London Road

Description

Hunters are pleased to offer this charming two-bedroom house in Sayers Common, originally a Victorian school. Converted 15 years ago, it combines historic character with modern comforts. The property features a well-equipped kitchen, open-plan living/dining area, private garden, and a double bedroom with original beams. Located near the A23, it offers easy access to London and Brighton, with good schools and amenities nearby.

Hunters are delighted to offer this characterful two-bedroom home, steeped in history and charm. Originally built in the Victorian era as part of the village school it was thoughtfully transformed into a home 15 years ago. This unique property beautifully combines its historic character with modern comforts, making it a truly rare find.

Nestled in the sought-after semi-rural village of Sayers Common, the house offers the perfect balance of tranquillity and accessibility. The A23 is conveniently close, making it an excellent choice for commuters traveling to London or Brighton. The village itself is family-friendly and surrounded by well-regarded schools, including Hurstpierpoint College, Albourne C of E Primary School, and St. Paul’s Catholic College. For added convenience, mainline train stations at Hassocks, Burgess Hill, and Haywards Heath provide frequent services to the South Coast and London.

Nearby, the vibrant towns and villages of Hurstpierpoint and Burgess Hill boast a range of amenities, including independent shops, inviting restaurants, welcoming pubs, and bustling shopping districts, making this location as practical as it is picturesque.

The property offers the convenience of a practical forecourt at the front, providing residents’ parking and easy access to the main entrance. Upon entering, you are welcomed into a well-equipped kitchen. This space features modern white cabinets, ample worktop surfaces, and built-in appliances, including an oven, hob and extractor fan. A stainless steel sink with drainer and dedicated space for a washing machine add to its functionality. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a versatile reception room that can serve as a spare bedroom or study, complete with a generous storage cupboard.

The kitchen flows into the open-plan living and dining area, creating an inviting hub for relaxation and entertaining. This bright and spacious area is perfect for socialising, with French double doors that open onto the rear access path with gravel border and mature planting, offering a lovely connection between indoor and outdoor living. The original schoolchildren’s cubbyholes provide useful storage and maintain a link with the property’s heritage.

A private garden is laid to lawn and ideal for drying washing, or relaxing in. There is an adjacent outhouse suitable for storing bikes and garden equipment.

Upstairs you’ll find a charming double bedroom that exudes character with its original school-era beams and warm wooden flooring. The room provides plenty of space for freestanding furniture and enjoys easy access to the family shower room, which is fitted with a walk-in shower, toilet and hand basin for modern comfort.