Charming cottage in Hurstpierpoint

On the edge of the National Park with a footpath opposite leading to it, this charming, 3 bed corner cottage in a quiet, leafy setting has a beautiful southeast facing walled garden for an al fresco lifestyle and a secluded, central courtyard. Ideal for professionals and families of any age, Hurstpierpoint’s High Street and popular primary school are within a 5 min stroll, there’s a choice of secondary schools both state and private within a 10 min radius and Hassock Station’s direct trains to Brighton, Gatwick and London are within a 7 min drive. Inside this historic 1800’s, end of terrace house has been sensitively extended and improved to create a home of classic beauty with 133.9m2 (1441 sq. ft.) to enjoy. The spacious living dining room has a Morso Badger wood burning stove whilst the design-led kitchen dining room (with a Devol Kitchen) folds open to an idyllic oasis, perfect for entertaining. A utility room with access to the courtyard is tucked away and upstairs, the family bathroom has a luxury finish. On the first floor, a quiet double bedroom is currently an elegant dressing room with custom made storage and the peaceful principal bedroom next door is a dream come true, complete with a glamorous en-suite bathroom. Up at the top of the house, the third sun-lit room, used as a guest room and home office, has ample space to share and views to glorious, protected Downland.

Hurstpierpoint is a favourite destination for those who want quiet nights but swift access to shops and schools, and this property is a 3 min drive the recreation ground with a playground and tennis courts. For runners and dog owners the countryside of the National Park is at the end of Policeman’s Lane opposite – but you don’t have to pay the premium price of being in the park itself. Surrounded by towns and villages with their own distinct character and amenities, between 20 and 40 minutes by car approx., Brighton & Hove, Lewes and Gatwick are a viable commute.