Turners Hill Road, Crawley Down, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10

Guide Price £795,000-£825,000. An attractive 1930’s detached period house that has undergone a full refurbishment set back from the road in a private lane..

Description

Sunnymead is an attractive character built house that has undergone a full refurbishment to a very high standard making it a very stylish home. Features include a stunning open plan kitchen and dining room overlooking the garden as well as two reception rooms and a downstairs office or bedroom.

The house is approached through a generous hallway with beautiful Victorian style floor tiles. Leading off the hallway to the front of the house, there is a living room currently used as a snug with dual aspect windows, engineered wood flooring and plantation shutters. The kitchen and dining room is the real show stopper in Sunnymead with contemporary bifold doors leading onto the garden terrace with beautiful flooring and stylish architectural details. Flowing off the dining area is another reception room again beautifully finished with the same porcelain tiled parquet flooring flowing through with a working wood burner for those cosy winter evenings. The kitchen is fitted with a range of solid wood units and built in appliances. There is a bedroom on the ground floor, currently used as a home office which could lend itself to a wide range of options such as an annex or treatment room. There is also a shower room adjacent to this room and with its own access, provides fantastic versatility for a number of uses. There are several cupboards off the hallway and a larger than average downstairs boot room for storing away shoes and coats. The flooring in the hallway, kitchen, dining room and lounge all have under floor heating.

Upstairs, bedroom one and two both have built in wardrobes with attractive wood panelling detail on their feature walls. Bedroom three is located to the rear of the house with views over the garden. The beautifully appointed bathroom has been fitted with very high quality fittings making it a very elegant & relaxing space.

Sunnymead has Planning permission granted for a first floor extension to create a fourth bedroom with en suite facilities. (Planning reference number DM/25/0220). There is also a large loft space which could also be converted and utilised as additional bedroom (subject to planning).

Outside to the front of the property is parking for several cars and a timber built double garage/workshop. Behind this, there are two additional storage sheds. The rear garden has a large patio flowing directly off of the kitchen, dining area making it a great space for outdoor entertaining. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with several specimen trees and shrubs.

Location

Nestled on the border of West Sussex and Surrey, Crawley Down offers a fantastic blend of peaceful village life with excellent connectivity. This location is a highly sought-after choice for those looking for a strong sense of community, good schools, and superb transport links without the hustle and bustle of a larger town.

The village itself boasts a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, centered around its local amenities. You'll find a range of convenient shops, traditional pubs, and local eateries that serve as social hubs for residents. The village is well-known for its active community, with various clubs and events that bring people together, creating a real sense of belonging.

For families, the well-regarded Crawley Down Village C of E Primary School is a key feature, and there are a number of other reputable state and independent schools in the surrounding area, including Imberhorne School for secondary students.

Crawley Down's geographical position is a major draw for commuters and frequent travelers. It provides easy access to major road networks, including the M23 and M25, making journeys to London, Brighton, and the coast straightforward. The village is also ideally situated for Gatwick Airport, which is just a short drive away. For rail travel, nearby stations at Three Bridges and East Grinstead offer fast and direct services to central London, making the daily commute highly manageable.

The village is also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with the Worth Way, a former railway line, providing a scenic seven-mile route for walking, cycling, and horse riding between Crawley and East Grinstead. It also provides a direct route to East Grinstead train station for those commuting. This unique blend of a close-knit community and exceptional connectivity makes Crawley Down a superb place to call home.

Square Footage: 1,692 sq ft