House For Sale £640,000
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This extended, versatile and beautifully presented family home offers a buyer plenty of space inside and out, boasting a delightful and private, south-facing rear garden, ample off-street parking, a master bedroom with its own en-suite facilities, a contemporary kitchen and bathroom and innovative utility room opening onto a timber deck.
Less than a kilometre for some of the south coast’s best known beaches, the property also enjoys easy access to local shops, good schools, convenient public transport links and Gatwick Airport just over 20 miles to the north.
Description
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This extended, versatile and beautifully presented family home offers a buyer plenty of space inside and out, boasting a delightful and private, south-facing rear garden, ample off-street parking, a master bedroom with its own en-suite facilities, a contemporary kitchen and bathroom and innovative utility room opening onto a timber deck.
Less than a kilometre for some of the south coast’s best known beaches, the property also enjoys easy access to local shops, good schools, convenient public transport links and Gatwick Airport just over 20 miles to the north.
Interior
Reception hall:
The main access to the property is via a porch at the front of the house with double doors to the front and another to the side, allowing plenty of light as well as room for outdoor shoes and coats.
Inside, a second set of double doors lead through to the reception hall, which boasts an engineered wooden floor and welcoming neutral décor.
Stairs on the left-hand side rise to the four bedrooms and house bathroom on the first floor.
An internal wood-and glass panel door on the left, opens onto the kitchen.
Two more ahead lead through into the utility room and a spacious storage area and a final one on the right to the lounge and dining room beyond.
Kitchen:
15’ 7” (4.75m) x 11’ 5” (3.47m)
Bright, well-appointed and thoroughly modern, the kitchen offers any chef a cheery and spacious work space, with ample natural light from both a south-facing casement window overlooking the gardens to the rear and another facing the drive at the front of the house.
There’s plenty of storage too in shaker-style base and wall units installed above and below black granite worktops arranged around three walls.
Incorporated in the design are a composite sink and drainer below a chrome mixer tap; a dedicated space for an American-style fridge/freezer; a large kitchen range with a double oven and separate grill; and a six-ring gas hob beneath an extractor.
The easy-to-clean, tiled floor in grey complements the dark-coloured worktops.
Light after dark is provided by both adjustable overhead spotlight arrays and under-unit strip lighting.
Gloss-finish splashback tiling in white has been fitted above all the work surfaces, hob and preparation areas.
There are a number of double power sockets available for additional kitchen appliances.
Lounge:
20’ 0” (6.10m) x 12’ 1” (3.68m)
Featuring an engineered wooden floor, the spacious lounge boasts both an overhead lighting array and matching uplighters, with more natural light allowed by twin casement windows overlooking the front of the property.
There are ample power points, a TV and Wifi connection with warmth in winter provided by a wall-mounted radiator. The room is comfortably large enough to accommodate soft-furnishings, larger units for storage or a work station if required.
A second wood-and-glass panel door leads from the lounge through into the separate dining room>
dining room:
21’ 10” (6.66m) x 10’ 2” (3.11m)
Comparable in size to the adjoining lounge and similar in design, the dining room, used by the current owners as a fitness studio, also boasts an engineered wooden floor with double doors opening onto steps leading down to a large flagstone patio in the rear garden.
Utility room / storage / downstairs WC:
Utility room: 8’ 4” (2.53m) x 7’ 8” (2.34m)
Storage room: 12’ 1” (3.68m) x 5’ 5” (1.65m)
Equipped with recessed, overhead LED spotlights throughout, the utility room and adjoining storage area are both fitted with additional base and wall units.
A wooden worktop is available in the storage room, set below an impressive array of double power sockets. Another black granite worktop is located in the utility space, with gloss-finish splashback tiles fitted above.
The utility room also incorporates space and plumbing for a washing machine; a wall-mounted radiator for warmth; a ceiling-mounted drying rack; open shelving; and the modern house boiler. Floor tiles are similar to those in the kitchen while a window overlooks the rear garden which can also be accessed via an external door.
An adjacent internal door in the utility area opens onto the downstairs WC.
Bedroom 1:
18’ 1” (5.50m) x 12’ 2” (3.70m)
Carpeted, predominantly decorated in bright white and equipped with overhead LED spotlights, the master bedroom is large and enjoys plenty of natural light through windows on two sides.
Wooden, glass-panel doors along one entire wall open onto fitted wardrobes with spotlights above. The room is heated by a wall-mounted radiator and equipped with a TV point and well as fixtures and fittings for a wall-mounted, flat-screen television.
An internal door opens onto fully-tiled en-suite facilities including a WC, hand basin, shower cubicle and heated, ladder-style towel rail in chrome.
Bedroom 2:
12’ 1” (3.68m) x 12’ 1” (3.68m)
Located opposite the bathroom, Bedroom 2 overlooks the front of the property.
Also carpeted and decorated in bright, neutral colours, the room includes a recessed alcove ideal for a desk or a large wardrobe, although there is a spacious fitted cupboard provided.
Warmth is from a wall-mounted radiator while the room is lit by a contemporary overhead spotlight array.
Bedroom 3:
11’ 6” (3.50m) x 7’ 5” (2.27m)
Large enough to accommodate a double bed if required, Bedroom 3 also overlooks the front of the property and is currently decorated in bright neutral colours.
The casement windows are fitted with hanging blinds, the room is carpeted and also equipped with an integral cupboard space.
Bedroom 4
8’ 2” (2.50m) x 7’ 8” (2.34m)
The smallest of the four, Bedroom 4 looks out over the rear garden and is currently equipped as a storage room and pet space.
The room is heated by a wall-mounted radiator and also decorated in bright, neutral colours.
Bathroom:
Also well-appointed and contemporary in design, the house bathroom is fully tiled and incorporates a dual-flush WC set below a black granite washstand which also incorporates the concealed cistern. Above is a double-doored and mirrored medicine cabinet.
On the other side of the room, a second illuminated mirror is also located above the drop-in hand basin mounted within a vanity unit. There is also space enough for both a white panel bath, a corner-quadrant shower cubicle and a ladder-style, heated towel rail in chrome. Lighting is provided by recessed overhead LED spotlights.
Exterior
Accessed off Middle Road by a short drop-kerb drive, the front of the house is block-paved and enclosed behind a white-painted breeze-block wall with boundaries either side marked by timber fence panels. There is space enough to provide off-street parking for at least three cars, a wrought-iron gate to the right of the house allowing access to the rear.
Here, ample storage is available in three large wooden sheds, one also incorporating a timber pagoda. Steps from the dining room lead down to a spacious, south-facing flagstone patio perfect for al fresco dining or entertaining in the summer months, with privacy ensured by timber fence panels around the boundaries.
Established trees and shrubs provided both shade and variety, there is a lawn as well as a timber deck accessed directly via the external door from the utility room. Additional features include a lovely fish pond, external lighting, a couple of water butts, an outside tap and power socket and a number of well-stocked flower beds.
Location
Middle Road enjoys a sought-after south coast location in the northern suburbs of Shoreham-by-Sea around seven miles west of central Brighton and five miles east of Worthing.
The house is less than a kilometre from Shoreham’s long, sandy beaches and on the north bank of the River Adur. Amenities within walking distance include a cash point, a fish-and-chips shop, a kebab house and Indian takeaway, an off-licence and a convenience store.
Buses stopping on Middle Road run regularly to Shoreham, Steyning and Rottingdean. Southwick Station is less than a mile away and offers Southern trains to Brighton, Littlehampton, Portsmouth, West Worthing and Southampton.
Shoreham Academy, which was rated as outstanding by Ofsted following its last inspection in 2012, is also relatively close by. St Peter’s Catholic Primary and St Nicolas and St Mary Church of England Primary were both rated as good at their last inspections in 2018 and 2017 respectively.
Disclaimer
These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not constitute an offer of contract. Intending purchasers must rely on their own inspection of the property.
None of the above appliances/services have been tested by esale. We recommend purchasers arrange for a qualified person to check all appliances/services before making any legal commitment.
This extended, versatile and beautifully presented family home offers a buyer plenty of space inside and out, boasting a delightful and private, south-facing rear garden, ample off-street parking, a master bedroom with its own en-suite facilities, a contemporary kitchen and bathroom and innovative utility room opening onto a timber deck.
Less than a kilometre for some of the south coast’s best known beaches, the property also enjoys easy access to local shops, good schools, convenient public transport links and Gatwick Airport just over 20 miles to the north.
Description
* Interactive Brochure Available *
This extended, versatile and beautifully presented family home offers a buyer plenty of space inside and out, boasting a delightful and private, south-facing rear garden, ample off-street parking, a master bedroom with its own en-suite facilities, a contemporary kitchen and bathroom and innovative utility room opening onto a timber deck.
Less than a kilometre for some of the south coast’s best known beaches, the property also enjoys easy access to local shops, good schools, convenient public transport links and Gatwick Airport just over 20 miles to the north.
Interior
Reception hall:
The main access to the property is via a porch at the front of the house with double doors to the front and another to the side, allowing plenty of light as well as room for outdoor shoes and coats.
Inside, a second set of double doors lead through to the reception hall, which boasts an engineered wooden floor and welcoming neutral décor.
Stairs on the left-hand side rise to the four bedrooms and house bathroom on the first floor.
An internal wood-and glass panel door on the left, opens onto the kitchen.
Two more ahead lead through into the utility room and a spacious storage area and a final one on the right to the lounge and dining room beyond.
Kitchen:
15’ 7” (4.75m) x 11’ 5” (3.47m)
Bright, well-appointed and thoroughly modern, the kitchen offers any chef a cheery and spacious work space, with ample natural light from both a south-facing casement window overlooking the gardens to the rear and another facing the drive at the front of the house.
There’s plenty of storage too in shaker-style base and wall units installed above and below black granite worktops arranged around three walls.
Incorporated in the design are a composite sink and drainer below a chrome mixer tap; a dedicated space for an American-style fridge/freezer; a large kitchen range with a double oven and separate grill; and a six-ring gas hob beneath an extractor.
The easy-to-clean, tiled floor in grey complements the dark-coloured worktops.
Light after dark is provided by both adjustable overhead spotlight arrays and under-unit strip lighting.
Gloss-finish splashback tiling in white has been fitted above all the work surfaces, hob and preparation areas.
There are a number of double power sockets available for additional kitchen appliances.
Lounge:
20’ 0” (6.10m) x 12’ 1” (3.68m)
Featuring an engineered wooden floor, the spacious lounge boasts both an overhead lighting array and matching uplighters, with more natural light allowed by twin casement windows overlooking the front of the property.
There are ample power points, a TV and Wifi connection with warmth in winter provided by a wall-mounted radiator. The room is comfortably large enough to accommodate soft-furnishings, larger units for storage or a work station if required.
A second wood-and-glass panel door leads from the lounge through into the separate dining room>
dining room:
21’ 10” (6.66m) x 10’ 2” (3.11m)
Comparable in size to the adjoining lounge and similar in design, the dining room, used by the current owners as a fitness studio, also boasts an engineered wooden floor with double doors opening onto steps leading down to a large flagstone patio in the rear garden.
Utility room / storage / downstairs WC:
Utility room: 8’ 4” (2.53m) x 7’ 8” (2.34m)
Storage room: 12’ 1” (3.68m) x 5’ 5” (1.65m)
Equipped with recessed, overhead LED spotlights throughout, the utility room and adjoining storage area are both fitted with additional base and wall units.
A wooden worktop is available in the storage room, set below an impressive array of double power sockets. Another black granite worktop is located in the utility space, with gloss-finish splashback tiles fitted above.
The utility room also incorporates space and plumbing for a washing machine; a wall-mounted radiator for warmth; a ceiling-mounted drying rack; open shelving; and the modern house boiler. Floor tiles are similar to those in the kitchen while a window overlooks the rear garden which can also be accessed via an external door.
An adjacent internal door in the utility area opens onto the downstairs WC.
Bedroom 1:
18’ 1” (5.50m) x 12’ 2” (3.70m)
Carpeted, predominantly decorated in bright white and equipped with overhead LED spotlights, the master bedroom is large and enjoys plenty of natural light through windows on two sides.
Wooden, glass-panel doors along one entire wall open onto fitted wardrobes with spotlights above. The room is heated by a wall-mounted radiator and equipped with a TV point and well as fixtures and fittings for a wall-mounted, flat-screen television.
An internal door opens onto fully-tiled en-suite facilities including a WC, hand basin, shower cubicle and heated, ladder-style towel rail in chrome.
Bedroom 2:
12’ 1” (3.68m) x 12’ 1” (3.68m)
Located opposite the bathroom, Bedroom 2 overlooks the front of the property.
Also carpeted and decorated in bright, neutral colours, the room includes a recessed alcove ideal for a desk or a large wardrobe, although there is a spacious fitted cupboard provided.
Warmth is from a wall-mounted radiator while the room is lit by a contemporary overhead spotlight array.
Bedroom 3:
11’ 6” (3.50m) x 7’ 5” (2.27m)
Large enough to accommodate a double bed if required, Bedroom 3 also overlooks the front of the property and is currently decorated in bright neutral colours.
The casement windows are fitted with hanging blinds, the room is carpeted and also equipped with an integral cupboard space.
Bedroom 4
8’ 2” (2.50m) x 7’ 8” (2.34m)
The smallest of the four, Bedroom 4 looks out over the rear garden and is currently equipped as a storage room and pet space.
The room is heated by a wall-mounted radiator and also decorated in bright, neutral colours.
Bathroom:
Also well-appointed and contemporary in design, the house bathroom is fully tiled and incorporates a dual-flush WC set below a black granite washstand which also incorporates the concealed cistern. Above is a double-doored and mirrored medicine cabinet.
On the other side of the room, a second illuminated mirror is also located above the drop-in hand basin mounted within a vanity unit. There is also space enough for both a white panel bath, a corner-quadrant shower cubicle and a ladder-style, heated towel rail in chrome. Lighting is provided by recessed overhead LED spotlights.
Exterior
Accessed off Middle Road by a short drop-kerb drive, the front of the house is block-paved and enclosed behind a white-painted breeze-block wall with boundaries either side marked by timber fence panels. There is space enough to provide off-street parking for at least three cars, a wrought-iron gate to the right of the house allowing access to the rear.
Here, ample storage is available in three large wooden sheds, one also incorporating a timber pagoda. Steps from the dining room lead down to a spacious, south-facing flagstone patio perfect for al fresco dining or entertaining in the summer months, with privacy ensured by timber fence panels around the boundaries.
Established trees and shrubs provided both shade and variety, there is a lawn as well as a timber deck accessed directly via the external door from the utility room. Additional features include a lovely fish pond, external lighting, a couple of water butts, an outside tap and power socket and a number of well-stocked flower beds.
Location
Middle Road enjoys a sought-after south coast location in the northern suburbs of Shoreham-by-Sea around seven miles west of central Brighton and five miles east of Worthing.
The house is less than a kilometre from Shoreham’s long, sandy beaches and on the north bank of the River Adur. Amenities within walking distance include a cash point, a fish-and-chips shop, a kebab house and Indian takeaway, an off-licence and a convenience store.
Buses stopping on Middle Road run regularly to Shoreham, Steyning and Rottingdean. Southwick Station is less than a mile away and offers Southern trains to Brighton, Littlehampton, Portsmouth, West Worthing and Southampton.
Shoreham Academy, which was rated as outstanding by Ofsted following its last inspection in 2012, is also relatively close by. St Peter’s Catholic Primary and St Nicolas and St Mary Church of England Primary were both rated as good at their last inspections in 2018 and 2017 respectively.
Disclaimer
These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not constitute an offer of contract. Intending purchasers must rely on their own inspection of the property.
None of the above appliances/services have been tested by esale. We recommend purchasers arrange for a qualified person to check all appliances/services before making any legal commitment.
