Tucked away off the High Street, next to the churchyard in the heart of the popular village of Cuckfield, 1 Church Twitten is a charming and attractive Grade II listed semi-detached period cottage, understood to date from 1650. The cottage is characterised in a classic Sussex style, with part-tile hung brick elevations under a hipped catslide roof and timber-framed casement windows (some double glazed), and is well presented throughout, with stylish neutral décor complementing the exposed timbers and period character.

The cottage is accessed on foot from Church Street; its front door is set down a pathway at the side of the house. The front door opens to the hall, which has space for a small dining table and a door opening to the courtyard garden. Open to the hall is a charming dual-aspect sitting room, with an inglenook-style fireplace set with a woodburner. The part-vaulted kitchen is well-appointed, with a range of pale grey modern shaker-style units cleverly fitted to maximise storage space. The units are complemented by quartz worktops; appliances include an AEG steam oven and induction hob, an integrated Bosch slimline dishwasher and a washer/dryer; there is a space for a freestanding fridge/freezer.

A shower room completes the ground floor accommodation.

There are two bedrooms on the first floor, the larger of the two with a feature fireplace and tiled hearth, and lovely views over the neighbouring churchyard; the smaller bedroom is currently used as a study. Also on the first floor is a stylish part-panelled bathroom with suite including a free-standing roll top bath. The third bedroom is on the second floor and has two deep eaves storage cupboards.

Outside
A door opens from the hall to a brick and sandstone paved walled courtyard, offering a private outdoor space, with a brick store in one corner.

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