Wyvern Way, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 0GA

REF MG1259

From the moment you step inside, this feels like a home that’s been well cared for and enjoyed; a place made for both everyday family life and those moments with friends. Tucked within a modern development, it offers the best of both worlds: greenery just around the corner, with great transport links close by when you need them.

The heart of the house and my favourite room is the triple-aspect kitchen/diner. A bright, welcoming space that makes cooking and entertaining easy. There’s plenty of work surface prep space, ample storage, integrated appliances, and the perfect spot for a dining table. The sitting room works just as well, with light pouring in from the front and French doors opening to the garden at the rear. A cloakroom and useful understairs cupboard complete the ground floor. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom has built-in wardrobes and its own en-suite, while the others are flexible to suit your needs, whether that’s children’s rooms, a guest room, or a quiet spot to work from home.

Outside, the garden is private and secure, with a decked area that’s just right for a table and chairs.  There is also useful side access to the garage, complete with power and light, plus driveway parking in front for at least two cars, along with an EV charger.

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

The local area.

Situated on the sought-after Kings Weald development, this location offers the perfect blend of modern living, community facilities and green spaces to explore and enjoy. At its heart is a vibrant community hub with a purpose-built centre, while families will love the play areas and multi-use games court. Everyday convenience is close at hand too, with a Co-op food store right on your doorstep. Kings Weald has been designed with nature in mind. Landscaped parks, walking routes and nature ponds create plenty of space to relax outdoors, and the wider town is investing in improved walking and cycling links to make getting around even easier.

On the western side of the development, you’re within a mile of both Wivelsfield and Burgess Hill stations on the London to Brighton line, perfect for reaching the city in under an hour. Well-regarded schools are close by, including Burgess Hill Academy and St Paul’s Catholic College for secondary, while Oak Tree Primary (formerly Manor Field) is within walking distance. Head out along Kings Way onto Folders Lane and in moments you’re at Ditchling Common Nature Reserve, a favourite with dog walkers. To the south lies the picturesque village of Ditchling, while east leads to Plumpton and the B2112 north towards Wivelsfield Green and Haywards Heath.