A modern three bedroom end of terrace family home occupying a pleasant corner plot with off street parking. Conveniently situated within walking distance of the town centre, local schools, shops and mainline railway station.

This stunning home was constructed approximately twenty years ago by a well-regarded local developer, the property offers well balanced accommodation arranged over two floors. The open plan kitchen/dining area forms the heart of the home, with doors opening to the garden and providing a practical space for everyday living.

The property is entered via an entrance lobby with the staircase rising to the first floor, the main living area is open plan, double aspect and made up of a generous size sitting room which continues through to a dining area, which has a set of French doors opening to the rear garden. A well equipped kitchen is found to one side, fitted with a matching range of units with integrated appliances.  The cloakroom is found off the sitting room.

The first floor provides a spacious landing, three spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom comprising a modern white suite and enclosed bath.

Outside, the front of the property is approached via a pathway and sits behind a manicured green.  The off street parking space is accessed to the rear. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, enclosed by close board fencing and enjoys a good degree of seclusion.

EPC: C

Mains gas and mains drainage

Park view road is set within a short walk of the leisure centre, local primary school, community 6th Form College, Buxted Park/open countryside. There is a small parade of shops also within walking distance offering day-to-day conveniences including Tesco Express with a more comprehensive range of shopping facilities available in Uckfield High Street which also boasts a wide variety of bars and restaurants, together with a railway station offering services to London/direct line to London Bridge (Uckfield station to London Bridge 1hr 10mins). The nearby A272 offers swift vehicular access to Haywards Heath, which also offers a fast and regular commuter train service to London (Victoria/London Bridge both approx. 47 minutes). Additionally, there is good access to the motorway network A/M23 (approximately 18/19 miles). The picturesque Ashdown Forest, the inspiration behind A.A Milne’s Winnie The Pooh books can be found to the north of Nutley village and these fine open areas offer extensive walking and riding