TypeChurches & Community Halls · Detached House
TenureFor sale
The two properties are offered sale in a single lot but may be divided into two upon negotiation.
The combined site is in the centre of Hailsham. It is located at the junction of Western Road and South Road with a public childrennns play area to one side and Hailsham recreation ground behind. A free short stay public car park is opposite the church.
Church
The church dates from 1905. It is on ground and lower ground floor levels and offers a variety of accommodation suitable for number of uses (subject to planning). It presents in good condition considering its age.
The church benefits from a lift between the sanctuary and the lower ground floor hall.
In addition to the two halls there are a number of adaptable rooms with various kitchen facilities. The main kitchen is a large well equipped room.
The Manse (ministerrrs house)
The house has three ground floor reception rooms. There are two rooms either side of the central hall upon entering the house with a large kitchen breakfast room and utility room at the rear. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a dressing room, bathroom and shower room. There is a small cellar of restricted height.
The house is well presented with a high standard of decoration.
The house is to the rear of eth public footpath and has an enclosed garden to the rear.
Hailsham is a market town in East Sussex close to the South Coast. The town has a population of around 22,000 and is well located for links with other significant, well known towns in the area:
Eastbourne 9 miles south
Lewes 12 miles west
Newhaven 18 miles south west
Hastings 18 miles east
Brighton 22 miles west
The primary road links in the area are the A22 heading up from the coast towards London and A27 South Coast trunk road. The nearest train station is at Polgate (3 miles).
Church and Manse (Minister's House)