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2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses and 1 & 2 bedroom apartments
£265,000 - £650,000
Isaac's Lane, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 8RA
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Fallow Wood View is situated just off Isaacs Lane around two miles north of Burgess Hill town centre. Amenities are readily available in the local town, while excellent outdoor leisure is on the doorstep with an abundance of surrounding green space, including conserved national countryside. Wivelsfield and Burgess Hill train stations are two miles away from the site and offer regular routes through to Brighton, Cambridge, Gatwick, and central London. The development will be reached within a three-minute drive of the A272, and an eight-minute drive of the A23. This development falls under the administration of Mid Sussex District Council and West Sussex County Council.
The development’s semi-rural location – tucked in the northern outskirts of Burgess Hill – supplies excellent outdoor leisure. Bedelands Nature Reserve is an eight-minute bike ride away, with ancient meadows, woodland, and ponds spanning 80 acres. Keen golfers will find courses within easy reach, including The Burgess Hill Golf Centre a 20-minute walk away, plus many more within a 15-minute drive. The South Downs National Park can be accessed around four miles south of Fallow Wood View, with High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just nine minutes’ drive to the north. Both offer stunning protected scenery, fascinating history and culture, plus unique nature, and wildlife. Burgess Hill – just 10 minutes in the car – offers terrific leisure and entertainment, including a community centre, a multi-screen cinema, a BMX track, local sports teams, and an indoor inflatable playground. The Triangle leisure centre, housing a gym and swimming pool, is a six-minute drive away.
Both Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath have a number of well-regarded schools at both primary and secondary level for kids of all ages. Sheddingdean Community Primary School, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, and Warden Park Primary Academy are all under 10 minutes away in the car for an easy drop-off. Warden Park also offers an Academy for those of secondary school age, just six minutes away in the car. Additionally, St Paul’s Catholic College is a mile and a half away – an eight-minute cycle. For those interested in pursuing higher education, The University of Sussex and University of Brighton are commutable within a 35-minute drive. Alternatively, Burgess Hill train station to Brighton Queens Road train station is a 15-minute journey.
Fallow Wood View is well connected by rail, roads, and public transport, offering easy access to the local towns of Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath, as well as the further afield cities of Brighton and London. The Saffrons bus stop is a 16-minute walk away and offers school-time transport to Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath. Dumbrills Close bus stop is just over a mile away and offers regular access to both towns. Wivelsfield train station and Burgess Hill train station are around two miles away, providing access to Brighton, Cambridge, Gatwick, and London. The fastest route from Wivelsfield to London Victoria is 47 minutes – and to Brighton is just 13 minutes. The development will be reached within a three-minute drive of the A272, and an eight-minute drive of the A23. Gatwick Airport is a 20-minute drive away offering global travel.
The development has a few popular supermarket brands within a 10-minute drive, and even more choice within Burgess Hill town centre. The town is also host to The Martlets and Market Place shopping centres – five miles away – which provide comprehensive high-street shopping, plus a terrific selection of local cuisine, with a mix of well-known chain eateries, family restaurants, and traditional pubs. Haywards Heath – just six minutes away in the car – offers a similar selection, including an excellent run of bars, restaurants, takeaways, and cafés on Perrymount Road. Closer to home, The Oak Barn Bar and Restaurant is a 20-mintue walk away, offering an eclectic English menu in an 18th-century barn. There is also a Thai takeaway within walking distance, as well as a fish and chip shop. Brighton is a 35-minute drive away, offering some of the country’s best independent shopping and dining, including vintage clothing, hand-crafted jewellery, and themed bars.
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