Set on a highly sought-after private road within the South Downs National Park, the cul-de-sac of Shirleys has a history from 1631 when the land was given as a marriage settlement to Henry and Sarah Shirley. In the 1940s the land was an apple orchard and many of the trees remain in the gardens of the present houses.
Quinton Lodge has one of the largest West facing plots which is divided into three garden rooms, a main lawn, a small three tree apple orchard and an area which would make an ideal vegetable plot. At the other side of the hedge are horses and sometimes pygmy goats.
Upon entering, the ground floor opens to a dining room with double aspect windows, this leads to a triple aspect sitting room with beamed fireplace and fitted dresser with cupboards and open shelves. A second reception room with fireplace and tiled shelf recess has sliding windows to the south aspect side garden.
Adjacent to the dining room is a kitchen with all Bosch up-to-date appliances. The first floor is home to three good-sized bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. All have deep fitted wardrobe cupboards and there is a family bathroom on this level, as well as a loft hatch with pull-down ladder and lighting.
The attractive house is set back from the private road and has a gravel driveway with garage and parking for several cars. The front garden has a lawn bordered by high hedges, with access to the garage.
The large rear, with its westerly orientation is mainly laid to lawn bordered by plants, trees and shrubs. A spacious terrace area, ideal for outdoor dining, is surrounded by established trees and tall hedging providing a sense of seclusion.
The attractive, purpose-built garden room with WC offers a separate office space which could alternatively be used as a teenager’s room.

Location
Nestled in the scenic downland village of Ditchling, within the South Downs National Park, this area is renowned for its artistic heritage and numerous historic listed buildings. The village boasts a range of local amenities, including independent shops, two pubs, and a primary school. The surrounding countryside offers extensive footpaths and bridleways, including Ditchling Common and the South Downs.
Hassocks offers a mainline train station with fast, frequent services to London Bridge/Victoria (approximately 55 minutes) and the South Coast. The M23/A23 provides excellent access to Gatwick and the national motorway network. The area is served by several schools and colleges, including St. Margaret’s Primary School in Ditchling, Downlands Community College in Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint College, Ardingly College, Burgess Hill Girls, Brighton College, Roedean and Bede's Senior School in Eastbourne, some of which have their own transport services.

EPC rating – D
Council Tax – G
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