Saxon Road, Steyning

£500,000

Guide price

A detached bungalow built in 1955 of conventional construction with brick elevations under a hipped and tiled roof. The property occupies a fine plot with the rear garden extending to over 100 feet in depth and enjoying a high degree of seclusion. The property requires complete modernisation and refurbishment to include some structural works. It has potential for enlargement or re-development of the site (subject to usual consents). Some windows are double-glazed and there is gas-fired central heating to radiators. No ongoing chain.

Saxon Road is on the eastern side of Steyning between Castle Way and Kings Barn Lane and is a quiet road with very little through-traffic and with footpath access to the town (approximately half a mile). There is lovely walking country nearby, including the banks of the River Adur. Steyning is a small country town of historical interest in the lee of the South Downs National Park and has primary and secondary schools, health centre and access to numerous sports and recreational facilities including tennis courts and leisure centre with swimming pool. Steyning High Street has a good range of local shops for day-to-day needs and Post Office.

Approximate Distances: Steyning is about five miles from the coast at Shoreham-by-Sea (mainline railway station), eight miles from Worthing and 12 miles from Brighton. Horsham is about 14 miles to the north and Crawley and Gatwick Airport are normally about 40 minutes' drive.