Hassocks Road, Hurstpierpoint

A well-presented detached property boasting versatile accommodation, set in an enviable location just a short walk from the mainline station with southerly views over the neighbouring South Downs National Park

Hurstpierpoint is a vibrant village with a bustling High Street including a greengrocers, deli, butchers, post office, 4 restaurants, 3 public houses and a church. The larger village of Hassocks with its mainline train station provides regular rail services to London. There are also a range of revered state and private schools locally.

Situated in an enviable location within the village, skirting the South Downs National Park and just a short walk from the mainline train station, this wonderful property offers flexibility with spacious accommodation arranged over two floors. Reception space is plentiful with a large kitchen/family room running front to back and streaming with light looking out of the beautifully landscaped gardens. The large kitchen is perfect for family living with granite worksurfaces and a range of fitted appliances along with the benefit of a door through to the useful utility/store where there is space and plumbing for further appliances. The large sitting room with focal fireplace and bedroom 4/study also resides at the back of the house with doors opening out onto the rear garden. Flexibility comes in the form of two ground floor double bedrooms, in its current formation, both benefiting from a selection of fitted wardrobe cupboards. These are serviced by a fully tiled bathroom with both a bath and a separate shower. Stairs lead to the first floor where the sizable principal bedroom resides. The Juliet balcony provides glorious southerly views over the garden and towards the South Downs and the bedroom is serviced by an en-suite shower room. Adjoining the ‘Danny Estate’, the private rear garden is a great space to entertain or relax with the decked terrace looking out towards the South Downs. Manicured lawns are bordered on either side by colourful well stocked beds leading to a coppice area flooded with wildflowers. External storage is plentiful with a range of timber sheds along with a manageable kitchen garden comprising a greenhouse and wild flower garden. The driveway at the front of the property provides off street parking for several cars and access to the useful utility/store.


KITCHEN
Shaker style wall and base units
Inset stainless steel sink
Space for gas range cooker
Modern extractor fan over
Integrated ‘Miele’ dishwasher
Integrated wine cooler
Space for fridge freezer
Space for fridge
Tiled floor


BATHROOMS

Family Bathroom
Panelled bath with hand shower attachment
Fully tiled shower cubicle with wall mounted shower and glazed door
Low level w.c. suite
Vanity unit with two inset sinks and a selection of cupboards and drawers under

Principal Bedroom En-Suite Shower Room
Fully tiled shower cubicle with wall mounted shower and glazed door
Low level w.c. suite with concealed cistern
Vanity unit with modern free standing wash hand basin and selection of cupboards and drawers


SPECIFICATION
Wall mounted ‘Worcester’ gas fired boiler located in the kitchen
Flexible accommodation over two floors
Further fenced coppice area
Wonderfully landscaped south facing rear garden
Southerly views toward the South Downs
Fitted and plumbed jacuzzi bath
Off street parking
Useful utility/store with space and plumbing for further appliances
E.V. charging point


EXTERNAL
The property is approached over a tarmacadam driveway with parking for several cars and access to the useful utility/store. There is also the benefit of an electric vehicle charging point. Side access to the rear garden is via a timber gate where a sizable decked and paved terrace adjoins the rear of the property. The terrace houses a ‘jacuzzi’ to one side with a raised ornamental pond on the other. Manicured lawn extends down the garden with well stocked curved beds either side. External storage is plentiful with two timber garden sheds along with a manageable kitchen garden comprising a greenhouse and vegetable beds.  A timber gate separates the garden from a further coppice area with a range of mature trees and wildflowers.