Park Crescent, Forest Row, RH18

VIEWINGS COMMENCE FROM TUESDAY 15TH JULY. An individual detached bungalow standing in an elevated position on a good sized mature plot at the end of Park Crescent. The popular village of Forest Row lies on the East/West Sussex border on the northern fringe of Ashdown Forest with its 6,400 acres of heath/woodland. Forest Row has a wide range of local shops, specialist stores, cafes and restaurants, and benefits from regular bus services to East Grinstead, Crawley and Tunbridge Wells offering more extensive shopping and rail services to London. Gatwick Airport/Station and the M23 motorway are within eighteen miles. The bungalow has a broad sheltered front porch opening in to the hallway with parquet flooring. The interior is light and well arranged with flexible accommodation. Planning was previously obtained (now lapsed) to enlarge into the loft space which is insulated and part boarded. Currently the interior is arranged as two/three bedrooms, two of which have fitted cupboards and enjoy the countryside views. There is a re-fitted bathroom with modern white suite of hand basin, w.c. suite and panelled bath with an overhead shower. Triple aspect lounge has doors opening to the rear garden, multi fuel stove fitted. There is a light well fitted kitchen/breakfast room, with a good range of base and wall cupboards, drawers, and granite worktops, which then opens into the breakfast area overlooking the garden, with a door to the south west facing paved terrace . The dining room/bedroom 3 has a walkway through to the lounge, currently used as a useful store cupboard, and doors into the conservatory. The gardens are a feature of the bungalow opening out behind the property which is laid to lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and trees providing a good deal of seclusion, and extends in all to over 0.2 of an acre. There is a detached brick built garden studio which is wired for wi-fi, alarmed and has light, power and heating suitable for a home office, and is sited at the top of the garden where there are lovely countryside views to local farmland, including Tablehurst, between the village and Ashurst Wood. There are further patios and seating areas offering the country outlook. The gardens are a feature of the bungalow opening out to the rear predominantly laid to lawn with stone walling, apple trees, greenhouse, pond and mature boundary hedging creating privacy. In addition there is a pleasant front garden, a detached garage/workshop with light and power and driveway parking in front, a log store a covered workbench behind the summerhouse, and a coal bunker. The bungalow has gas fired central heating, original wooden doors throughout, a mixture of double glazed windows and original Crittall windows, burglar alarm system and has retained its original Forest Rights.

Garden

The plot extends to over one fifth of an acre with mature hedges creating privacy