This expansive Georgian residence spans over 2,900 sq ft across four levels, offering an impressive mix of historical character and layout versatility. Situated on roughly a third of an acre and located conveniently close to Burgess Hill town centre and mainline railway stations, it presents a noteworthy prospect for renovation and development (pending necessary consents). The property’s generous grounds, complemented by sprawling front and side gardens, offer significant potential for enhancements such as a self-contained annexe or even conversion to multiple flats.
The interior features numerous reception areas, including a principal living room boasting an open fireplace and bay window with elegant period details. Adjacent is a formal dining room, alongside a bright conservatory/orangery that invites natural light into the home. The rear of the property hosts a spacious kitchen/dining area with integrated appliances and doors leading to the garden.
In addition to these comforts, the rear wing includes a bedroom suite with its own entrance—ideal for reimagining into an independent annexe. There’s also a substantial loft space above this area ready for conversion into additional living quarters or an office. The basement provides practical storage options accessible from the entrance hall.
The first floor accommodates three double bedrooms and two bathrooms enriched with storage solutions and charming period features. Meanwhile, the second floor holds two more double bedrooms along with a large walk-in storage area that offers further expansion possibilities.
Outside, residents benefit from off-road parking via a private driveway leading to a single garage amidst mature landscaping hosting apple, pear, and fig trees. The local amenities in Burgess Hill include diverse shops, eateries, transport connections to London and Brighton, as well as access to reputable schools.
This Georgian property requires refurbishment but stands as an exceptional opportunity for investment seekers desiring a significant project infused with charm in the picturesque South Downs region.
