Westfield

Westfield is a beautifully presented detached contemporary family home with attractive timber cladding outside, and elegant understated accommodation inside, with plenty of natural light and a clean, neutral colour palette. The two main reception rooms are the drawing room and sitting room. Both rooms are similarly proportioned, with dual aspects allowing plenty of natural light. The sitting room has a wood burning stove, while the drawing room has French doors opening onto the west-facing garden. Towards the rear of the house there is a splendid open-plan kitchen/diner, which has three sets of French doors opening onto a large expanse of decking that wraps around boardwalk style at the rear of the house, all designed for alfresco living. The kitchen has smart shaker-style units in white, a central island and a range cooker, with an adjoining walk-in
pantry and a useful utility room. The ground floor has one double bedroom en suite, while upstairs there are a further three double bedrooms, two of which have Juliet balconies overlooking the rear garden. The principal bedroom has its own dressing room and an en suite shower room. The family bathroom, with its separate shower unit, is also found on the first floor.

Westfield is approximately 1.5 miles from Hurstpierpoint High Street which provides an excellent range of local shops and amenities. Hassocks Station is about 2 miles distant and provides a regular mainline train service
to London (London Bridge/Victoria/Thames Link), as well as Haywards Heath which offers a more regular train service to London Victoria (in about 47 minutes). There is also an excellent selection of schools in the area including Hurstpierpoint College, Downlands Community School, Ardingly College, Handcross Park Preparatory School, Brighton College and Burgess Hill School for Girls.
Sporting and recreational facilities in the area include golf at Hassocks, Ditchling and Albourne, show jumping at Hickstead, horse racing at Brighton and Plumpton, and the South Downs for walking, cycling and riding.

At the entrance to the property, a gate opens onto a large gravel driveway, which has parking for several vehicles. The front garden has neat box hedging, bordering a variety of shrubs, and to the side there is a south-facing area of lawn. The rear garden has timber decking and gravel terracing, providing plenty of space for al fresco dining. There is also a large area of lawn, a wooded area towards the end of the garden with a meadow, and raised beds, which are ideal for growing vegetables. There is also a separate studio, currently used as an office/gym/hobby room, with full light and power and an air conditioning unit.

Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Horsham