## GUIDE PRICE £875,000 TO £925,00##

An individually detached character home dating from the 1920s, occupying a highly regarded position in one of Hassocks’ most sought-after locations on the south side of the main shopping thoroughfare. The property enjoys far-reaching views towards the South Downs and offers tremendous potential to modernise and extend, subject to the usual planning consents. Homes in this avenue are rarely available, and the mainline station and village shops are all within a short walk.

Situated in a quiet residential road in the very heart of Hassocks, this detached four-bedroom family home offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property with genuine scope to improve, extend and personalise, all within one of the village’s most convenient locations.

The house itself is well balanced and full of natural light, with two generous reception rooms providing flexible living and entertaining space, alongside a spacious kitchen that lends itself perfectly to reconfiguration or modernisation. Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, making the layout ideal for growing families or buyers looking to future-proof their next move. While the property would benefit from updating, it has been priced to reflect this and presents an excellent chance to add value and create a home tailored to your own taste and requirements.

Externally, the property continues to impress. A private driveway provides off-street parking for two vehicles and leads to a single garage, while the large rear garden is a real standout feature offering ample space for outdoor entertaining, children’s play, or keen gardeners, with plenty of potential to landscape or extend (subject to the usual consents).

Clayton Avenue is particularly well regarded for its central yet peaceful setting. Hassocks mainline station is within easy reach, offering fast and direct links to London Victoria, London Bridge, Brighton and Gatwick Airport, making it ideal for commuters. The village high street is also just a short walk away, providing a range of independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities, along with well-regarded schools and attractive countryside walks nearby.

A characterful home in a prime village location, offering space, potential and lifestyle in equal measure.

## GUIDE PRICE £875,000 TO £925,00##

Interesting facts about Hassocks
. The opening of “Hassocks Gate” station on 21 September 1841 on the London–Brighton line effectively created modern Hassocks, turning a rural common into a commuter village.

. The village today has around 7,000 residents and sits just north of the South Downs, with quick rail links into both Brighton and London.

The village is known for its cherry-tree-lined avenues from 1930s developments, its twin windmills “Jack and Jill” nearby, and a cluster of independent shops, pubs and cafés that give it a distinctly buzzy feel for its size.

Hassocks Parish Council – Parish Centre, Adastra Park, Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6 8QH;
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