• A beautifully presented family home +
• Four double bedrooms +
• South facing garden +
• Highly desirable & private road +
• Large driveway & garage +
• A substantial loft space has the potential to accommodate a further large bedroom (STNC) +
• Three bathrooms & additional downstairs cloak room +
• No onward chain +

Guide Price £950,000 - £995,000
West Park House is a substantial four-bedroom semi-detached house on Henfield’s highly desirable Cagefoot Lane. The property has over 150 square metres of accommodation with excellent ground-floor living space, a beautifully established south-facing garden, and parking for several vehicles as well as a garage. Originally part of a larger residence built in the early 20th century, East and West Park House were created when the house was divided in 1985. The house has been completely modernised by its current owners and is stylishly presented in a contemporary palette.

Set back from Cagefoot Lane and surrounded by trees, the house has a gravel drive and wide side access to the garage, which is located behind the house. A porch shelters the front entrance and the smart front door, with stained glass panels, opens to a generous, light-filled entrance hall. Elegant oak herringbone parquet floors extend through to the reception areas and draw the eye down the hall to the dining room, where there are glimpses of the garden beyond.

To the left of the entrance hall, the kitchen is positioned at the front of the house. This contemporary-style kitchen has handleless cabinetry in olive green, with a satin finish and brass details, complemented by the brass finish on the sink and a Lusso boiling water tap. There is space for a breakfast table in the bay window. The earthy tones and simple lines combine to make this a peaceful and understated, elegant room. Smeg integrated appliances include a dishwasher, six-burner induction hob with extractor hood and a double oven. There is also an integrated fridge freezer and a wine cooler.

Off the hallway there is a downstairs WC, a utility room and storage cupboards, as well as a door providing access to the driveway at the side of the house. A boiler cupboard houses the Potterton Kingfisher boiler and there is an airing cupboard with immersion heater upstairs. A pump has also been fitted to ensure good pressure in the showers. The boiler has been regularly serviced.

Across the rear of the house, with a serene outlook over the gardens, there is a living room and dining room. The rooms are open to each other, creating a reception area that feels expansive, yet has well-defined areas for relaxing or dining. Double doors from the dining room open to the garden, while a further door from the living room provides direct garden access. Once again, the oak herringbone floor flows seamlessly between the two rooms and the living area is arranged around the wood-burning stove. Off the dining room, there is a secret cupboard hidden behind a bookcase.