchen area with fitted units and wooden work surfaces, the dining area has built in storage, a triple aspect and double glazed French doors, being westerly facing and leading to the rear garden.

To the first floor, the galleried landing has a westerly aspect window with view towards Church Hill, gives access to ample eaves storage space, small loft space and two double bedrooms with fitted storage and fitted Mitsubishi heating and air conditioning units. In addition, there is a modern fitted bathroom/WC with white suite and fitted separate shower cubicle, fully tiled walls and built in storage.

Outside, to the front there is block paved off road parking and additional parking to the side, there is a side storage shed and a gate to the south and westerly facing rear garden, being mainly paved for ease of maintenance with raised borders, wooden decked area with garden shed, bar and built in barbeque, decked area with space for hot tub and AstroTurf seating area.

Council Tax Band E

The property is situated in this charming Downland village with its popular range of local shops, which include a well supported post office/general store, public houses and restaurants and also being convenient for Downland scenic countryside walks and cycle rides. Findon also hosts the hugely popular annual Findon Sheep Fair, which has been taking place for approx. 250 years on Nepcote Green. The historic hill fort of Cissbury Ring with its far reaching views is close by. Findon Village provides easy access to the A24 and A27 for London and coastal routes. Worthing town centre with its excellent range of bars, shops and restaurants can be found approximately four and a half miles distant. The village also has its own primary school and a number of private schools can be found within reach. Worthing enjoys excellent recreational facilities including Worthing Leisure Centre, the David Lloyd fitness centre and two well regarded golf courses.