Brighton Road Monks Gate, Horsham Offers Over £440,000

Oak Cottages is situated on Brighton Road within the hamlet of Monks Gate, just three miles south of Horsham’s town centre, with its varied range of shops, restaurants, bars and recreational facilities. Monks Gate is in an enviable position surrounded by miles of open countryside including St Leonard's Forest an area of outstanding natural beauty providing excellent countryside for walking and riding. Close by is Mannings Heath Golf Club, South Lodge Hotel, the popular Crab Tree and Black Horse country pubs is within approximately two miles.

Access to the road networks are easy from here, the A281 London to Brighton road connects with the A24 and M23 linking with the M25 and the complete motorway network providing easy access to Gatwick International Airport. The property is within Forest and Millais Secondary Schools' catchment area and also the catchment area of the high regarded Nuthurst Primary School. For prep schools Handcross Park, Hurstpierpoint, Worth, Brighton College and Ardingly College are all within a comfortable distance. For the commuter there are good rail links to London via Horsham and Haywards Heath.

The Living Room is at the front of this charming cottage and has a large window to the front, that floods the room with natural light with access directly through to to dining room which is a great space for entertaining. You then have a modern fitted kitchen with which has integrated appliances and a utility room. To complete the accommodation downstairs your then have the shower room. Upstairs you will find a master double bedroom with en suite w/c, and a further two double bedroom.

Externally to the front of the house you have off road parking for two cars and shared gate access to a small courtyard which then gives you access to the properties gardens. These are set out over separately with the main garden having a summer house with power and a large garage which could have potential to be converted to a home office or annexe STTP.

Internal viewings are strongly recommended.