A delightful semi detached period cottage dating from the 17th Century and just a minutes walk from the village High Street and other key amenities. A major benefit of this pretty cottage is the beautiful south facing garden. The property requires complete modernisation.

The cottage is accessed via a path from the High Street and is in a secluded tucked away position. The accommodation includes: Front door opening into the cosy sitting room with a working fireplace,  to the rear is the kitchen and a useful rear lobby room.  There is a separate dining room with fabulous views of the garden and with double doors that lead to the outside plus a ground floor shower room.   Stairs lead up to the first floor where there are two bedrooms, one with an ensuite w.c.   The garden has a wealth of mature flower and shrub beds and is partly laid to lawn. There are two brick built stores (formerly outdoor w.c.s) and an additional brick shed. 

There is gas to the property but it requires an new heating system as part of the refurbishment. Mains drainage. 


Located in a quiet backwater just off the bustling High Street where there is a variety of shops, cafes, village pubs, a library, post office and other essential facilities. The village is largely self sufficient with a highly respected primary school, modern medical centre, leisure centre, bowls and tennis clubs together with all the usual amenities you would expect from a large village. Bordering the South Downs National Park, Henfield is famous for its old railway line which now forms a wonderful conduit for walking, cycling and horse riding. The nearest main line rail service to London is Hassocks (7.5 miles) with regular trains to Brighton, Gatwick airport, Victoria and London Bridge. The A23 is about 5 miles connecting to the M25 in about 30 minutes with the A24 accessible via West Grinstead at about 5.5 miles. The market town of Horsham is about 20 minutes by car with Brighton and the coast a similar journey time to the south.