House For Sale £1,000,000
A rare opportunity to acquire a detached 1930's property, built in the traditional 'Sussex style' and occupying a large wrap around south/west facing plot in excess of .85 of an acre.
Although the property will require a considerable amount of updating it offers tremendous scope for redevelopment and is located in an enviable and secluded position on an unmade road on the edge of the 'iconic' South Downs National Park, which is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty, and just a short walk to Seaford Head and the picturesque Vangard Way walk to the famous Seven Sisters country park.
Seaford town which offers a wide range of shops, tea rooms and pubs, along with uncommercialized beach front and railway station having direct links to Gatwick/London Victoria is within a mile and a half. A regular bus service to Brighton/Eastbourne is within walking distance.
The property is accessed via Chyngton Lane from a part shared access road, which takes you directly into 'Little Chyngton'. There is a large forecourt area to the front of the property which provides ample parking and access to an integral garage.
The property retains many of the original features like wooden floors throughout and open fire places. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect L-shaped lounge with access onto the rear garden, a separate dining room, kitchen and cloak room/WC.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, which have distant views towards the sea and a bathroom with separate WC.
This property would ideally suit a builder/developer who is looking for a substantial project to either redevelop the existing house or to develop the plot, subject to the usual planning consents.
Viewings can be arranged by appointment only, via sellers sole agents Philip Mann Seaford office.
Although the property will require a considerable amount of updating it offers tremendous scope for redevelopment and is located in an enviable and secluded position on an unmade road on the edge of the 'iconic' South Downs National Park, which is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty, and just a short walk to Seaford Head and the picturesque Vangard Way walk to the famous Seven Sisters country park.
Seaford town which offers a wide range of shops, tea rooms and pubs, along with uncommercialized beach front and railway station having direct links to Gatwick/London Victoria is within a mile and a half. A regular bus service to Brighton/Eastbourne is within walking distance.
The property is accessed via Chyngton Lane from a part shared access road, which takes you directly into 'Little Chyngton'. There is a large forecourt area to the front of the property which provides ample parking and access to an integral garage.
The property retains many of the original features like wooden floors throughout and open fire places. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect L-shaped lounge with access onto the rear garden, a separate dining room, kitchen and cloak room/WC.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, which have distant views towards the sea and a bathroom with separate WC.
This property would ideally suit a builder/developer who is looking for a substantial project to either redevelop the existing house or to develop the plot, subject to the usual planning consents.
Viewings can be arranged by appointment only, via sellers sole agents Philip Mann Seaford office.
