House For Sale £600,000
An attractive and imposing four-bedroom Edwardian property, offering spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors in the popular Motcombe village area of Eastbourne.
This stunning, period home has been refurbished and reconfigured by the current owners to provide spacious and practical family accommodation set over two floors.
Property Features
Elegant, two storey Edwardian townhouse
Three double bedrooms and a fourth bedroom/study
Newly fitted family bathroom
Sitting room & dining room
Newly fitted kitchen breakfast room, utility room & cloakroom
Newly fitted radiators and central heating system
New double glazed windows and doors throughout
Period features throughout
Freehold
Hallway
The entrance hall has a welcoming feel with a large double glazed window; Original arch with corbels and original dado rail; Autumn Oak Quickstep flooring continues throughout the ground floor of the property; Brass door knobs and traditional toggle light switches feature in every room; Nest Smart Thermostat and a good sized under stairs storage cupboard.
Lounge - 4.39M (into bay) x 4.22M
The lounge has a large bay window fitted with white Plantation tilt shutter blinds overlooking the front garden. Details include: Ceiling rose, ceiling cornicing; Toggle light switch and a period fireplace.
Dining Room - 3.96m x 3.61m
The dining room has an original period fireplace and double glazed french doors leading out into the garden. There is plenty of room for a large dining table and chairs making it ideal for both casual and formal dining. Details include: Ceiling rose, ceiling cornicing, picture rail; Toggle light switch and integrated drinks cabinet and storage.
Kitchen - 4.04m x 3.58m
The kitchen is an impressive workable and dining space, with a range of high-quality base and eye-level white panelled units, larder store cupboard and integrated undercounter fridge. Details include a fireplace transformed into a bookshelf; Toggle light switch and ceiling rose. This is definitely the heart of this delightful period home.
Utility Room - 4.04m x 3.10m (max)
The utility room has the space and convenient layout for all the essential white goods such as a washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher and an upright fridge freezer. Including a newly fitted Worcester Bosch combination boiler with 10 years remaining on the warranty.
Downstairs Cloakroom
From the utility room, there is a door which leads to the cloakroom, featuring a pedestal wash hand basin with Chatsworth 1928 Traditional Crosshead Pillar Basin Taps, low level WC, tiled splash back, slimline radiator and a window to the rear garden.
A double glazed door leads out into the garden.
Landing
The spacious landing has a west facing large double glazed window fitted with a white Plantation tilt shutter blind; Features include: Original arch with corbels and original dado rail; Toggle light switch; ceiling roses; A good sized linen/storage cupboard; Access to the loft and new carpets which continue throughout all of the bedrooms and stairs.
Bedroom 1 - 4.78m x 4.14m
Bedroom 1 has a large bay double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Features include: Original period fireplace, ceiling rose, Toggle light switch; built in bookshelf and large radiator.
Bedroom 2 - 3.96m x 3.61m
Bedroom 2 has a double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Features include: Original period fireplace, ceiling rose; Toggle light switch and large radiator.
Bedroom 3 - 4.65m x 3.61m
Bedroom 3 has a ceiling rose, Toggle light switch; large radiator and large bay double glazed window fitted with white Plantation tilt shutter blinds overlooking the front garden with views towards Motcombe Gardens and St Mary’s Church.
Bedroom 4/Study - 2.59m x 1.98m
Bedroom 4 is currently configured as a home study/design studio. Featuring: A ceiling rose; Slimline radiator; With a double glazed window fitted with a white Plantation tilt shutter blind.
Bathroom - 2.75m x 2.25m
The bathroom has two double glazed windows; Ceiling extractor fan and spotlighting; A pedestal wash hand basin with Chatsworth 1928 Traditional Crosshead Pillar Basin Taps; Low level WC; Tiled splash back; Bath and shower combination with a matching Chatsworth 1928 traditional exposed shower mixer and rainfall shower head. There is also a traditional column radiator with heated towel rail.
Garden - 11m x 8m
A stone-walled private garden including a patio area, lawn and surrounding flower bed borders. A gated side access allows easy access for waste disposal, garden equipment and bicycles.
About the area
The property is peacefully located in Eastbourne’s oldest part of town - Motcombe Village, opposite to Motcombe Gardens. An attraction is the number of local amenities all within a short walking distance of the house: A popular 12th century public house (one of the oldest buildings in Eastbourne), St Mary’s (the oldest church in Eastbourne), Pilgrims House, Waitrose supermarket, Gildredge Park, Manor Gardens, restaurants, hair salons, antiquities and Post Office.
Eastbourne’s mainline rail station is just a 20 minute walk with direct access to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport. Brighton is a 35 minute train away and Old Town buses serve routes nearby.
There are a number of highly sought after Primary, Junior and Secondary schools in the Old Town area, in addition to a number of prestigious private schools nearby, including Eastbourne College, St Andrews and Bede’s.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: C
This stunning, period home has been refurbished and reconfigured by the current owners to provide spacious and practical family accommodation set over two floors.
Property Features
Elegant, two storey Edwardian townhouse
Three double bedrooms and a fourth bedroom/study
Newly fitted family bathroom
Sitting room & dining room
Newly fitted kitchen breakfast room, utility room & cloakroom
Newly fitted radiators and central heating system
New double glazed windows and doors throughout
Period features throughout
Freehold
Hallway
The entrance hall has a welcoming feel with a large double glazed window; Original arch with corbels and original dado rail; Autumn Oak Quickstep flooring continues throughout the ground floor of the property; Brass door knobs and traditional toggle light switches feature in every room; Nest Smart Thermostat and a good sized under stairs storage cupboard.
Lounge - 4.39M (into bay) x 4.22M
The lounge has a large bay window fitted with white Plantation tilt shutter blinds overlooking the front garden. Details include: Ceiling rose, ceiling cornicing; Toggle light switch and a period fireplace.
Dining Room - 3.96m x 3.61m
The dining room has an original period fireplace and double glazed french doors leading out into the garden. There is plenty of room for a large dining table and chairs making it ideal for both casual and formal dining. Details include: Ceiling rose, ceiling cornicing, picture rail; Toggle light switch and integrated drinks cabinet and storage.
Kitchen - 4.04m x 3.58m
The kitchen is an impressive workable and dining space, with a range of high-quality base and eye-level white panelled units, larder store cupboard and integrated undercounter fridge. Details include a fireplace transformed into a bookshelf; Toggle light switch and ceiling rose. This is definitely the heart of this delightful period home.
Utility Room - 4.04m x 3.10m (max)
The utility room has the space and convenient layout for all the essential white goods such as a washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher and an upright fridge freezer. Including a newly fitted Worcester Bosch combination boiler with 10 years remaining on the warranty.
Downstairs Cloakroom
From the utility room, there is a door which leads to the cloakroom, featuring a pedestal wash hand basin with Chatsworth 1928 Traditional Crosshead Pillar Basin Taps, low level WC, tiled splash back, slimline radiator and a window to the rear garden.
A double glazed door leads out into the garden.
Landing
The spacious landing has a west facing large double glazed window fitted with a white Plantation tilt shutter blind; Features include: Original arch with corbels and original dado rail; Toggle light switch; ceiling roses; A good sized linen/storage cupboard; Access to the loft and new carpets which continue throughout all of the bedrooms and stairs.
Bedroom 1 - 4.78m x 4.14m
Bedroom 1 has a large bay double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Features include: Original period fireplace, ceiling rose, Toggle light switch; built in bookshelf and large radiator.
Bedroom 2 - 3.96m x 3.61m
Bedroom 2 has a double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Features include: Original period fireplace, ceiling rose; Toggle light switch and large radiator.
Bedroom 3 - 4.65m x 3.61m
Bedroom 3 has a ceiling rose, Toggle light switch; large radiator and large bay double glazed window fitted with white Plantation tilt shutter blinds overlooking the front garden with views towards Motcombe Gardens and St Mary’s Church.
Bedroom 4/Study - 2.59m x 1.98m
Bedroom 4 is currently configured as a home study/design studio. Featuring: A ceiling rose; Slimline radiator; With a double glazed window fitted with a white Plantation tilt shutter blind.
Bathroom - 2.75m x 2.25m
The bathroom has two double glazed windows; Ceiling extractor fan and spotlighting; A pedestal wash hand basin with Chatsworth 1928 Traditional Crosshead Pillar Basin Taps; Low level WC; Tiled splash back; Bath and shower combination with a matching Chatsworth 1928 traditional exposed shower mixer and rainfall shower head. There is also a traditional column radiator with heated towel rail.
Garden - 11m x 8m
A stone-walled private garden including a patio area, lawn and surrounding flower bed borders. A gated side access allows easy access for waste disposal, garden equipment and bicycles.
About the area
The property is peacefully located in Eastbourne’s oldest part of town - Motcombe Village, opposite to Motcombe Gardens. An attraction is the number of local amenities all within a short walking distance of the house: A popular 12th century public house (one of the oldest buildings in Eastbourne), St Mary’s (the oldest church in Eastbourne), Pilgrims House, Waitrose supermarket, Gildredge Park, Manor Gardens, restaurants, hair salons, antiquities and Post Office.
Eastbourne’s mainline rail station is just a 20 minute walk with direct access to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport. Brighton is a 35 minute train away and Old Town buses serve routes nearby.
There are a number of highly sought after Primary, Junior and Secondary schools in the Old Town area, in addition to a number of prestigious private schools nearby, including Eastbourne College, St Andrews and Bede’s.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: C
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