4 Bed │ 3 Bath │ 3 Rec
Guide Price £1,250,000
Key features
Full description
This delightful detached family residence is situated in a semi rural position on the outskirts of Rudgwick village offering access to nearby Horsham and Cranleigh town centres, open countryside including the Downs Link, a selection of well-regarded local schools and commuter routes to the capital. The property is situated within a generous plot that totals approximately 4.72 acres and includes a 3 acre (approx..) field and areas of open space that are ideal for recreation and areas of woodland. The current owners have utilised the outdoor areas to provide homegrown produce and numerous fruit trees.
The main property has a superb blend of living and bedroom space arranged over two floors, to the ground floor there is a reception hallway which leads through to a sitting room where you can enjoy views out to the private rear garden. The main social hub is the kitchen/breakfast room which opens into the dining room and both provide ample space for dining tables and family gatherings. The kitchen has a range of wall and base units with contrasting tones and features Quartz work surfaces running through, there is an integrated dishwasher as well as a double oven, gas hob and an extractor hood. Further space to the ground floor includes a study/office which has fitted units and enjoys views to the front of the property , there is a large lobby with utilities and boot room area which is conveniently positioned adjacent to the kitchen and doubles as a further entrance hallway. There is also a large conservatory which overlooks the garden with an access from the dining room and lounge, and a downstairs cloakroom. To the first floor; the main bedroom has a superb arrangement of fitted cupboard and wardrobe space along with an en-suite shower room which has a walk-in shower, low-level WC, bidet and a wash hand basin. There are three further bedrooms all of which have fitted wardrobe space along with a separate shower room and a further family bathroom which has a wall mounted shower over the bath along with a low level WC and a wash hand basin.
Brookside Farm is approached via a large driveway providing parking space for several vehicles, this leads to a barn style carport with four bays and an adjoining insulated workshop. The property boasts a fine private rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn and has a pond, a selection of beds, herbaceous borders; all of which provide an abundance of colour within the spring and summer months. The plot offered also includes a large open field which is ideal for recreational uses and is bordered with areas of woodland and carefully created vistas. It also has a covered Field Shelter which is ideal for tools, materials and agricultural machinery. Further space within the acreage includes another area of pasture land which features a large pond with island and bridge, areas for homegrown produce as well as a selection of fruit and nut trees and enclosed fruit cages. A discreet access leads to a further area which includes a timber built and insulated storage shed/games room and a polyurethane dome covering an above ground, semi-sunken swimming pool. Also of note is the carefully created Bowling Green which is bordered with mature hedge line.
Situation
Rudgwick is a popular West Sussex village on the border with Surrey. Local amenities include a Co-op store, and post office, doctor/dental surgeries hairdressers, chemist, Firebird brewery, The Milk Churn and a great local pub in the Fox. It’s also on the doorstep on the downs link, a 35 mile trail that links Guildford to the north through to the coast to the south. The village has a primary school and Pennthorpe Preparatory as well as a wider choice of good state and private schools within easy reach. The large and vibrant village of Cranleigh is just 5 miles away for an excellent range of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. Further services including mainline trains to London are available in nearby Horsham (6 miles) or Guildford (12 miles).Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: D
Why live in Horsham?
Horsham strikes the perfect balance with its community facilities and green spaces. There’s a market square at The Carfax complete with traditional bandstand, an abundance of shops, a cinema, theatre, leisure centre and a 60-acre park right in the centre of town.
We have an impressive mix of older properties, including historic buildings from the 1400s and 1500s with later additions from the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian eras and some stunning artistic properties. Head out along The Causeway and you’ll see every style, from 15th century homes to new builds, on one superb road.