- Three bedrooms plus loft-converted main bedroom with ensuite
- Kitchen/breakfast room open to dining area, direct garden access
- Working fireplace and period sash-style windows
- Private rear garden with raised decking for outdoor dining
- EPC D; cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades advised
- On-street parking only; small forecourt and modest plot size
- Council tax rated above average for the area
- Immediate access to town centre, mainline station and good schools
A well-presented three-bedroom Victorian semi in the heart of Horsham, arranged over three floors and ideal for a family wanting town-centre convenience. The loft has been converted to create a bright main bedroom suite with dual skylights and an ensuite, while two further double bedrooms and a separate study/dressing room sit on the first floor.
The home centres on a sociable kitchen/breakfast room partly open to the dining area, with integrated appliances, a breakfast bar and direct access to a private rear garden with decking for outdoor dining. A comfortable living room retains a working fireplace and period character, and strip wood flooring runs through the social spaces.
Practical points to note: the property has an EPC rating of D and cavity walls are assumed to have no insulation, so energy-efficiency improvements may be beneficial. On-street parking only; council tax is above average for the area. The location is a major selling point — immediate access to Horsham town centre, mainline station and several well-regarded schools.
This house will suit buyers looking for period character and central convenience with scope to improve energy performance. The layout and loft conversion offer flexible family living, while modest refurbishment or insulation upgrades would increase long-term comfort and value.
