Batts Lane, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20

A handsome period house (not ‘Listed’) of approx 2,850 sqft with a charming interior and lovely garden. Prime edge of village location off a private lane - access to glorious walks.

- 4 Living Rooms
- 24ft Kitchen/Family Room
- Principal Bedroom Suite
- 3 Further Bedrooms
- Garage and Parking
- Landscaped Garden
- No ongoing chain

Description
A classic period village property well set in a prime edge of village cul-de-sac (semi-rural lane) – with good access to a wide range of village amenities, including a mainline station (London Victoria 80 mins), primary school, supermarkets and many local country walks.

The ground floor offers extensive living/entertaining space with 4 living rooms plus a wonderful 24ft kitchen/dining room which leads out to a lovely garden with glimpse views south towards the Downs. Integral garage and parking space.
With lots of period character and charm the property offers useful of space to work from home or space for recreation/ hobbies etc.

Accommodation
A front terrace with an old stone wall, splendid climbing rose and a brick and stone paved terrace with porch to:

Entrance Hall: With a good range of coat/storage cupboards.

Cloakroom: WC, wash basin and extractor fan.

Dining Room: 19’9 (6.03) A handsome well-appointed room with a substantial inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove. Views to the south and west. Doors to the hall and kitchen.

Drawing Room: 19’9 (6.02) A spacious room with a fireplace / brick surround and an extensive range of bookshelves and cupboards. Double doors to the rear open to:

Sitting Room : A useful additional living room which in turn leads into the study. Doors to the kitchen, garage, rear garden and :
Study: 14’ x 8’3 (4.20 x 2.51m) Well situated to the rear overlooking the main garden and fitted with a wall of bookshelves and cupboards.

Kitchen/Family Room: 24’5 (7.45m) This is an outstanding feature of the property with views to and glazed double doors out to the main garden. Well arranged with spacious dining area. Impressive range of wall and floor units with a central Lacanche electric range and extractor hood. Twin sink unit, built-in fridge and freezer, dishwasher, wine chiller and pan drawers and pull-out dry store cupboard. Limestone tiled floor. Doors to the hall, playroom and drawing room.

Double Garage: 23’5 x 18’2 (7.12 x 5.56m) With an integral side door from the sitting room and a remote controlled up /over door. Gas fired boiler and hot water tank. Light and power points. Glazed double doors to the garden. To the rear there is a:
Utility Room: With two sink units under a work top, plumbing and space for washing machinery, tiled floor and storage space.
First Floor
Landing: Airing cupboard with shelves and a radiator. Hatch to a loft.
Principal Bedroom: 24’7 (7.51) Another impressive room with fine views over the garden with the Downs in the distance. Extensive range of full height wardrobes and cupboards. Door to:

En-Suite Bathroom: Panelled bath with shower attachment. Shower cubicle, twin wash hand basins in a vanity unit with cupboards under. WC. Side window, heated towel rail and door to the landing.

Bedroom 2: 12’3 x 10’3 (3.74 x 3.13m) Views to the front, twin wardrobes and a cupboards with shelves.

Bedroom 3: 11’1 x 9’10 (3.39 x 3.02m) With similar outlook, twin wardrobes and bookshelves.

Bedroom 4: 9’10 x 7’3 (2.99 x 2.21m) Views over the front garden. High level cupboards.

Family Bathroom: Panelled bath with shower attachment and screen. Wash hand basin and WC. Views over the garden. Linen cupboard.
Outside
Front Garden: The house is set back behind an old stone wall with some fine mature climbing roses and parking space in front.

Rear (Main) Garden: A lovely feature of this elegant property – open to the south and arranged with different areas of interest whilst enjoying some elevated views south to the Downs. A flagstone terrace out from the house provides a charming ‘al fresco’ dining area under a mature magnolia tree. Steps lead up to a raised and paved terrace bordered by mature shrubs and trees…leading down to a lawn also screened by trees and a fine array of shrubs including camellia. There are elevated views to the Downs.
Flood Risk: According to the Gov.uk flood website there is very low risk of flooding or surface water and ground water in unlikely
Boadband: According to Ofcom website checker there is standard, superfast and ultrafast available up to 1800 mbps
Mobile Phone: According to Ofcom website checker all networks have good coverage.
Covenants: Please contact agency if you have any questions regarding covenants.
General
Services
Mains water, gas and electricity supply.
Gas fired heating.

Local Authority
Horsham District Council

Council Tax
Council Tax : Band G - £4,001.37

Guide Price / Tenure
£875,000 Freehold
Pulborough Office
Burberry House, 143 Lower Street,
Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 2BX


Associate London Office
121 Park lane,
London W1K 7AG




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