A Characterful Period Cottage with Extensive Gardens and Versatile Home Working Space.
A charming period cottage situated in the heart of Sayers Common, offering flexible accommodation over two floors, a generous rear garden, ample off-road parking and an exceptional range of additional workspace.

The property combines traditional cottage character with practical modern living. On the ground floor, the entrance opens into two front reception rooms, comprising a cosy family snug and a separate dining room featuring a working fireplace. To the rear, the main sitting room enjoys bifold doors opening directly onto the patio. A contemporary kitchen breakfast room provides further space for everyday dining, while a ground floor cloakroom adds convenience. The first floor offers three bedrooms, a good size office and a family bathroom.

A particularly appealing feature is the garage and adjoining work space. The front section retains storage and workshop space while the rear incorporates two offices or studios and a kitchen. Ideal for those working from home, creative professionals or anyone seeking dedicated space for a studio or consultation rooms. Outside, the extensive rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, complemented by a variety of shrubs and trees. A generous patio provides an excellent setting for outdoor dining and relaxation, while the summer house offers an additional feature within the garden. Ample off road parking for several vehicles.

Gas central heating and mains drainage.

Sayers Common enjoys a convenient location just off the A23 (London to Brighton Road), providing road links to both cities, the Sussex coastline and the South Downs National Park. The village has a community run store within a short walk, together with a nearby pub/restaurant. The nearest primary school is at Albourne, which is approximately a 25 minute walk away via a wide pavement. A wider range of shopping facilities, including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets can be found in Burgess Hill, approximately 5 miles to the north east. The nearby village of Hurstpierpoint is also easily accessible and offers an attractive High Street with a range of shops, cafes and everyday services. Gatwick airport is easily accessible via the A23 in approximately 20 minutes, with the M25 just a short distance beyond. The nearest train stations are Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill or Hassocks providing mainline access to London in under an hour.