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3 bed terraced house for sale
Ardings Close, Ardingly, West Sussex RH17

    • 3 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • Chain free
  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Quiet Cul-De-Sac Position

  • Three Bedrooms

  • South East Garden

  • Allocated Parking Space

  • Village Setting

  • Primary School 0.5 Miles

  • Haywards Heath Station 3.5 Miles

  • No Chain

  • Ref mg 1259

Ref MG1259

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac, 24 Ardings Close is a three bedroom terraced home that offers something particularly useful for buyers looking for a first home, a manageable family property or a move to something a little easier to look after.

The accommodation is well laid out and, importantly, the house feels light and practical. The double aspect sitting room provides plenty of natural light throughout the day and has enough space for both comfortable seating and a dining table. Along with the kitchen, it also gives direct access to the rear garden, making the downstairs space feel particularly well connected to the outside.

To the front, there is a useful porch with storage cupboard, while upstairs are three bedrooms, two overlooking the front and one to the rear, together with a family bathroom and separate WC.

The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn and enjoys a south easterly aspect, making the most of the sunshine throughout the day. There is also an allocated parking space, with further parking available within the close.

But perhaps one of the biggest attractions here is the setting. Ardingly is the sort of village where you can enjoy a quieter pace of life without feeling cut off from everything else. There is a genuine community feel, with Fellows Bakery, the village café and shop, St Peter’s Primary School, The Ardingly Inn and The Gardeners Arms all within easy reach.

For those who enjoy being outside, the village is surrounded by some wonderful countryside. Ardingly Reservoir is close by for walking, sailing, paddleboarding and fishing, while Wakehurst Place is only a few minutes away, with its gardens, woodland and miles of walking routes.

And despite its village setting, connections are excellent. Haywards Heath station is just over three miles away, with regular trains to London Bridge and London Victoria from around 46 minutes, while Brighton can be reached in under 20 minutes. Ardingly is also home to Ardingly College and the South of England Showground, so there is always something happening throughout the year.

It is this combination of village life, countryside and connectivity that makes Ardingly such an appealing place to call home — and makes this an opportunity worth considering for anyone looking to get onto the property ladder, downsize or simply enjoy a more relaxed way of life.

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