Furners Lane, Henfield
£348,000

A delightful listed end of terrace period cottage just a minutes walk from the village High Street and other key amenities. The property is beautifully presented throughout with the added benefit of off road parking.

The accommodation includes: Front door opening into the cosy sitting room with a log burner and tiled floor. To the rear is the kitchen/breakfast room with a door to the garden. Stairs lead up to the first floor where there is a good size double bedroom to the front and a Jack and Jill bathroom plus a single bedroom overlooking the rear. Outside is a pretty west facing garden with an area laid to lawn and a good size patio ideal for outdoor sitting and dining furniture.  There is a useful brick out house and separate log store. 

Gas central heating. Mains drainage.

Located in a popular quiet road just off the bustling High Street where there is a variety of shops, cafes, village pubs, a library, post office and other essential facilities. The village is largely self sufficient with a highly respected primary school, modern medical centre, leisure centre, bowls and tennis clubs together with all the usual amenities you would expect from a large village. Bordering the South Downs National Park, Henfield is famous for its old railway line which now forms a wonderful conduit for walking, cycling and horse riding. The nearest main line rail service to London is Hassocks (7.5 miles) with regular trains to Brighton, Gatwick airport, Victoria and London Bridge. The A23 is about 5 miles connecting to the M25 in about 30 minutes with the A24 accessible via West Grinstead at about 5.5 miles. The market town of Horsham is about 20 minutes by car with Brighton and the coast a similar journey time to the south.