House For Sale £350,000
Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000
Enjoying leafy surrounds and a quiet setting within a cul de sac but also just an eight minute walk to the County Hospital and the seafront, this three bedroom modern house is a hidden gem with double glazing, social layout and scented gardens at the front and back. Ideal for health professionals, first time house buyers and investors, this bright end of terrace house is just moments from a popular primary and park with local shops and bus routes to the city and station on the doorstep, and on the market for the first time in 30 years although it is elegantly decorated with a living room opening to the sunny garden and a separate stylish kitchen, all of those spacious, inviting rooms give rare scope for you to create the home of your dreams.
Almost directly opposite a park and a primary school, this charming end of terrace house is set back from the quiet cul de sac by its own private front garden. With a lit front door and double glazing, this is a bright and characterful home ideal for professionals or a family of any age. Inside, a hushed hallway sets the restful tone of the interior design with a subtle colour choice and a guest cloakroom is discreetly tucked away.
At the front of the house, the cheerful kitchen is country in style in keeping with its leafy views and the design is thoughtful with designated areas for a freestanding gas cooker, undercounter fridge and washing machine – and the good news is that the owner is willing to discuss leaving the appliances currently in situ, subject to circumstance.
Ahead, the elegant living room spans the whole of the back of the building. Framing the beautiful garden, windows and French doors almost fill the east wall to bring the outside in. Light and airy in the summer with ample space to relax in or to enjoy with friends, this is a room which will transform in winter into a cosy haven to return to. Outside, the garden is an oasis of calm in the city, the central lawn surrounded by mature shrubs and plants lovingly chosen for all year interest, and there is a path to the bike shed and gate which leads out to the end of the cul de sac and quiet bungalows behind, most of which have pedestrian access only, so this is surprisingly quiet spot.
Returning inside, at the top of the stairs the landing has access to the attic. Looking over the garden, the first of the bedrooms is a blank canvas with fitted wardrobes and plenty of floor space to play with. Across the hall, the second bedroom is a generous single and a pretty nursery, it would also be a comfortable place in which to work from home. Next door, a contemporary shower room is simple but stylish with a Mira Vigour shower to ensure good water pressure and a heated rail for towels. Peaceful and private with views over a green and the lower buildings behind so the view sweeps up to the golf course and downland which surrounds our city, the principle bedroom is a spacious retreat with fitted wardrobes waiting for your move.
Agent says:
"Hidden away a few minutes from the Hospital this is an exceptionally convenient location for other professionals too with schools, Amex and the city centre within easy reach on foot, by bus or by car."
Owner's Secret:
"The location's brilliant with the open green spaces and tennis courts of The Manor Sports and Activity Centre close by and St Mark's school is just a stroll. There are plenty of local shops, some of which open early and close late if you work long hours and for down time, the beach and waterfront bars and restaurants of the Marina are easy to reach."
What's around you
Shops: Whitehawk Road 2 minutes' drive, The Lanes about 5 minutes by cab
Station: Brighton 20 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: Park 2 minutes, Seafront 5 minutes
Closest schools
Primary: St Mark's
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, The met
Private: Brighton Steiner, Roedean, Brighton College
Tucked away just minutes from the hospital – there is a footpath through The Manor park- local shops include the popular Marmalade café and there are great transport links to the city and universities. Close to the beach and international shopping, restaurants and cinemas of the Marina, the Lanes are also easy to reach and if you like the great outdoors, it is close to the 60 acres of East Brighton Park, golf course and the South Downs National Park.
Enjoying leafy surrounds and a quiet setting within a cul de sac but also just an eight minute walk to the County Hospital and the seafront, this three bedroom modern house is a hidden gem with double glazing, social layout and scented gardens at the front and back. Ideal for health professionals, first time house buyers and investors, this bright end of terrace house is just moments from a popular primary and park with local shops and bus routes to the city and station on the doorstep, and on the market for the first time in 30 years although it is elegantly decorated with a living room opening to the sunny garden and a separate stylish kitchen, all of those spacious, inviting rooms give rare scope for you to create the home of your dreams.
Almost directly opposite a park and a primary school, this charming end of terrace house is set back from the quiet cul de sac by its own private front garden. With a lit front door and double glazing, this is a bright and characterful home ideal for professionals or a family of any age. Inside, a hushed hallway sets the restful tone of the interior design with a subtle colour choice and a guest cloakroom is discreetly tucked away.
At the front of the house, the cheerful kitchen is country in style in keeping with its leafy views and the design is thoughtful with designated areas for a freestanding gas cooker, undercounter fridge and washing machine – and the good news is that the owner is willing to discuss leaving the appliances currently in situ, subject to circumstance.
Ahead, the elegant living room spans the whole of the back of the building. Framing the beautiful garden, windows and French doors almost fill the east wall to bring the outside in. Light and airy in the summer with ample space to relax in or to enjoy with friends, this is a room which will transform in winter into a cosy haven to return to. Outside, the garden is an oasis of calm in the city, the central lawn surrounded by mature shrubs and plants lovingly chosen for all year interest, and there is a path to the bike shed and gate which leads out to the end of the cul de sac and quiet bungalows behind, most of which have pedestrian access only, so this is surprisingly quiet spot.
Returning inside, at the top of the stairs the landing has access to the attic. Looking over the garden, the first of the bedrooms is a blank canvas with fitted wardrobes and plenty of floor space to play with. Across the hall, the second bedroom is a generous single and a pretty nursery, it would also be a comfortable place in which to work from home. Next door, a contemporary shower room is simple but stylish with a Mira Vigour shower to ensure good water pressure and a heated rail for towels. Peaceful and private with views over a green and the lower buildings behind so the view sweeps up to the golf course and downland which surrounds our city, the principle bedroom is a spacious retreat with fitted wardrobes waiting for your move.
Agent says:
"Hidden away a few minutes from the Hospital this is an exceptionally convenient location for other professionals too with schools, Amex and the city centre within easy reach on foot, by bus or by car."
Owner's Secret:
"The location's brilliant with the open green spaces and tennis courts of The Manor Sports and Activity Centre close by and St Mark's school is just a stroll. There are plenty of local shops, some of which open early and close late if you work long hours and for down time, the beach and waterfront bars and restaurants of the Marina are easy to reach."
What's around you
Shops: Whitehawk Road 2 minutes' drive, The Lanes about 5 minutes by cab
Station: Brighton 20 minutes by bus
Seafront or Park: Park 2 minutes, Seafront 5 minutes
Closest schools
Primary: St Mark's
Secondary: Varndean or Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, The met
Private: Brighton Steiner, Roedean, Brighton College
Tucked away just minutes from the hospital – there is a footpath through The Manor park- local shops include the popular Marmalade café and there are great transport links to the city and universities. Close to the beach and international shopping, restaurants and cinemas of the Marina, the Lanes are also easy to reach and if you like the great outdoors, it is close to the 60 acres of East Brighton Park, golf course and the South Downs National Park.
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