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Station Road, Loxwood, RH14

4 Bed │ 2 Bath │ 2 Rec

Guide Price £1,000,000

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Storrington

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Key features

Spacious dining hall
Triple aspect sitting room with exposed beams and inglenook fireplace with wood burner
Kitchen with AGA, integrated dishwasher, fridge and microwave and separate utility room
Ground floor double bedroom with en-suite
Three additional double bedrooms and family bathroom
Driveway with ample parking
Detached garage with one garage space, car port, workshop, store and room above
Mature garden plot approaching half an acre with ornamental pond, summer house and tennis court

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Full description

A charming 17th Century detached character home set in the desired West Sussex village of Loxwood. Set in highly private and stunning mature grounds of around half an acre, the property provides many benefits including a tennis court, a brick built summer house, a beautiful pond, a large workshop and a further large, detached building incorporating a garage, open covered car port a further workshop and garden store and an external staircase leading up to a lovely studio.

The cottage itself is stunning and has a wealth of character throughout. As you step into the spacious dining hall, you are greeted by the warmth of the home's charm. The triple aspect sitting room beckons with its exposed beams and inviting inglenook fireplace housing a cosy wood burner. The kitchen, complete with an AGA, integrated dishwasher, fridge, and microwave, offers a perfect space for culinary delights, while a separate utility room adds convenience. The property also offers a spacious ground floor bedroom and en-suite shower room, perfect for multi-generational living or visiting guests. Upstairs, three additional double bedrooms and a family bathroom cater to the needs of a growing family.

Situation

Loxwood is a popular village on the West Sussex/Surrey border. The village provides many amenities including a doctor’s surgery, pub, village school, butcher and delicatessen and hairdresser. Loxwood supports a range of clubs, associations, community events and activities, including the annual Loxwood Beer Festival.
In addition to the amenities in the village, a wider selection is available at Cranleigh offering an excellent range of high street and independent shops. There are plenty of restaurants, coffee shops and country pubs, plus a vibrant weekly market.

More extensive amenities can be found in nearby Guildford, with its cobbled High Street and historic buildings offering an eclectic range of shops, an abundance of restaurants and entertainment including The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Electric Theatre and G Live venue, main line station into London Waterloo. With the Surrey Hills (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) on the doorstep, this area is perfect for walking, cycling and riding. Horsham with shops, restaurants, theatre, cinema and main line station to London Victoria.

Landing
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Bathroom

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

EPC Rating: E

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Why live in Storrington?

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This picture-perfect village lies at the foot of the South Downs National Park, halfway along the South Downs Way. Properties here include bungalows, family homes and the famous Wells cottages that were individually designed by the architect Reginald Fairfax Wells in the 1920s to look and feel like 17th century buildings with thatched roofs, small windows and whitewashed exteriors.

Many of the homes in Storrington have wonderful views across rolling countryside and a conservation area just off the bustling high street ensures Storrington will remain as beautiful as it is today for generations to come.

There are lots of specialist shops in the town and convenient amenities such as the large recreational ground with its football and cricket pitches, the Chanctonbury Leisure Centre and an abundance of community groups offering classes in all sorts of interesting activities from ballroom dancing to photography. For a spot of culture, visit the Parham House and Gardens or the local Storrington and District Museum and for outdoor pursuits, take time to explore the natural beauty of the South Downs on foot, bike or horseback or, for a truly spectacular experience, take to the air in a glider.

Our local schools belong to a cluster group called STARS (Storrington Area Rural Schools) and, between them, offer a choice of paths from Reception through to Year 13. Steyning Grammar School is included in the list of STARS and is a popular choice as it’s non-selective and has its own Sixth Form.

Storrington is well connected too; the nearest train station is in the neighbouring village of Pulborough. The five-mile journey only takes 10 minutes by car or you can take a bus; the bus timetable is synced with the train timetable to make life even easier for local commuters.

If you’d like to buy, sell or let a property in Storrington, get in touch with your local team and discover the Henry Adams difference for yourself.