House For Sale £625,000
Guide Price: £625,000 - £650,000 | Mid-terraced Victorian house | Three double bedrooms | Open-plan living room | Modern kitchen | Family bathroom | Attractive rear garden | Garden studio | Gas CH | Popular street | Less than a mile to Brighton Station
guide price: £625,000_£650,000 freehold
This charming family home stands out as one of the prettiest in the street and it continues to impress as you walk through this attractive Victorian terraced property. An internal front door creates a useful porch come cloak room, which leads you through to the hallway with stripped wooden flooring, decorated in pastel tones and sisal stair runner. You enter the dining room through large double doors and the period style continues through this room and in to the bay fronted sitting room with working log burner installed. These rooms have been cleverly opened up which results in this area of the house receiving the morning and the evening sun. The kitchen is a good size and has been recently renovated with gloss-fronted units and solid wood work-tops. A useful WC is located off the kitchen.
A beautiful inner city garden can be entered from the kitchen or the French doors in the dining room. A mixture of clever planting and a passion for gardening has created an oasis of calm in this larger than average patio. A decking and flagstone path steps up to a seating area, which is steeped in sun during the first half of the day, and then leads you through some small fruit trees and finally to the good sized art studio at the rear. Perfect for anyone looking to work from home, in need extra room to expand their artistic talents or even as storage for bikes and garden furniture.
The first floor has the principal bedroom to the front and a further good sized double room as well as the family bathroom. Both bedrooms are decorated to a high standard, with double glazing and carpeted flooring. The bathroom is light and spacious and has a bath and separate shower cubicle with white bathroom suite. The loft has been converted and provides another large double bedroom with a fitted butler sink. This is another great space with the maximum consideration given to natural light, as it floods through the four velux windows and French doors opening up to a glass Juliet balcony. Stunning views over Brighton can be seen to the west and a very beautiful view of the garden from the balcony.
360 degree virtual reality walk through tour of this property is available at
What the owner says:
“My house on Cobden Road has been a great family home, being the centre for children and grandchildren to visit and stay. Having put the red shed in the garden I have enjoyed running art workshops teaching process-painting. The garden has been an oasis and has matured into a lovely calm space.
It is a great location; an easy walk into town or a short bus or drive to the sea or a walk on the Downs. Friendly, quiet neighbours on either side, with free parking a bonus. There is a great school at the end of the road on Elm Grove, the flour pot café for delicious coffee and cake, and a fabulous organic local shop just two minutes down the road.”
In The Know…
Area: Hanover
Council Tax: Band C
EPC Rating: D67
Floor Area: 107.5sqm (approx.)
Station: Brighton Station (0.8 miles)
Bus Stop: Elm Grove (141m)
Parking: Permit zone V
Primary School: Elm Grove
Secondary School: Varndean; Dorothey Stringer
Private School: Brighton College
Local shop: Convenience Store (0.2 miles)
Supermarket: Sainsburys (0.5 miles)
Local Gems: Flour Pot Café, The Constant Service, Archers Butchers, The Level Park
*As provided by the vendor. All details should be checked and confirmed by your conveyancer.<br /><br />
guide price: £625,000_£650,000 freehold
This charming family home stands out as one of the prettiest in the street and it continues to impress as you walk through this attractive Victorian terraced property. An internal front door creates a useful porch come cloak room, which leads you through to the hallway with stripped wooden flooring, decorated in pastel tones and sisal stair runner. You enter the dining room through large double doors and the period style continues through this room and in to the bay fronted sitting room with working log burner installed. These rooms have been cleverly opened up which results in this area of the house receiving the morning and the evening sun. The kitchen is a good size and has been recently renovated with gloss-fronted units and solid wood work-tops. A useful WC is located off the kitchen.
A beautiful inner city garden can be entered from the kitchen or the French doors in the dining room. A mixture of clever planting and a passion for gardening has created an oasis of calm in this larger than average patio. A decking and flagstone path steps up to a seating area, which is steeped in sun during the first half of the day, and then leads you through some small fruit trees and finally to the good sized art studio at the rear. Perfect for anyone looking to work from home, in need extra room to expand their artistic talents or even as storage for bikes and garden furniture.
The first floor has the principal bedroom to the front and a further good sized double room as well as the family bathroom. Both bedrooms are decorated to a high standard, with double glazing and carpeted flooring. The bathroom is light and spacious and has a bath and separate shower cubicle with white bathroom suite. The loft has been converted and provides another large double bedroom with a fitted butler sink. This is another great space with the maximum consideration given to natural light, as it floods through the four velux windows and French doors opening up to a glass Juliet balcony. Stunning views over Brighton can be seen to the west and a very beautiful view of the garden from the balcony.
360 degree virtual reality walk through tour of this property is available at
What the owner says:
“My house on Cobden Road has been a great family home, being the centre for children and grandchildren to visit and stay. Having put the red shed in the garden I have enjoyed running art workshops teaching process-painting. The garden has been an oasis and has matured into a lovely calm space.
It is a great location; an easy walk into town or a short bus or drive to the sea or a walk on the Downs. Friendly, quiet neighbours on either side, with free parking a bonus. There is a great school at the end of the road on Elm Grove, the flour pot café for delicious coffee and cake, and a fabulous organic local shop just two minutes down the road.”
In The Know…
Area: Hanover
Council Tax: Band C
EPC Rating: D67
Floor Area: 107.5sqm (approx.)
Station: Brighton Station (0.8 miles)
Bus Stop: Elm Grove (141m)
Parking: Permit zone V
Primary School: Elm Grove
Secondary School: Varndean; Dorothey Stringer
Private School: Brighton College
Local shop: Convenience Store (0.2 miles)
Supermarket: Sainsburys (0.5 miles)
Local Gems: Flour Pot Café, The Constant Service, Archers Butchers, The Level Park
*As provided by the vendor. All details should be checked and confirmed by your conveyancer.<br /><br />
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