9 Langridge Vale, Hassocks, Bn6 8 Fw

Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000 Welcome Home A particularly well-proportioned two-bedroom home on the edge of Hassocks, combining the ease of a recent build with a south-facing garden, two parking spaces and open countryside close at hand. Built in 2024, the home forrms part of Ockley Park, a thoughtfully planned development on the village edge. The house has an appealing simplicity to it: contemporary, light and easy to live in, with a layout that makes very good use of its approximately 842 sq ft of internal space. For first-time buyers, downsizers or anyone wanting a low-maintenance home within easy reach of Hassocks station, it is a particularly straightforward proposition. The house remains covered by the balance of its NHBC warranty and is presented in a genuinely move-in-ready condition. The Living Space The ground floor is arranged around a long sightline from the kitchen at the front through to the garden at the rear, giving the house a greater sense of depth than its footprint might suggest. The kitchen is smartly finished in high-gloss white cabinetry with warm timber-effect work surfaces, integrated appliances and a gas hob. There is plenty of storage and preparation space, while a large window brings natural light into what can sometimes be the darker part of a terraced house. Rather than being entirely open plan, the arrangement creates a subtle distinction between kitchen and living space while retaining an easy connection between the two. At the rear, the reception and dining room is comfortably large enough to accommodate both proper dining and sitting areas. French doors and full-height glazing span much of the rear elevation, filling the room with light and creating a direct relationship with the garden. It is an uncomplicated space that works equally well for quiet evenings as it does for having friends over. A particularly useful feature is the ground-floor utility/WC. Fitted with a basin, WC, work surface, storage and laundry facilities, it keeps washing machines and everyday household clutter away from the kitchen – a small detail that makes a noticeable difference to day-to-day living. Heading Upstairs The first floor is unusually generous for a two-bedroom house. Both bedrooms are genuine doubles, rather than the familiar arrangement of one principal room and a compromised second bedroom. The main bedroom has its own stylish ensuite and enjoys restrained decoration, including the green panelled wall behind the bed, gives the room a calm, contemporary feel. The second bedroom is actually the larger, extending to 15ft and is similarly flexible. Presently used partly as a music room, its proportions allow it to function comfortably as a double bedroom, guest room or dedicated home office. The family bathroom is as modern as the ensuite and includes a bath with shower over, making the house equally practical for couples, young families or visiting guests. Step Outside The rear garden faces south, an important feature both for the quality of light inside the house and for how usable the garden becomes through spring and summer. It is predominantly lawned, enclosed by timber fencing and intentionally straightforward to maintain. There is room for a dining table, barbecue and planting without the commitment of a large garden, together with a shed and gated rear access. To the front are two allocated parking spaces, one benefiting from an EV charging point. Out & About Langridge Vale forms part of the popular Ockley Park development, off Ockley Lane in sought-after Hassocks. The village is known for its picturesque backdrop, with rolling hills and green spaces providing a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a more relaxed pace of life. Hassocks is well-served by local amenities, including shops, cafes, and highly regarded schools from 4-16 years - Hassocks Infants School and Windmills Junior school are the perfect start in education and Downlands secondary school is within walking distance making it a convenient and family-friendly location. The popular Thatched Inn pub is only a 15-minute walk from the property, offering a welcoming spot to enjoy a meal or drink close to home with views to the South Downs. A big draw for commuters is Hassocks Station, with regular mainline services to London and Brighton, making it an ideal spot for those who work in the city but prefer to live in a quieter, more rural setting. By car, you can easily access the A23(M). Additionally, the area offers plenty of outdoor activities, from walking and cycling along the South Downs Way to enjoying the nearby nature reserves and parks. Whether you're exploring the village’s green spaces or enjoying the vibrant local community, Hassocks combines the best of both countryside living and modern convenience. The Specifics Tenure: Freehold Title Number: WSX448010 Estate Charge: £171.41 p.a. Local Authority: Mid Sussex District Council Council Tax Band: C Available Broadband Speed: Ultrafast Fibre We believe th