A detailed planning consent has been granted for a detached two storey four bedroom house in a semi-rural village setting. The new house will have a gross external area of approximately 2270sq.ft and an attached garage with two further parking spaces, on a generous plot set in mature grounds. The ground floor will have an entrance hall, lobby, cloakroom/WC, utility, larder, kitchen, dining area, T.V. snug, extending into a single storey area, to a lounge with a vaulted ceiling and a study room at the end of the dwelling. The first floor will have a landing, four bedrooms, one en-suite and a further two bathrooms. The walls will be of render and timber cladding. Windows will be double glazed and the sliding French doors and windows will be of gun metal powder coated aluminium. Other doors will be of timber. The roof will be terracotta plain roof tiles.

The plot is level and is approximately 742m2 or 7986sq.ft. The private rear garden and courtyard will act as a sun trap in the summer months. The plot will adjoin an existing private driveway. The plot is set in a mature and private landscape surrounded by trees. An Arboricultural report has been completed.

The village is in the north-east corner of West Sussex just one mile from the border with Surrey and also close to the border with Kent. There is a village hall, health centre, church, primary school, local shops, cricket, tennis and football clubs and a golf society as well as a rowing club. Worth Way, a valued trail for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, extends right through to Crawley in the West. The village is accessible to the M23 and is just 7 miles from Gatwick Airport. Three Bridges railway station provides a service to London Victoria and East Grinstead railway station also provides a service to here as well as to London Bridge. The local primary school is rated as Good by Ofsetd and Imberhorne Secondary School is rated as Outstanding. Copthorne Preparatory School offers independent education. The village is some seven miles north-east of Crawley. Crawley has a population of around 106,000 residents and is the main centre of employment between London and the south coast. A high proportion of the local population is under the age of 45, being 64% of residents. The manufacturing, service, commercial and retail sectors are also well represented in the town, with the major retailers present in the County Mall shopping centre. The K2 Leisure Centre has an Olympic size swimming pool and the town also has a football league club, a rugby club, a hockey club and a golf course at Tilgate Park. The 50 acre Goffs Park in Southgate offers walks, lakes and a boating pond. Crawley has the Hawth Theatre and a Cineworld cinema complex. Local attractions include Hever Castle, Arundel Castle and Brands Hatch.

The plot has access to all main services excluding gas. Air source heat pumps are proposed for this dwelling. We would advise interested parties to make their own enquiries with regard to services prior to exchange of contracts.

The plot can be viewed on an ‘open-viewing’ basis in weekday daylight hours. There is a gate that will be locked outside of daylight working weekday hours. The plot can be accessed from an existing private driveway that serves Tiltwood House in Hophurst Lane. The plot B is before plot A and lies adjacent to Plot A. Tiltwood West and Tiltwood House are further along this private drive beyond Plots B and A. Plot B is on the right. The owner has requested prior knowledge of any visit in order that he is aware of clients walking onto the land. Therefore please advise The Land Bank Partnership of any intended visit in order that we can inform the owner.