House For Sale £300,000
*** asking price £300,000 - £350,000 ***
A grade II listed two bedroom end-of-terrace cottage with A south facing garden located in portslade village. No onward chain. Requires full modernisation.
Well situated in charming Portslade Village, this grade II listed 18th century flint and brick cottage requires full modernisation works. The property briefly comprises a lounge, a separate kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, there is a good-sized south facing rear garden.
Centred round a classic village green in a conservation area, Portslade Village retains much of its original 16th century charm and character. Peppered with historic buildings such as Portslade Old Manor and St Nicholas’ Church which dates back to c1150, as part of the Portslade Old Village Conservation Area, the High Street itself has a wealth of history and is popular with artists and historians.
Today, as one of the 21 wards in the city of Brighton and Hove, Portslade Village combines a traditional village feel with all the conveniences of modern life. The twittens and original period cottages with their flint faced facades of this Sussex village are only moments away from the bustling shops and amenities of South Portslade, and the centre of Hove.
Approximately a mile away, Portslade mainline station offers convenient routes for commuters to London and Gatwick airport, and there is easy access to regular bus services into the centre of Portslade and down to the seafront.
Local schools include King’s School Hove, Peter Gladwin Primary School, Hillside School and Brackenbury Primary School.
At the moment the High Street is not in a controlled Residents Parking permit zone, and this historic home is in Council Tax band C which is charged at £1,882.94 for 2022/23.
A grade II listed two bedroom end-of-terrace cottage with A south facing garden located in portslade village. No onward chain. Requires full modernisation.
Well situated in charming Portslade Village, this grade II listed 18th century flint and brick cottage requires full modernisation works. The property briefly comprises a lounge, a separate kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, there is a good-sized south facing rear garden.
Centred round a classic village green in a conservation area, Portslade Village retains much of its original 16th century charm and character. Peppered with historic buildings such as Portslade Old Manor and St Nicholas’ Church which dates back to c1150, as part of the Portslade Old Village Conservation Area, the High Street itself has a wealth of history and is popular with artists and historians.
Today, as one of the 21 wards in the city of Brighton and Hove, Portslade Village combines a traditional village feel with all the conveniences of modern life. The twittens and original period cottages with their flint faced facades of this Sussex village are only moments away from the bustling shops and amenities of South Portslade, and the centre of Hove.
Approximately a mile away, Portslade mainline station offers convenient routes for commuters to London and Gatwick airport, and there is easy access to regular bus services into the centre of Portslade and down to the seafront.
Local schools include King’s School Hove, Peter Gladwin Primary School, Hillside School and Brackenbury Primary School.
At the moment the High Street is not in a controlled Residents Parking permit zone, and this historic home is in Council Tax band C which is charged at £1,882.94 for 2022/23.
