House For Sale £425,000
**Investment opportunity**
Let until August 2022 - Let for £1,993 per month
Facing south for the Sussex sunshine, this bright and cheerful four bedroom house with a big, paved patio has great views over the city to the Downs at the back. Currently providing an income as an HMO the decoration is simple but stylish offering open plan living and a bedroom on the ground floor, and three double bedrooms and contemporary bathroom upstairs. Quietly tucked away within a lattice of residential streets known for their sense of community and with the vibrant shops, cafés and bars of Lewes Road a 10 minute stroll down the hill, this is a well-connected spot and an ideal investment with both Brighton and Sussex University campus' easy to reach by bus or car, Brighton General Hospital nearby, a choice of popular primary schools within walking distance and plenty of green spaces to enjoy in the area.
Nicely tucked away in a quiet but convenient part of the city this well-kept house is a rare find as perched on a hill, it is not overlooked at the back so it is both more private and brighter than many.
Spacious rooms and large windows – which are double glazed- make this a cheerful home to return to even in winter and inside, a freshly decorated hallway with space for a computer station makes a good impression. Spanning the whole of the back of this property, the open plan living room enjoys views which sweep across the city and the stylish kitchen has a gas hob and electric oven beneath a discreet hood, space for an undercounter fridge and plumbing for a washer/drier. Opening to the patio for parties it is a sociable space with room for a dining table, tall fridge freezer and a sofa.
At the front of the house with a large bay window and feature fireplace, the first of the double bedrooms is a generous size. Upstairs, the contemporary bathroom has all you need including a shower above the bath and natural light and next door, the second double room is quiet and private with views over lower rooftops to the countryside which surrounds our legendary coastal resort. Two more double rooms at the front are both bright and inviting, one with fitted storage already in place.
Agent says:
"This is an ideal buy in a friendly area well- connected to Brighton's city centre, Lewes and Gatwick with the A23/A27 easy to reach."
Owner's secret:
"The garden is surprisingly large and paved for ease of maintenance, and although the street is a quiet one you can walk to the M&S, big Sainsburys or a be in a bar in minutes."
What's around you:
Shops: Local 2 minute drive, 10 on foot
Train Station: Brighton 10 minute drive
Seafront or park: Bevendean Rec about 5 minutes, the Seafront's about 8
Closest schools:
Primary: Coombe Road, St Martins C of E
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, The Steiner School
Soaring over the city between the South Downs and the sea, you have the best of all worlds. There is a relaxed community atmosphere with local shops, cafes and popular primary school within a stroll, and the lively shopping district of Lewes Road is at the bottom of the hill. The universities, hospitals, marina and the whole of Brighton & Hove are all easy reach on foot or by bus or car. For those needing to reach further afield, Brighton Station serving Gatwick and London is a 10 minute drive and near the A270, you are quickly out of the city.
Let until August 2022 - Let for £1,993 per month
Facing south for the Sussex sunshine, this bright and cheerful four bedroom house with a big, paved patio has great views over the city to the Downs at the back. Currently providing an income as an HMO the decoration is simple but stylish offering open plan living and a bedroom on the ground floor, and three double bedrooms and contemporary bathroom upstairs. Quietly tucked away within a lattice of residential streets known for their sense of community and with the vibrant shops, cafés and bars of Lewes Road a 10 minute stroll down the hill, this is a well-connected spot and an ideal investment with both Brighton and Sussex University campus' easy to reach by bus or car, Brighton General Hospital nearby, a choice of popular primary schools within walking distance and plenty of green spaces to enjoy in the area.
Nicely tucked away in a quiet but convenient part of the city this well-kept house is a rare find as perched on a hill, it is not overlooked at the back so it is both more private and brighter than many.
Spacious rooms and large windows – which are double glazed- make this a cheerful home to return to even in winter and inside, a freshly decorated hallway with space for a computer station makes a good impression. Spanning the whole of the back of this property, the open plan living room enjoys views which sweep across the city and the stylish kitchen has a gas hob and electric oven beneath a discreet hood, space for an undercounter fridge and plumbing for a washer/drier. Opening to the patio for parties it is a sociable space with room for a dining table, tall fridge freezer and a sofa.
At the front of the house with a large bay window and feature fireplace, the first of the double bedrooms is a generous size. Upstairs, the contemporary bathroom has all you need including a shower above the bath and natural light and next door, the second double room is quiet and private with views over lower rooftops to the countryside which surrounds our legendary coastal resort. Two more double rooms at the front are both bright and inviting, one with fitted storage already in place.
Agent says:
"This is an ideal buy in a friendly area well- connected to Brighton's city centre, Lewes and Gatwick with the A23/A27 easy to reach."
Owner's secret:
"The garden is surprisingly large and paved for ease of maintenance, and although the street is a quiet one you can walk to the M&S, big Sainsburys or a be in a bar in minutes."
What's around you:
Shops: Local 2 minute drive, 10 on foot
Train Station: Brighton 10 minute drive
Seafront or park: Bevendean Rec about 5 minutes, the Seafront's about 8
Closest schools:
Primary: Coombe Road, St Martins C of E
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Private: Brighton College, The Steiner School
Soaring over the city between the South Downs and the sea, you have the best of all worlds. There is a relaxed community atmosphere with local shops, cafes and popular primary school within a stroll, and the lively shopping district of Lewes Road is at the bottom of the hill. The universities, hospitals, marina and the whole of Brighton & Hove are all easy reach on foot or by bus or car. For those needing to reach further afield, Brighton Station serving Gatwick and London is a 10 minute drive and near the A270, you are quickly out of the city.
