Springfield Park House, Springfield Park, North Parade, Horsham, RH12

Built by Samuel Blunt around 1758, this handsome Georgian house became a school in the 1880's, called Horsham College, which closed in 1988. Berkeley Homes acquired the site, converting the house into apartments and building additional homes in the grounds in 2000. No.1 is a stylish, spacious apartment, arranged over three levels, with direct access to the communal gardens via the French doors in the curved dining/reception room. The property boasts many typical Regency
features, including; dado rails, ornate cornicing,
high skirting boards and wooden shutters to the
windows in the double aspect drawing room.

The property is situated opposite Horsham Park, and is within close proximity of Horsham town centre and the train station. This historic market town offers a comprehensive range of facilities including Swan Walk shopping centre, The Carfax with its cobbled streets and varied restaurant quarter, Horsham and Pavillions Leisure Centre and Horsham sports club, incorporating Cricket, Tennis, Hockey and Squash clubs. There is golf at Mannings Heath and Slinfold Golf & Country Club. The mainline railway service to London Victoria takes about 56 mins and London Bridge about 55 mins. The A24 provides easy access to London,
Gatwick, Heathrow and the south coast.