Semi-detached house for sale in Dirty Lane, Ashurst Wood RH19

A well presented semi detached house in the popular village of Ashurst Wood between Forest Row & East Grinstead. On the East/West Sussex border. The house is built of external brickwork under a tiled roof with part tile hung elevations and has since been extended in keeping to provide a well presented and light family home adjacent to open fields. The property benefits from gas fired central heating and sealed unit double glazed windows with an EPC rating of C (72). On entering the house there is a hallway with built in store cupboard, cloakroom with W.C. Suite and hand basin. Utility area with door to garden. There is large double aspect lounge with sliding patio doors to the garden. Kitchen/dining room with an extensive range of fitted worktops, with drawers and cupboards under, inset sink unit, and wall cupboards. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with an en suite bathroom having panelled bath, corner shower, pedestal basin W.C. Suite. There are two further double bedrooms and a single together with a family bathroom. Outside the house has a driveway providing parking for a number of cars, leading to an attached garage with electric roller door and a rear personal door. The gardens lie to the rear and side of the house with stunning views over adjacent farmland.

Location

The popular village of Ashurst Wood lies on the East/West Sussex border between the larger village of Forest Row and the town of East Grinstead. The property stands on the ridge on the fringe of Ashurst Wood with a south facing aspect. Ashurst Wood has two local stores, an Inn, primary and pre school, all within half a mile of the flat. The village of Forest Row with its extensive and varied range of shops, specialist stores, cafes, galleries and Inns is accessible by road and bus services which run through the village, continuing on to the towns of East Grinstead and Tunbridge Wells. There is a wider variety of shops, supermarkets, sports/leisure amenities and a rail service to London from East Grinstead, which also connects to the northern extremity of the Bluebell Steam Railway.
The local area has a good selection of both state and private schools including Michael Hall, Brambletye and Sackville, together with a number of primary schools including Ashurst Wood & Forest Row.
There are a number of historic buildings in the High Street in East Grinstead together with National Trust houses and gardens at Standen, Sheffield Park and Wakehurst Place. Other places of interest include Hever Castle and Chartham House, home of Sir Winston Churchill, in Kent.
Sporting venues nearby include Lingfield Park and Brighton Racecourses, Weirwood Reservoir for angling and sailing, and East Sussex National Golf Club at Uckfield