REF MG1259

Guide Price £550,000-£570,000. Positioned just moments from Haywards Heath station, this beautifully presented Victorian semi combines period character with a layout that works effortlessly for modern family life. With excellent schools nearby and daily amenities within easy reach, 62 Queens Road is a home that balances charm, convenience and flexibility without compromise.

From the outset, it’s clear this is a property that has been carefully maintained and thoughtfully improved. Inside, classic Victorian features sit comfortably alongside modern updates. The front sitting room provides that character with high ceilings, sash windows and a striking fireplace creating a warm, inviting room for quieter evenings. Behind this, the former dining room has been repurposed as a snug, offering valuable flexibility equally suited as a playroom, home office or second reception.

The heart of the home is the extended kitchen, designed with everyday family life in mind. Flooded with natural light from its vaulted ceiling, Velux windows and French doors, it’s a sociable, practical space with generous storage, room for appliances and space for a table ideal for both busy mornings and relaxed entertaining.

The first floor offers two well-proportioned bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. The principal bedroom spans the width of the house and benefits from floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, while the second bedroom also features built-in storage. The loft conversion, completed in 2017, adds two further double bedrooms and a cloakroom with plumbing in place for a shower, creating a well-balanced layout with two bedrooms on each upper floor; ideal for families needing space now and flexibility for the future.

Outside, the south-easterly garden enjoys sunlight throughout the day and is thoughtfully arranged with patio, lawn and space for children to play. Two sheds provide excellent additional storage, while side access leads back to the brick paved driveway at the front. This is a home that works hard for modern family life while retaining the charm and character that make Victorian properties so enduringly popular all in one of Haywards Heath’s most convenient locations.

The property tenure is freehold and the council tax band C.

The local area.

One of the key features of this home is the excellent location. Turn left from your drive and you can be on the platform, coffee in hand, within 6 or 7 minutes. The London to Brighton line whisks you to London Victoria or London Bridge in under an hour, while trains to Brighton take less than twenty minutes.

Right by the station is Waitrose, and a little further along Perrymount Road you’ll find Haywards Heath’s bars and restaurants. Nearby schools include Lindfield Primary and Blackthorns, while for secondary, the choice is Oathall Community College, which also benefits from Pioneer Childcare. Just around the corner is Clair Park, home to a play area, wooded walks that are perfect for dog owners, and even cricket matches in the summer. And for those who enjoy a challenge, there’s a lively Parkrun every Saturday morning. Countryside escapes are never far away either, with National Trust favourites like Wakehurst Place, Nymans Gardens, and Sheffield Park all within easy reach. Pretty villages such as Lindfield, Cuckfield, Ardingly, and Wivelsfield Green surround the town, while Brighton lies just 15 miles to the south. A short drive north connects you to Crawley, Gatwick, and the A/M23.