Trinity Road, Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6

Superb Grade II listed conversion with elegant contemporary interiors.

Description

A beautifully reimagined Grade II listed C19th coach house in the heart of Hurstpierpoint, this refined conversion blends contemporary design with the character and craftsmanship of the original building. Old Coach House was acquired by the current owners in 2013 and thoughtfully transformed into an elegant home, retaining its historic structure while introducing carefully judged modern comforts.

Constructed within the existing timber framed shell, this clever conversion has been shaped around the original fabric so that old and new sit comfortably alongside one another. Oak flooring runs throughout much of the house, giving the interiors warmth and quality, while a clever combination of single and double height spaces enhances the sense of light and volume; all ground floor rooms have garden access, creating an excellent flow between the inside and out.

The house offers versatile reception space. The entrance hall sets the scene, and has practical built-in storage; lying to the south is a reception room, currently used as an office, with a wood burning stove, French doors to the garden and cellar access. Behind is a utility room, with space for laundry appliances and a built-in fridge/freezer.

The open plan kitchen/dining room occupies the central portion of the property. The kitchen has solid oak worktops over sleek white cabinets, and fitted appliances including a gas hob, two ovens (one combi), a dishwasher and a fridge/freezer. The dining room is a striking double height area, which provides display space and shelving, and a stable door to the garden.

A pocket door opens to a versatile room currently used as a sitting room, but with potential to be used a ground floor bedroom with en suite shower room; it has French doors to the garden and a deep storage cupboard.

Two staircases sit at either end of the building. The front stair rises from the main entrance, and leads to bedrooms one and three; bedroom one has fitted storage, and there is a deep wardrobe on the landing, which also leads to a shower room with a pair of basins and a walk-in shower. The rear stair is concealed within bespoke cabinetry, and leads up to bedroom two and its en suite bathroom, and also the mezzanine, which could be used as study area or play room.

Outside
Off street parking is provided on a cobbled driveway, with practical storage set discreetly to the side, and although the property is situated is the heart of the village, it is well-screened from the road.

The fully enclosed, part walled west-facing garden is set behind an electronically operated gate. Like the house, the garden has been beautifully reimagined, creating a property that is as considered and characterful outside as it is within. Wisteria softens the recently repainted timber weatherboarding, flint and red brick elevations, and the garden has been planted with seasonally chosen varieties and mature trees, with a central lawn. There are distinct seating and play areas, and a built-in barbecue, making it ideal for both family life and entertaining.

Agent’s Notes
1. Some pendant light fittings may be available by negotiation.
2. The shelving and media units in the sitting room/bedroom four, and the raised beds, plants and pots in the garden and throughout the house are not included in the sale.

Location

Situated in a conservation area in Hurstpierpoint, a popular and picturesque Sussex village surrounded by beautiful countryside, just outside the boundary of the South Downs National Park. Hurstpierpoint has a good range of local amenities including some lovely boutiques, cafes and restaurants, pubs, a microbrewery, a butcher and a theatre. Further shops and services can be found in the neighbouring village of Hassocks (two miles) and more comprehensive shopping is found at Burgess Hill (three miles), Haywards Heath (6.5 miles), Brighton (nine miles) and Lewes (10 miles).

There are many leisure activities available locally, with walks across the South Downs, local clubs for football, rugby, cricket and theatre; across Sussex, activities include show jumping at Hickstead, sailing at Ardingly and golf at one of the many courses across the county.

Spa and country house hotels include Ockenden Manor, Alexander House, Ashdown Park, Gravetye Manor and South Lodge. Sussex offers a vibrant cultural scene, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne, theatre at Royal Tunbridge Wells and the historic County town of Lewes, and the annual Brighton Festival presenting a huge programme of theatre, dance, classical music and literary events.

Transport links are excellent, with frequent services to London from Hassocks station (1.7 miles, London Bridge/London Victoria from 56 minutes). The A23/M23 is readily accessed to the west of the village (Gatwick airport 20 miles, M25 J7 30 miles).

There is a good selection of highly regarded state and independent schools in the area including St Lawrence CEP School, Downlands Community College, Hurstpierpoint College (a 15-minute walk), Burgess Hill School, Brighton College and Lewes Old Grammar.

Square Footage: 2,185 sq ft



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What3words: forever.cools.indoor

Additional Info

Services: Gas-fired central heating. All mains services.
Broadband: FTTP.

Outgoings: Mid Sussex District Council, . Council tax band E.

Photographs taken: April 2026.

Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Savills on .
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