Park House is believed to date from 1906 and has been sympathically refurbished, retaining features of the period throughout the property, combined with a contemporary finish. Fireplaces and a woodburning stove work alongside the ground source heat pump fueling the hot water and underfloor heating over the three floors, and heat recovery ventilation system, resulting in an impressive B energy rating. On entering you step into a light filled double height entrance hall that creates a welcoming first impression with elegant glass staircase. Leading off the entrance hall is the study and dining room with wood burning stove and views over the South Downs. The kitchen has been beautifully fitted with bespoke cabinetry, integrated appliances, marble work surfaces and a central island, gas Aga, filled with natural light with bi-fold doors leading to the terrace and the garden. Informal relaxation can be had in the drawing room with bi-folding doors leading onto the terrace, media room for those all important movie nights, utility room and boot room providing useful storage and cloakroom. There are five bedrooms on the first floor, including a guest suite with bathroom and dressing room and two en suite bedrooms, family bathroom. The principal bedroom commands the whole of the second floor with two fireplaces, eaves access and an en suite wet room style bathroom.

This property has 20.61 acres of land.

Outside

Park House is approached over a private lane where you are met by electric wooden gates, opening up onto a gravel driveway, sweeping past a pond, leading to parking and turning area. Four-bay garage with steps to the side which give easy access to a room above and further additional storage. The property has extensive south-facing gardens which provide stunning views to the South Downs, the garden is mainly laid to lawn, with various flowers beds and a variety of shrubs. A stone terrace adjoins the south western side of the house, featuring an ornamental pond and breeze house with power and lighting, naturally sheltered by the contours of the house. There is planning permission in place for an extension to include an indoor swimming pool and games room with glazed link to the main house and a single storey billiards room. The house is surrounded by its land extending to the North, East and the South, totalling approximately 20.6 acres.

Situation

The property is situated in the lovely West Sussex village of Twineham, with its church, primary school and playing fields. Haywards Heath is only 7 miles away and provides a wide range of shopping and recreational facilities, along with a mainline station with services to London Bridge and London Victoria (about 42 minutes and 43 minutes respectively) The A23/M23 provides easy access to Gatwick, Brighton and north to the M25 and national motorway network. Sporting and recreational facilities include Wickwoods Country Club, golf at Mannings Heath and Haywards Heath and Hickstead Show ground for equestrian facilities. There are excellent schools in the area, in both the state and private sector, including Hurstpierpoint College, Brighton College, Cottesmore and Handcross Park

Directions

From Horsham proceed south (A281) to Cowfold. At the second roundabout, take the first exit (A272). After about 2.8 miles turn right onto Bolney Chapel Road, which becomes Twineham Lane. After just under 2 miles, turn left onto the private road (after the turning to Twineham school on the right) and Park House is at the end.