Nestled in a central and convenient position on Hurstpierpoint's historic High Street, "Lower Trumpkins" is a picturesque five bedroom attached home that presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of history.

This Grade II property is believed to date back to the 16th century and impresses with its blend of historical elegance and modern amenities. Showcasing a wealth of period features it offers spacious and flexible living accommodation across three floors, with the added bonus of a cellar and the convenience of off street parking and enclosed rear garden.

The property has been thoughtfully updated over the years to suit modern living standards, and recent updates by the current vendors include the majority of windows being replaced or refurbished among other enhancements.

The ground floor accommodation comprises a spacious open plan reception room with defined living and dining areas and a large inglenook fireplace providing a stunning focal point, complimented by exposed beams. To the rear is a country style kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the pretty rear garden plus a useful utility room, cloakroom, and access to the cellar. The property also comes with planning permission for a ground floor extension to the rear, giving the opportunity for further enhancement and expansion.

Ascending to the upper floors via the feature staircase, five bedrooms are arranged across the first and second levels giving flexible accommodation. Original features abound, continuing the charm and ambiance of the properties historic origins. Two "Jack and Jill" bathrooms serve the bedrooms, each fitted with white suites and in keeping with the style of the property.

Externally, the property features an enclosed landscaped garden. Bordered by mature hedgerows it is predominantly laid to lawn with a paved stone patio, flower and shrub beds, and a useful outbuilding equipped with a multi-fuel stove. There is also off street parking and gated access to the rear garden.

Occupying a prime position in Hurstpierpoint, Lower Trumpkins benefits from its proximity to the village's array of amenities. There are a broad range of shops and vibrant mix of restaurants, public houses, the St Lawrence Church of England primary school and village church. Mainline Rail Services are immediately to hand in nearby Hassocks and found at Burgess Hill or Haywards Heath. There are highly regarded schools in the area, both state and private, including Hurstpierpoint College, Brighton College and Burgess Hill School for Girls. The M25 orbital motorway can be accessed via the A23, linking to other motorway networks, Gatwick and Heathrow airports and the coast.

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5 bedroom semi-detached house for sale