Spacious three-bedroom village home with large garden and excellent scope to modernise.
Large sunny rear garden, excellent for family outdoor living
Off-street parking for two cars on private driveway
Spacious full-length living/dining room with good natural light
Three well-sized bedrooms; single family bathroom upstairs
Kitchen dated (1980s) and requires modernisation
Freehold; mid-20th-century construction (1950–1966)
Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal in village
Low flood risk and low local crime rate
Set in the sought-after village of Burwash, this three-bedroom end-of-terrace home suits families seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle with convenient links and village amenities. The house offers a long living/dining room that runs the length of the home, plenty of natural light and a large, sunny rear garden – a genuine sun trap for children and outdoor entertaining.
Practical features include off-street parking for two cars, mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. The property is freehold, of mid-20th-century construction (1950–1966), and presents a straightforward, traditional layout across approximately 945 sq ft, efficient for family life.
There is clear potential to modernise: the kitchen dates from the 1980s and would benefit from updating, and the house has a single family bathroom upstairs plus a downstairs WC. Buyers should factor refurbishment costs into their budget if they want a contemporary finish. Council tax is moderate and flood risk is low, adding to the practicality of day-to-day living.
Local services and schooling are strong for younger children—Burwash CofE Primary is Outstanding—while countryside attractions and village conveniences are within easy reach. This home will particularly appeal to families and downsizers looking for a roomy garden, rural outlook and scope to add value through sympathetic updating.