Leyton Lea, Cuckfield

DESCRIPTION
Built in the early 1970's, this cul de sac of all detached neo Georgian styled family houses are always extremely popular and valuable, offering excellent spacious living accommodation and generous double bedrooms with ensuite to master, family bathroom and a detached double garage. All this within a highly convenient central location that offers all the principal local amenities within easy walking distance. The property is double fronted under a shallow pitched hipped roof and red brick cavity elevations.

There is a portico storm porch protecting the front door and an ornate iron gate giving access between the garage and the house to the rear garden. The rooms fan out from the hallway which includes a staircase with deep storage cupboard under, cloakroom WC, 23ft living room with bay window to one end and open fireplace, a separate panelled dining room, a study with bow window, good size kitchen breakfast room with utility area and cupboard housing the Worcester gas boiler, upstairs, a bright landing has two deep storage cupboards and access to the loft. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes and ensuite bath/shower room, the other 3 bedrooms are all doubles, 2 with built in storage and a family bath/shower room.

Outside the gardens comprise an area of patio accessed from double doors from the living room, a wide area of neat lawn enclosed by evergreen hedging and ornamental trees. A pathway leads around the rear of the house connecting with the back door of the kitchen and beyond to the front garden through the wrought iron gate. The detached double garage has an up and over door, electricity point and lighting with personal door to the back. There is parking in front for a further two cars.

LOCATION
Situated just off the picturesque High Street, this no-through road of just 22 houses offers excellent convenience for local shopping, the primary and secondary schools, doctor's surgery with nearby access to the local park and woodland walks. Cuckfield is an ancient village with an interesting history that goes back 2 millennia revolving around the magnificent Holy Trinity church. There is a renown spa hotel, restaurants, hairdressers, antiques, gift shops and cafes among other shops and traders. The nearby town of Haywards Heath is 2.5 miles with a wider range of shops and supermarkets together with a leisure centre, sixth form college and a mainline railway station with Thames Link and Southern services to London from about 45 minutes. The A23 London to Brighton Road is 3.5 miles to the west linking quickly with Brighton, the coast, Gatwick international airport and the M25. Council band G.