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This splendid 1930s detached house has been extended to the rear and offers well proportioned reception rooms with plenty of natural light throughout.

The accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall and includes two main ground floor reception rooms, both with fireplaces, while the dining room has a large bay window to the front. French doors open from the sitting room into the family room, with its panoramic windows looking out across the west-facing garden and a door that opens to the paved terrace. The kitchen and breakfast room has fitted units to base and wall level, as well as modern, integrated Siemens appliances, including a double oven, a microwave, a hob with an extractor hood and a dishwasher. The adjoining utility room provides further space for household appliances.

There is one bathroom on the ground floor, while the first floor has the family bathroom. Also on the first floor are three well proportioned double bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as an office.

Outside

At the front of the property there is a blockpaved driveway, providing parking for one vehicle, while the integrated garage provides further parking or home storage space. The front garden includes a variety of shrubs while to the rear there is a good-size and mature garden enjoying an all day sunny aspect with paved terracing, an area of lawn and well stocked border flowerbeds with a number of established shrubs. There is also a large timber framed garden store with power and light and a good size greenhouse.

Agent's note: There is a substantial insulated loft space with excellent head height providing quite substantial storage. Many of the similar style houses in Chancellors Park have been extended and, subject to all the necessary planning consents, one could potentially make no. 33 a larger family home.

Situation

The property is situated in a superb position in the sought-after village of Hassocks, at the foot of the South Downs and surrounded by magnificent rolling countryside. The village offers a range of shops, restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities, while schooling includes the outstanding-rated Hassocks Infant School and for secondary, Downlands Community School.

The vibrant and bustling coastal city of Brighton and Hove is approximately eight miles to the south, whilst the historic and county town of Lewes is also around eight miles. There is a mainline train service from Hassocks (56 minutes to London Victoria), while by road, the A23 provides routes towards Gatwick Airport, the M23 and London beyond.

Directions

From Lewes, take the A2029/Offham Road away from the town centre, and join the A275 heading towards Chailey and East Grinstead. After a mile, turn left onto the B2116 and continue for six and three quarter miles. In the centre of Hassocks, turn right onto Chancellor's Park where the property will be in the left-hand side.