AN IDYLLIC NEW LIFESTYLE, FOLDERS MEADOW.

Burgess Hill is a delightful civil parish and town located in the Mid Sussex district of West Sussex, on the edge of the South Downs National Park. Situated in gently rolling countryside, with breathtaking views of the Sussex Downs to the south and High Weald to the north, Burgess Hill is a thriving town with a strong community spirit – a truly wonderful place to call home.

The town had modest beginnings, growing from the parishes of Clayton, Keymer and Ditchling, all mentioned in the Domesday book, and steadily expanding into the thriving and vibrant town we see today. The town’s relatively recent history is evident through its few remaining examples of spectacular Victorian architecture, which includes an engaging stretch of shops along Church Road. The actual name of Burgess Hill is thought to link to the Burgeys family, from the late 13th century, which stood for ‘bourgeois’ – the inhabitant of a borough.

ESCAPE TO A PEACEFUL OASIS IN BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS.

Folders Meadow is an exclusive collection of stunning new 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes situated on Folders Lane – a well known road in Burgess Hill, creating an aspirational address for residents in this charming West Sussex town.

The luxurious new homes offer the idyllic lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of. Set back from the road and surrounded by green open spaces and extensive parkland, this pretty, rural setting provides a peaceful escape from the bustling town centre. The town itself is pleasantly small, retaining a lovely character and friendly, welcoming, community air. It is also a key business area and perfect commuter town, with it’s excellent transport links to London and Brighton.

ROLLING COUNTRYSIDE, BREATHTAKING VIEWS AND EASY ACCESS TO ALL MODERN DAY AMENITIES.

Burgess Hill enjoys an idyllic location in the beautiful Sussex Wealds with its rolling hills and vast swathes of countryside, while still benefitting from all necessary amenities for today’s busy lifestyles. Being just on the border of the South Downs National Park, the town has easy access to miles of picturesque trails, ancient woodlands and downlands, including Devil’s Dyke – an historic beauty spot named after the expansive dry valley that carves its way through ridges of rolling chalk grassland.

Just a stones throw away from all this beauty, you’ll find the modern amenities of the town. Burgess Hill centre hosts a wide variety of specialist stores, stylish boutiques and familiar high street names to satisfy all your retail needs, whether you visit Market Place Shopping Centre, the outdoor Martlets Shopping Centre or the Martlets Hall complex which also incorporates a library and 300 seat theatre. A twice weekly market offers an abundance of tempting local produce, while the numerous trendy restaurants and cosmopolitan café culture adds to the town’s unique and charming character.

EXPLORE, DISCOVER, ENJOY.

Leisure facilities abound in and around the local area, whatever you’re looking for. Burgess Hill benefits from both a football and rugby club; excellent fitness facilities can be found at Heights Health and Fitness, and golf enthusiasts will delight in Hassocks Golf Club. The Orion Cinema is a much loved independent cinema showing a mixture of mainstream and arthouse films, while Ditchling Museum houses a comprehensive collection of work from the famous arts and crafts community, making for an interesting and cultural day out.

Burgess Hill is perfectly placed as a commuter town, situated at the ‘Crossroads of Sussex’, with easy access to the extensive motorway network, two railway stations with good services to London in less than an hour, Brighton and Gatwick airport.

Educational facilities are excellent, with several primary and secondary schools and colleges in close proximity, including Burgess Hill School for Girls and Oakmeeds Community College.

There’s nowhere better to enjoy an aspirational new lifestyle than at Folders Meadow, Burgess Hill, especially in one of our homes.

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