by award-winning architects
Living in this desirable town ticks every box for professionals and families alike. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life yet within easy reach of them when needed, Haywards Heath is a bustling town nestled on the edge of West Sussex, just 36 miles south of London and 14 miles north of the coast. The rich history of the town dates back to the 13th Century, and the arrival of the London and Brighton Railway in 1841 led to its fast-paced development and growth in popularity. Jumping forward to modern day, Haywards Heath is the perfect mix of rural and urban living, and is now a prime commuter town due to its excellent location and fantastic connections via rail and road.
Show home now available to view
The show home is now available to view by appointment. To secure your place to see this stunning collection of one and two bedroom apartments call Henry Adams on 01403 282511.

There are a wide range of eateries and bars across the town that satisfy all tastes and preferences. Sample some French cuisine at Rouge Brasserie, enjoy a lazy Sunday roast at the Lockhart Tavern gastropub, or pop into Rocco’s Trattoria restaurant for an evening of cocktails and pizza!
The Orchards Shopping Centre houses many popular stores such as Marks and Spencer, Superdrug and Next, whilst the bustling high street and The Broadway benefits from many additional independent and national shops.
Everything you need is situated on your doorstep; from banks to supermarkets, gyms to coffee shops, you won’t need to venture far to find what you’re looking for.


Haywards Heath is surrounded by an array of natural landmarks to meander around and explore, and locally you’ll find many open green spaces and parks to enjoy. Victoria Park in the centre of the town offers long views towards the South Downs with amenities such as tennis courts, football pitches and an outdoor gym.
Venture just a few miles further afield to find Borde Hill Gardens, a selection of stunning landscapes and woodland which was described as “one of the country’s truly great gardens” by Country Life. Ardingly’s tranquil reservoir and the famous Ouse Valley Viaduct are approximately 3 miles to the north, making this the ideal location for those who are keen to enjoy nature at its finest.
The excellent location of the town and its proximity to key areas across the South makes Haywards Heath the ideal commuter location.
The mainline station is situated just 0.5 miles from Church Corner House, and provides direct access into Gatwick Airport (11 minutes), London Bridge (46 minutes) and Brighton (12 minutes). The A23 is around a 10 minute drive away which links the town to Brighton, Crawley and the M23, and the Princess Royal Hospital is just 1 mile from the development. Gatwick Airport is also just 13 miles away, making this the ideal location for both local and international travel.

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