A development of four, luxury, detached four and five bed houses in Burgess Hill.

Set within just a few miles of the South Downs National Park, Burgess Hill is a thriving affluent town surrounded by beautiful rolling Sussex countryside, yet benefitting from excellent road and rail connections to London, Gatwick and the South Coast. There is so much within easy reach of this popular town including spectacular hilltop views, countryside walks, fields and woodland that can be found in abundance.

The historic town of Lewes to the east is famous for its boutique shops, antique outlets and the famous Harveys Brewery. Slightly further to the south there is the ever popular cosmopolitan city of Brighton & Hove which also includes their well established Premier League Football Club. Haywards Heath to the north is also a popular commuter town, flanked on either side by the quaint villages of Cuckfield and Lindfield. London to the north is accessed by a frequent train service and takes approximately 45 minutes.

The town has a bustling town centre offering cafes, restaurants, a covered market, a High Street that includes independent retailers as well as a shopping centre for everyday shopping needs, a leisure centre and excellent educational and recreational facilities.

Recreation

On the doorstep, St Johns Park is a popular venue with a range of activities on offer including tennis courts, a playground and a cricket green. The Green Circle Route is a ring of protected wildlife sites around and within the town that enables wildlife to flourish to the enjoyment of the community. This network provides access to these open spaces connected by a series of traffic free routes.

The South Downs National Park is hard to beat for relaxation with long stretches of open countryside amongst pockets of woodland and the criss cross of plentiful footpaths and bridleways. Nearby you’ll find numerous picturesque villages including Ditchling, Hurstpierpoint and Cuckfield, brimming with old inns serving fine food and ales. Ditchling Beacon provides the most stunning panoramic views across the Weald and is the second highest point on the South Downs.

Education

There are a number of state and independent schools in and around Burgess Hill to choose from for both primary and secondary school ages as well as a community college. Burgess Hill Girls School and Hurstpierpoint College are both highly regarded independent schools providing prep, senior and sixth form facilities.

In the area

Within an easy driving distance are many attractions including the award winning Borde Hill Gardens as well as Wakehurst Place, Lewes Castle, the Bluebell Railway, Sheffield Park and Ridgeview Wine Estate that sells world class English Sparking wines produced from its own vineyards.

 Amenities

The Martlets Shopping Centre, situated at the heart of Burgess Hill, is home to more than 30 shops with a diverse range of retailers, services and businesses, whilst The Market Place is home to Waitrose and an indoor market Burgess Hill also benefits from a cinema and a recently constructed library.

Transport

As an important commuter town, Burgess Hill is well situated with the A23/M23 corridor, a short drive away giving access north to Gatwick, the M25 and London and south to Brighton and the coast. The town’s mainline railway station provides fast and frequent services directly to London Victoria, London Bridge and Brighton.