House For Sale £600,000
No detail has been overlooked in this beautifully decorated, three bedroom house which radiates a relaxed, holiday feel from the waving palms by the off street parking at the front to the exotic oasis at the back- complete with a covered dining terrace and cocktail bar! Two minutes from the sea and waterfront restaurants of our glamorous Marina with East Brighton Park’s sports facilities and green open spaces around the corner it ideal as a home, investment or lock up and leave with the hospital a 15-20 minute walk (5 by car) and the station to the airport and London easy to reach. Inside, the sociable ground floor has a sophisticated layout with a spacious living/dining room with a wood burner opening to the fabulous garden, and the stylish kitchen has a designer finish. Upstairs the spa like bathroom is high end and all of the bedrooms, one used as a private home office, are quiet and comfortable. Attracting young professionals, families and investors, houses in this secret enclave of attractive terraces sell fast with a golf course, choice of popular schools and thriving High Street nearby, local bus routes take you into or out of the city and now is the time to buy as work is underway to improve the neighbouring Black Rock and discussions are taking place relating to a nearby plot which is out of sight and hearing!
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Stylishly reimagined, this bright and cheerful 1930’s semi-detached home with gorgeous gables, traditional hung Sussex tiles and discreet double glazing has sunlight pouring in from three sides and it is in a peaceful cul de sac within a tranquil enclave of well-kept period terraces where houses do not come on the market often as once discovered, people tend to stay. Inside is instantly inviting with generous proportions, the hallway and broad staircase lined with windows and the sleek lines of oak underfoot and spotlights above your head an introduction to the luxury finish throughout this home – so you can move in, chill the champagne and won’t need to change a thing.
With the wow factor and an inviting east/west orientation, sunlight streams through the spacious living/dining room which has been opened up to create a bright and sociable space with a broad bay at the front and French doors opening to the garden at the back. With ample floorspace to enjoy for work, rest or paly, stripped floors allow an easy in/out flow whilst white walls and floating shelving keep the feel contemporary, and the stylish wood burner in the exposed brick fireplace adds character as well as warmth.
A choice of lighting levels welcomes company to a stylish kitchen with a designer finish. A classic pairing of painted shaker units and user friendly solid wood surfaces which will not date, the fabulous range beneath the fitted hood could stay subject to circumstance, plumbing is in place for two machines and there is designated space for a tall fridge freezer if you like to entertain.
A glorious sun trap to share open to the south, the garden is a secluded idyll which is child and pet secure. Landscaped for a holiday al fresco lifestyle, decks rise to a paved seating/dining level to catch the sun opposite a private seating area with a central pebbled section perfect for a fire pit. Surrounded by gardens it is a glorious social hub which celebrates friends and family all year round with a covered, heated dining terrace with windows to a store/bar with power.
Returning inside, upstairs the landing is light and airy. Two quiet bedrooms at the back enjoy garden views, and neither are directly overlooked. Each ready to move into they share a luxury bathroom with a high end rainfall shower at one end of the bath and warming rail for towels at the other. At the front of the house with a bank of windows stretching almost from one end of the west wall to the other, the principal bedroom is a relaxing retreat to return to with ample mirrored wardrobes, calm décor and plenty of floorspace even with a double bed in situ.
Agent says:
“Quiet but convenient, this area has good transport links in or out of the city and there is a friendly community here as these homes don’t come onto the market very often – and sell fast, especially at the moment with the historic period properties on Black Rock beach being restored and advanced planning talks in relation to another nearby plot.”
Owner’s secret:
“The location suits a busy lifestyle, but you’ll return to peace, off street parking and friendly neighbours! The house and garden are both spacious and sunny, and we shall miss the easy entertaining that we have enjoyed here. There is a welcoming local community who organise events which you could go to, to meet people and there is always something going on locally or in the city centre – which is only a few minutes away by car.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local high street 3 minutes on foot, Marina 5 by car, The Lanes 7-10 minute cab ride.
Train Station: About 20-25 minutes by bus.
Seafront or Park: Seafront under 10, park about 5.
Closest schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, St John the Baptist rc.
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, Brighton Metropolitan, bhasvic .
Private: Brighton Waldorf, Brighton College, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High.<br /><br />Close to the beach, Marina, schools, park and golf course, there are plenty of local shops, bars and cafes serving your every need but you are also within easy reach of the relaxed al fresco lifestyle of Kemptown Village as well as our legendary, inclusive coastal city with the picturesque Georgian South Lanes and North Laine to explore only a few minutes by cab. There is a regular bus service close by that runs past the hospital and Brighton College to the station, along the coast and to the universities. For those who need to commute by car, access to the A23/A27 is swift and H zone has no waiting list for permits.
EPC:
Council Tax:
Stylishly reimagined, this bright and cheerful 1930’s semi-detached home with gorgeous gables, traditional hung Sussex tiles and discreet double glazing has sunlight pouring in from three sides and it is in a peaceful cul de sac within a tranquil enclave of well-kept period terraces where houses do not come on the market often as once discovered, people tend to stay. Inside is instantly inviting with generous proportions, the hallway and broad staircase lined with windows and the sleek lines of oak underfoot and spotlights above your head an introduction to the luxury finish throughout this home – so you can move in, chill the champagne and won’t need to change a thing.
With the wow factor and an inviting east/west orientation, sunlight streams through the spacious living/dining room which has been opened up to create a bright and sociable space with a broad bay at the front and French doors opening to the garden at the back. With ample floorspace to enjoy for work, rest or paly, stripped floors allow an easy in/out flow whilst white walls and floating shelving keep the feel contemporary, and the stylish wood burner in the exposed brick fireplace adds character as well as warmth.
A choice of lighting levels welcomes company to a stylish kitchen with a designer finish. A classic pairing of painted shaker units and user friendly solid wood surfaces which will not date, the fabulous range beneath the fitted hood could stay subject to circumstance, plumbing is in place for two machines and there is designated space for a tall fridge freezer if you like to entertain.
A glorious sun trap to share open to the south, the garden is a secluded idyll which is child and pet secure. Landscaped for a holiday al fresco lifestyle, decks rise to a paved seating/dining level to catch the sun opposite a private seating area with a central pebbled section perfect for a fire pit. Surrounded by gardens it is a glorious social hub which celebrates friends and family all year round with a covered, heated dining terrace with windows to a store/bar with power.
Returning inside, upstairs the landing is light and airy. Two quiet bedrooms at the back enjoy garden views, and neither are directly overlooked. Each ready to move into they share a luxury bathroom with a high end rainfall shower at one end of the bath and warming rail for towels at the other. At the front of the house with a bank of windows stretching almost from one end of the west wall to the other, the principal bedroom is a relaxing retreat to return to with ample mirrored wardrobes, calm décor and plenty of floorspace even with a double bed in situ.
Agent says:
“Quiet but convenient, this area has good transport links in or out of the city and there is a friendly community here as these homes don’t come onto the market very often – and sell fast, especially at the moment with the historic period properties on Black Rock beach being restored and advanced planning talks in relation to another nearby plot.”
Owner’s secret:
“The location suits a busy lifestyle, but you’ll return to peace, off street parking and friendly neighbours! The house and garden are both spacious and sunny, and we shall miss the easy entertaining that we have enjoyed here. There is a welcoming local community who organise events which you could go to, to meet people and there is always something going on locally or in the city centre – which is only a few minutes away by car.”
What’s around you:
Shops: Local high street 3 minutes on foot, Marina 5 by car, The Lanes 7-10 minute cab ride.
Train Station: About 20-25 minutes by bus.
Seafront or Park: Seafront under 10, park about 5.
Closest schools:
Primary: St Mark’s, St John the Baptist rc.
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer
Sixth Form: Varndean, Brighton Metropolitan, bhasvic .
Private: Brighton Waldorf, Brighton College, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High.<br /><br />Close to the beach, Marina, schools, park and golf course, there are plenty of local shops, bars and cafes serving your every need but you are also within easy reach of the relaxed al fresco lifestyle of Kemptown Village as well as our legendary, inclusive coastal city with the picturesque Georgian South Lanes and North Laine to explore only a few minutes by cab. There is a regular bus service close by that runs past the hospital and Brighton College to the station, along the coast and to the universities. For those who need to commute by car, access to the A23/A27 is swift and H zone has no waiting list for permits.
