South Rough, Newick

Set at the end of a quiet no-through road in the heart of Newick, this well-presented four-bedroom detached home offers 1,449 sq ft of flexible accommodation, ideal for modern family life and village living. The house features a bright double-aspect sitting room with wood-burning stove and garden access, a generous kitchen dining room, three double bedrooms upstairs, and a versatile ground-floor bedroom or additional living space, all just a two-minute walk from the village’s excellent primary school.

Welcome Home... - Set at the end of a very quiet no-through road in the heart of Newick, this well-presented four-bedroom detached home offers impressive flexibility and generous living space, ideal for modern family life and anyone seeking a quintessential village lifestyle.

The house extends to 1,449 sq ft and is arranged around a bright double-aspect living room with wood-burning stove and doors opening directly onto the private garden. A spacious kitchen dining room provides ample room for family meals and entertaining, with direct access outside. Upstairs are three well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom, while a fourth bedroom sits within a highly adaptable ground-floor wing, offering the flexibility of a fifth bedroom. A particular bonus is its location just a two-minute walk from the village’s excellent primary school.

The Annexe - A key feature of the property is the self-contained annexe, which can be used either as part of the main house or as a separate living space. It has its own private entrance, internal access, kitchen facilities and a shower room. The living area is versatile and could also be used as a fifth bedroom or children’s playroom. The annexe is ideal for extended family living, older children seeking independence, home working or guest accommodation.

Step Outside - Outside, the property enjoys a wide driveway providing parking for several vehicles and potential to add a garage, subject to consent. The rear garden is a particular highlight, featuring a large Indian sandstone terrace and a flat, secluded lawn bordered by mature planting, creating a private and family friendly setting that enjoys sunlight throughout the day.

A versatile and thoughtfully arranged home in a peaceful village location, offering both immediate comfort and future potential.

Newick Life.... - From the house, Newick High Street is around a five minute walk, placing the village’s many amenities comfortably within reach. Newick is a particularly attractive Sussex village, prized for its strong community spirit and the quality of everyday life it offers. The village centres around a lively High Street with three welcoming pubs, The Crown, The Bull and The Royal Oak, each well supported by locals. The much loved Newick Tandoori draws diners from further afield, while the Cottage Bakery is a daily favourite for its freshly baked bread and pastries, produced on site in its original oven. The Pantry coffee shop is a popular daytime hub, known for excellent coffee, relaxed lunches and homemade cakes, and is a natural meeting place for friends and family.

Practical amenities are equally well provided for, with two well stocked village stores, one of which also serves as the post office, along with a doctors surgery and pharmacy, making day to day living easy and convenient.

Village life in Newick is defined by its sense of togetherness. The outstanding village school and pre school attract young families, while a wide range of clubs, societies and social events ensure there is something for all ages. The village hall is at the heart of this activity, hosting everything from local groups to productions by the village’s own amateur dramatic society. Sport and outdoor life are woven into the fabric of the community, with active rugby and cricket clubs and a thriving sports field complete with pavilion, licensed bar and children’s play area. On summer evenings the fields come alive with cricket practice, picnics and relaxed gatherings, while the annual Newick Bonfire remains a much anticipated event that draws visitors from across Sussex and highlights the village’s warm, welcoming character.

Newick is well positioned for access to nearby towns and transport links. Haywards Heath is approximately nine miles away and offers a mainline railway station with fast services to London and the south coast. Uckfield lies around seven miles to the east, providing further shopping, leisure facilities and rail connections, while the historic county town of Lewes is roughly eight miles away and offers an excellent range of independent shops, restaurants and cultural attractions.

Road links are convenient, with easy access to the A272 and A26, allowing straightforward travel across Sussex and beyond. This combination of village setting and strong local connectivity makes Newick particularly appealing for those seeking a balance between rural life and accessibility.

The Specifics - Tenure: Freehold
Title Number: ESX262826
Local Authority: Lewes District Council
Council Tax Band: F
Plot Size: 0.15 acres
Available Broadband Speed: Ultrafast Fibre

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