House For Sale £1,250,000
A charming, detached Victorian villa with bags of character extending to over 2800 sq ft with five bedrooms, three-four reception rooms and attractive period features throughout, situated close to the amenities of Southwick village, the railway station and seafront. This remarkable home has been subject to an extensive renovation recently to create a stylish, modern and beautifully appointed home, which retains many of its original features including fireplaces, ornate moldings, handsome staircase and sash windows. These are beautifully complemented by the modern additions of a well-appointed kitchen, contemporary bath and shower rooms and tasteful décor throughout, enhancing the period style of the home. Further additions include plantation style shutters in some of the rooms, new floor and wall coverings and a number of built-in storage cupboards.
The accommodation is well planned with a flexible layout which offers much versatility, featuring a selection of reception rooms on the ground floor allowing for easy entertaining and big family occasions. Much of the ground floor is arranged around a central hallway, including a music room, lounge, dining room with cupboard, a kitchen, shower room, utility room and snug. There is also a further reception room which could be equally used as a sixth bedroom/guest accommodation if required.
Upstairs there is a bedroom with an en suite bath/shower room, which is also connected to a second bedroom which could be used as a dressing room or nursery. The further three bedrooms are all a good size and have period fireplaces, sharing a modern family bathroom.
Outside
The striking pastel pink stucco property occupying a superb corner position between Roman Crescent and Southwick Street. The property is set within attractive gardens, with lawns on three sides and a number of period features including a wrought-iron covered pergola and encaustic tile steps. Mature trees provide a high degree of privacy. On approach to the house there is a driveway and a detached tandem garage.
Situation
Southwick Street has a great location at the heart of Southwick’s Conservation Area, with a wealth of amenities on the doorstep. A number of shops can be found moments away in Southwick Square, which has Southwick Green located at the bottom for recreational use, and there are further amenities on the seafront including a marina. Hove Lawns and Brighton Seafront is a little way along the coast. A number of schools can be found nearby including Eastbrook Primary Academy, Glebe Primary, Shoreham Academy and Sixth Form, with a wider choice of schools in nearby Brighton and Hove. Southwick also benefits from its own station which connects with London Victoria via Brighton in about 70 minutes, making the area ideal for both families and commuters alike. The A27, A23 and Gatwick can be easily accessed by local road communications.
The accommodation is well planned with a flexible layout which offers much versatility, featuring a selection of reception rooms on the ground floor allowing for easy entertaining and big family occasions. Much of the ground floor is arranged around a central hallway, including a music room, lounge, dining room with cupboard, a kitchen, shower room, utility room and snug. There is also a further reception room which could be equally used as a sixth bedroom/guest accommodation if required.
Upstairs there is a bedroom with an en suite bath/shower room, which is also connected to a second bedroom which could be used as a dressing room or nursery. The further three bedrooms are all a good size and have period fireplaces, sharing a modern family bathroom.
Outside
The striking pastel pink stucco property occupying a superb corner position between Roman Crescent and Southwick Street. The property is set within attractive gardens, with lawns on three sides and a number of period features including a wrought-iron covered pergola and encaustic tile steps. Mature trees provide a high degree of privacy. On approach to the house there is a driveway and a detached tandem garage.
Situation
Southwick Street has a great location at the heart of Southwick’s Conservation Area, with a wealth of amenities on the doorstep. A number of shops can be found moments away in Southwick Square, which has Southwick Green located at the bottom for recreational use, and there are further amenities on the seafront including a marina. Hove Lawns and Brighton Seafront is a little way along the coast. A number of schools can be found nearby including Eastbrook Primary Academy, Glebe Primary, Shoreham Academy and Sixth Form, with a wider choice of schools in nearby Brighton and Hove. Southwick also benefits from its own station which connects with London Victoria via Brighton in about 70 minutes, making the area ideal for both families and commuters alike. The A27, A23 and Gatwick can be easily accessed by local road communications.
