Built by Hillreed Homes in the mid 1990’s this perfectly formed semi detached house sits a little way into the close on the right-hand side. Constructed in a traditional cavity brick with pan-tiled roof, the property was refurbished to exacting standards in 2022 . These works included a new fitted kitchen with fan assisted electric oven and gas hob with extractor, built in fridge freezer and space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine. The house has a cloakroom just inside the front door and useful coat and boot storage in a cupboard adjacent to the staircase. The main reception has a clearly defined dining area with the living room having sliding double glazed door to the conservatory and beyond to the garden. The former garage has been skilfully converted into living space with options for use as a large third bedroom, family room or home office. This has its own access to the conservatory. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms split by a shower room which was also replaced in 2022. The internal décor is excellent, in a neutral palette with smart white framed double glazed windows and a modern Worcester gas filed boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating. The entire ground floor is covered with oak style luxury vinyl tile planks with carpeted stairs and bedrooms and vinyl to the shower room floor. There are two roof spaces accessed by drop down ladders, one on the landing and the other in the family room on the ground floor which leads to an attic above what was once the garage. This is fully boarded and has a deep shelf for storage of larger items such as camping gear etc. Outside the rear garden faces south east and is essentially maintenance free comprising areas of hard standing, rockery and patio. A lattice covered arbour protects the patio area which would house a table and chairs for alfresco dining and entertaining. A water feature of tumbling waterfall and eco-pond with fountain stands at the back within a retained shrubbery bank, adjacent to brick steps, which are ideal for floral or herbaceous pot displays. The boarded fences have a number of trellis supports for climbers. The front of the property is laid to a pair of gravelled beds with evergreen shrubs either side of the path to the front door. There is a tarmac driveway providing parking for a car, in addition there is good visitor parking in laybys within the close.

Trinity Road is extremely central to the heart of this historic and picturesque village, yet tucked away in a quiet and peaceful setting close to the Millennium Garden and walking distance of the High Street shops, cafes and post office. Also within a 5 minute walk, is the doctors surgery, St Lawrence primary school and library. Hassocks mainline railway station is 2.5 miles offering regular services to Brighton, Gatwick airport, London Bridge and Victoria from about 60 mins. The A23 dual carriageway is about 5 minutes drive to the west connecting quickly with the coast at Brighton, Gatwick and the M25 London orbital motorway. The Millennium Garden offers tranquil and interest walking with connections to the wider countryside almost from the front door. Council tax band D (Mid Sussex) EPC rating D   Freehold